DMP Launched VK VMS Video Management System
The company introduced the new video system alongside revamped subscription tiers for AlarmVision.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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DMP has released the VK VMS video management system, which operates through the newly introduced XV Plus Gateway hardware. This rollout is accompanied by a reorganization of the AlarmVision service into two distinct subscription tiers.
Why it matters
By decoupling VK VMS from the AlarmVision suite, DMP aims to provide dealers with more flexible and cost-effective video management solutions. This strategic separation allows service providers to better tailor installations to meet specific customer requirements.
The system utilizes the new XV Plus Gateway hardware, which consists of the XV Plus-20, XV Plus-80, and XV Plus-80R models. AlarmVision Pro features include natural language video search and dynamic slicing to preserve image detail.
The players
DMP
DMP is a manufacturer of alarm and video security equipment used by professional security dealers.
The details
Dealers activate the VK VMS system using the XV Plus Gateway hardware family to manage video feeds. The company also restructured its AlarmVision service into AlarmVision Plus and AlarmVision Pro tiers to offer enhanced search and image processing capabilities.
Timeline
October 1, 2026: The VK VMS system and updated subscription tiers were officially announced.
The Tech Race
This development reflects the broader trend of integrating AI-driven search and high-efficiency image processing into standard security hardware. It updates the capabilities of the AlarmVision suite to include advanced natural language processing for video retrieval.
Security dealers can now choose between the Plus and Pro tiers to better align system costs with specific client needs. Customers opting for the Pro tier will benefit from advanced video search capabilities that make finding specific footage faster and more intuitive.
The takeaway
The move toward modular security software reflects a growing demand for scalable and feature-specific subscription models. Dealers should review their current project scopes to determine which tier best fits their clients' monitoring requirements.
Further reading
For more information on current industry standards and security tools, visit the United States Cybersecurity section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Security Distributing & Marketing Magazine.
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