In 2011, the security network foreseen by experts in the field of security in the 3.0 years of the Chinese security industry had come to everyone in the security industry chain in 2011.

Experts pointed out that traditional security has not been integrated into systems and interconnected concepts. However, in recent years, with the development of triple play, the Internet of Things and new information technologies, and the growing demand for Internet transmission and networking monitoring in safe cities, power substations, and bank outlets, the traditional video surveillance has been broken. Limits on space, put forward new propositions. During the 12th Five-Year Plan period, the development goal of China's security industry is to double the industrial scale by the end of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period. The annual growth rate reaches 20%, and the total output value in 2015 reached 500 billion yuan.

With this as its goal, the security plan for the “12th Five-Year Plan” calls for actively promoting the combination of Internet of Things technology and security applications, exploring new market application models under the concept of the Internet of Things, and improving the application system for Daan Security. At present, the network monitoring system that integrates cutting-edge technologies in the areas of computers, communications, multimedia, and networks can achieve long-range monitoring and low-cost expansion of the monitoring range. Its scope of use has rapidly expanded and it has now penetrated into road traffic and corporate IT. , family, education, medical care, etc., and there is a trend of rapid acceleration.

Experts in related industries have optimistically pointed out that China’s security is accelerating into a network age from a combination of digital and analog. From 2004 to 2007, the proportion of traditional analog monitoring decreased from 56.9% in 2004 to 19.7% in 2007, while the share of online video surveillance increased from 7.4% in 2004 to 25.9% in 2007. By 2010, the total market of network cameras will be about 800,000 units, which will basically reach a sales scale of about 1 billion yuan, and its growth rate will be as high as 50%. Based on this background, security industry analysts analyzed that in 2011, semi-digital video surveillance products represented by DVRs will face a more turbulent round of online video products.

A market consulting company predicts that by 2012, shipments of digital hard disk recorders will reach 6.5 million units, video server shipments will reach 8.5 million units, and network camera shipments will reach 2.3 million units. After the security industry bid farewell to the analog 2.0 digital era, it is striding toward the 3.0 era.

Undoubtedly, the epoch-making changes in the security industry will bring great opportunities for major equipment manufacturers and chip manufacturers. Internationally renowned manufacturers are all gearing up to prepare for IP. Bosch emphasized the launch of a full range of IP products. Honeywell, Panasonic, Samsung Security and other large companies are actively following up. In contrast, domestic manufacturers are also moving toward the full range of IP products. Even traditional companies such as AB and Infinova have launched network cameras.

It is worth mentioning that network communications companies have joined the battle group and expect the IT communications industry to reintegrate the security field. Previously, China Telecom and China Netcom launched the “Global Eyes” and “Wide Horizons” video surveillance services into the security industry, respectively; Digital China launched a new business model and tried to expand the security market through financial leasing services and hosting services.