The effectiveness of the system has now also been verified by a “Certificate: Penetration Test,” which is carried out by experts from SySS GmbH – the German market leader in the field of penetration tests. During testing, according to the company, Mobotix cameras successfully withstood extensive cyber attacks.

With the latest version of Mobotix’ own VMS solution, Mxmanagementcenter Version 2.0, it is now possible to combine into a unique, compatible hybrid solution not only the intelligent decentralised Mobotix IoT cameras but also the non-decentralised Mobotix Move cameras and third-party ONVIF S-cameras plus the new Mobotix NAS devices. Mxmc 2.0 also reduces the time needed to configure the entire video system since now a large part of the all settings can be adapted for up to 80 IoT cameras simultaneously and within seconds. The basic version of Mxmc 2.0 with extended standard features is available free of charge. The additional features for the integration of ONVIF S cameras and access to advanced levels of service and support can be added any time within an attractive licensing model.

According to the company, the new release, Mxmc 2.0, with its new look will be ready for download from November 2018. At the show, Mobotix also presented the company's own networked attached storage (NAS) solutions, new firmware for all Mx6 camera and a  new platform for T26 door station.

Alongside sector-specific solutions, such as thermal cameras for manufacturing or the new cash register system solution, which was developed in partnership with Vectron, Mobotix also presented a range of partner solutions. Technology partners Genetec, Konica Minolta, Sedi, Tectrade and Uniserve were represented on the company's stand alongside Mobotix integration partners like Encom, IBC, ITES, Nexcom, Peter Communication, Schirra IT and Valeo IT.