
Steve Kenny interviews Leo Levit about ONVIF's role in evolving IP security standards and ensuring interoperability in the industry.
Steve welcomes Leo Levit, chair of ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum), to talk about the evolution of IP security standards. Leo and Steve discuss ONVIF's journey from its founding by Axis, Bosch, and Sony in 2008, overcoming initial skepticism, to becoming the standard for interoperability. Leo highlights ONVIF's growth, noting the increasing number of conformant products, even from companies initially resistant to open standards. He covers ONVIF's current and future initiatives, such as integrating IP audio with VMS, developing a cloud profile for camera-to-cloud communication, and creating a working group for data-driven applications. Leo and Steve also discuss efforts to maintain video authenticity amid AI advancements, ensuring trust in video content. The conversation highlights ONVIF's dedication to innovation and interoperability, providing valuable insights for industry insiders and end-users as ONVIF continues to shape security technology's future. About our guest: Leo Levit is a business leader with a unique combination of a strong technical and sales background, product management experience, passionate leadership, winning commercial mindset and…
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