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Turning cameras into intelligent fleet management tools with AI We are excited to announce that Observit’s AI-powered Automatic Damage Detection solution has moved from pilot phase into commercial operation, with VR City Traffic Sweden becoming the first paying customer. Designed specifically for bus fleets, the solution uses Observit’s AI technology and camera infrastructure to automatically detect and document vehicle damages. This helps operators: • Identify damages faster • Reduce manual inspections • Improve documentation and claims handling • Lower operational costs • Increase fleet availability This marks another step in our strategy of transforming cameras from passive recording devices into intelligent sensors that create real operational value. The future of fleet video is not only about seeing what happened — it is about understanding it automatically. Edvin Martinsson Martin Frennessen Niclas Söderberg Axis Communications

Public transport operators are now directly in scope under the NIS2 Directive. That includes your video surveillance systems. Every onboard camera, depot CCTV system, and connected video device is now part of your cybersecurity attack surface. A compromised camera is no longer “just a CCTV issue”: → It can become an entry point into fleet infrastructure → Expose operational systems → Create both NIS2 and GDPR risk → Trigger 24h / 72h reporting obligations Our new whitepaper explains more about the compromises, attack scenarios, and the measures under Article 21 that you can take to build a NIS2-compliant video architecture. Download the whitepaper and prepare your transport cybersecurity strategy for NIS2 compliance.

NIS2 changes how public transport organizations must think about cybersecurity. Video surveillance systems are no longer peripheral technology, they are regulated digital infrastructure. For transport operators, the risks are significant: • Fines up to €10M or 2% of global turnover • Operational disruption • Supply chain exposure • Passenger safety vimplications • Mandatory 24h and 72h incident reporting Yet many CCTV deployments still lack the infrastructure needed. To help you we created a practical whitepaper for transport authorities and operators navigating NIS2 requirements for video surveillance systems. Download the whitepaper here.

Every connected camera in a public transport environment is a potential cybersecurity entry point. Modern CCTV systems are connected to onboard routers, mobile networks, cloud platforms, and backend infrastructure, making them part of the broader operational attack surface. Under NIS2, transport operators are expected to secure these systems with the same seriousness as other critical infrastructure. Our new whitepaper explores the real cybersecurity risks in transport video systems, common attack scenarios, and the practical measures operators should implement to reduce exposure. Download the whitepaper to learn more.

Under NIS2, your cybersecurity responsibility doesn’t stop with your own systems, it also includes your suppliers. That means video surveillance vendors are now part of your compliance and risk landscape. If a CCTV supplier cannot provide secure firmware updates, vulnerability management, or long-term security support, the risk becomes yours to manage. Our latest whitepaper includes a practical procurement checklist for transport operators evaluating CCTV and onboard surveillance systems under NIS2. Download the whitepaper to strengthen your supplier security posture and prepare for upcoming compliance requirements.

Why manage two separate security systems? Observit integrates your mobile fleet video directly into your existing security center. Monitor your logistics hubs and your transit vehicles on a single pane of glass. Real-time awareness, zero complexity. Discover more here: https://lnkd.in/eemV8FZf