Device security compliance
Smart cameras, doorbells and hubs sold in Australia must meet the security standard in the Cyber Security (Security Standards for Smart Devices) Rules 2025. That means no shared default passwords, a way to report security problems, and a published period of security updates.
Every Reolink device we supply comes with the manufacturer's statement of compliance. Find your device type below and open the statement; the full list of covered models is in each PDF.
| Device type | Models covered (summary) | Security updates | Statement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wi-Fi and battery cameras | Argus, Altas, E1, Lumus, Duo Wi-Fi, TrackMix Wi-Fi, solar floodlight and RLC-…WA models | 2 years | Open PDF |
| Wired (PoE) cameras | RLC-510A to RLC-1240A, Duo PoE, TrackMix PoE, TrackFlex PoE, Elite PoE, ColorX and OMVI PoE models | 2 years | Open PDF |
| Video doorbells | Reolink Video Doorbell (battery, PoE and Wi-Fi) | 2 years | Open PDF |
| Recorders and Home Hubs | Reolink NVRs, Home Hub, Home Hub Mini and Home Hub Pro | 2 years | Open PDF |
About these statements
The statements were issued on 18 May 2026 by Reolink (manufacturer Reolink Technology Pte Ltd, Singapore; Australian representative Reolink Innovation AUS Pty Ltd, Moorabbin Airport VIC). Reolink commits to security updates for at least 2 years. Keep your camera and Reolink app updated, and change any password we set up for you if you share it.
Reolink hardware and installation are supplied by David Oldmeadow trading as WireFree Security, ABN 52 177 805 664, NSW Master Security Licence No. 000111515. Questions about a device we supplied: enquiries@wirefreesecurity.com.au.