Internet of things (IoT) video micro service provider, Smartvue Corporation has announced the next generation of its security upgrades.

The new suite of security features aim to ‘prevent and minimise DDos attacks, deter other IoT-focused hacks, and improve overall platform security’. The upgrades include real-time monitoring, improve automated services scaling, advanced rate limiting systems and seven other new features.

“The integrity of enterprise software services starts and ends with security as every customer expects their video to remain private and secure,” said Lipphei Adam, CTO of Smartvue Corporation. “We continue to expand the IoT security features around our platform to reinforce that confidence.”

Smartvue says it is also expanding its services to support rotating and unique strong passwords, the latest in cryptography and SSL support, and improve authentication solutions.

The company is currently available in 140 countries worldwide and says it currently uploads more than 42m minutes of video every day.

Martin Renkis, founder and CEO of Smartvue Corporation, said “We have a strong commitment to our global partners to continue to release new technologies that insure the security of IoT video devices for applications ranging from residential home security to commercial and industrial surveillance.”