The advanced security solutions drew significant attention from attendees, who were impressed by the technical excellence and robust performance of the offerings
Sparsh CCTV, a key player in the surveillance industry, was a prominent participant at the seminar on ‘Emerging Opportunities for the Security Products Industry in a Heightened Risk Scenario,’ organised by the Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA). The event emphasized the importance of local manufacturing and reducing dependence on neighboring countries, a mission strongly supported by Sparsh CCTV.
Sparsh CCTV showcased its commitment to innovation and quality by displaying a wide range of STQC certified products at their booth. The advanced security solutions drew significant attention from attendees, who were impressed by the technical excellence and robust performance of the offerings. The display highlighted Sparsh CCTV’s dedication to high standards and continuous innovation in the surveillance industry.
Sanjeev Sehgal, Managing Director and CEO of Sparsh CCTV, delivered the keynote address at the seminar. He discussed the recent Public Procurement Order (PPO) and Cybersecurity Requirements Order (CRO) initiatives, highlighting their transformative impact on the security industry. “These measures are crucial steps towards enhancing national security and protecting against cyber threats and data leakage,” Sehgal emphasized.
The seminar also featured a panel discussion moderated by Sehgal. He engaged in an insightful conversation with Ms. Asha Nangia, Scientist G and Group Coordinator at the Ministry of Electronics & IT (MeitY), about the considerations behind drafting the PPO and CRO for CCTV cameras with Essential Requirements (ER) for Cybersecurity, and their potential to boost domestic manufacturing.
Following this, A.V. Murlidharan, Director General of Government e-Marketplace (GeM), addressed queries regarding policy implementation on the GeM platform and its benefits to the industry. Ms. Aurosmita Kabiraj, Scientist D & Joint Director at the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), provided insights on incorporating additional ER requirements into BIS standards. Ms. Rashmi Bhangale, Assistant Vice President & Head PMO at Jio Platforms Ltd, discussed aligning Reliance’s CCTV infrastructure with the new policy.
In conclusion, Sehgal praised MeitY for enforcing the new policy, stating it significantly supports domestic manufacturers. He noted that ELCINA’s seminar fostered meaningful dialogue and collaboration within the electronics industry, paving the way for greater innovation and growth opportunities for local manufacturers.
Sparsh CCTV, as a leading security and surveillance partner, remains dedicated to driving positive change and shaping the future of the surveillance industry in India. It is proud to be the first Indian company fully compliant with the new policy across its entire product range.
