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  • Dallmeier extends software maintenance, offering 10-year protection for cameras and recorders.
  • New package enhances investment protection and cybersecurity for public sector and critical infrastructure.
  • Panomera® systems benefit with updates, security patches ensuring long-term planning certainty.

Dallmeier has announced an expansion in its software maintenance offerings, adding a new package for cameras and recorders. This initiative allows customers to maintain the currency of their video security systems for up to a decade, providing enhanced investment protection and planning reliability over the long term.

Long-term planning has become increasingly essential, notably for public sector entities, operators of critical infrastructure, and businesses operating with extended investment cycles. Dallmeier's latest maintenance package permits users to extend software maintenance by an additional five years, thereby offering robust protection against cybersecurity threats.

This new maintenance offering is available for Panomera® systems, single-sensor cameras, and recorders. While cameras come with a standard five-year software maintenance coverage, the package extends this support to ten years in total. Similarly, recorder software maintenance can also be continued up to a decade.

Inclusion of software updates

The comprehensive maintenance package includes licenses for updates, upgrades, and security patches for both camera and recorder software for a further five years. Additionally, it includes licenses for updates to the neural network used in object classification. Known relevant CVE security vulnerabilities are addressed through these security updates, provided technical feasibility permits.

"With the option to plan software maintenance for up to ten years, we provide our customers with a high degree of investment protection and long-term planning certainty," stated Christian Linthaler, Chief Sales Officer at Dallmeier. "This is particularly vital for the sustainable operation of modern video security systems, particularly in the public sector and long-term security projects."

Legacy and innovations

Dallmeier's innovations include solutions that enrich security and operational processes for B2B clients

Founded in 1984 by Dieter Dallmeier in Regensburg, Germany, Dallmeier electronic has grown from a small operation in a garden shed to a key player in video information technology. With over 250 employees at its Regensburg headquarters and several hundred worldwide, the company continues to serve a global clientele.

Dallmeier's innovations include solutions that enrich security and operational processes for B2B clients across various sectors, including casinos, smart cities, airports, logistics, stadiums, and industry. Its expertise also extends to banks, critical infrastructure facilities, and medium-sized enterprises.

Technological leadership and manufacturing

From pioneering the world's first digital image storage system with motion analysis in 1992 to developing the patented "multifocal sensor technology" Panomera®, Dallmeier has consistently led technology advancements. Its latest, the Domera® camera range, features up to 300 variants with a mere 18 components, highlighting the brand's commitment to innovation.

Dallmeier prides itself on competitive Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and Return on Investment (ROI), with a focus on maintaining high standards in data protection, cybersecurity, and ethical responsibility. From its central headquarters in Regensburg, Dallmeier conducts comprehensive research, development, and manufacturing, ensuring sustainability and environmental protection throughout its operations.

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