January 18, 2024
Version 11.8 comes with security updates such as changes in root-privileged access in factory default state. It also includes many new features such as EventBroker MQTT capability in ONVIF profile M, ability to configure a proxy when setting up MQTT client, MQTT Graph overlays, and much more.
January 18, 2024
Find out what Axis CTO Johan Paulsson thinks about generative AI, and other tech trends affecting the security sector in 2024.
November 28, 2023
From AXIS OS 11.6 a multicast controller feature will be added in Axis network speakers that will allow users to specify a set of multicast sources to listen to an prioritize between them.
November 23, 2023
In response to your invaluable feedback regarding API discrepancies between ACAP version 3 and ACAP Native SDK, we've reintroduced some of the most critical APIs. These APIs should facilitate the development of new applications using ACAP Native SDK, or enable the migration of existing applications built using previous versions of ACAP.
May 12, 2023 - Updated November 2, 2023
In upcoming AXIS OS releases, we will introduce additional security measures in AXIS OS and ACAP applications. From AXIS OS 11.8, root-privileged access will be disabled by default. From AXIS OS 12.0, the ability for root-privileged access will be entirely removed for ACAP applications.
September 15, 2023
The next AXIS OS LTS track, is planned for launch in Q3, 2024. After that AXIS OS 12 will be released and with that some breaking changes will be introduced. Some breaking changes with less impact will also be introduced in AXIS OS 11, active track.
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December 12, 2023
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November 30, 2023
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November 8, 2023
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