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Border Security a physical and digital challenge
Rome, 15th February 2017
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Our Business Leonardo is a global company in the high technology sector and one of the key
actors in Aerospace, Defence and Security worldwide. We operate through:
HELICOPTERS AERONAUTICS
Helicopters
Aircraft
Security & Information Systems
Aerostructures
Airborne & Space Systems
Land & Naval Defence Electronics
Defence Systems
DIVISIONS
SUBSIDIARIES AND JOINT VENTURES DRS Technologies (100% Leonardo)
Telespazio (67% Leonardo and 33% Thales)
Thales Alenia Space (67% Thales and 33% Leonardo)
MBDA (37.5% BAE Systems, 37.5% Airbus Group, 25%
Leonardo)
ATR (50% Leonardo and 50% Airbus Group)
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KEY FIGURES 2015
Group Financial Results Full Year 2015 (in €bln.)
RESULTS 2015 in €mln. Revenues 12,995
New Orders 12,371
Order Backlog 28,793
R&D 1,426
34% HELICOPTERS
41% DEFENCE AND SECURITY ELECTRONICS
24% AERONAUTICS
4% DEFENCE SYSTEMS
-5% ELIMINATIONS
2% OTHER ACTIVITIES
41% HELICOPTERS
36% DEFENCE AND SECURITY ELECTRONICS
21% AERONAUTICS
4% DEFENCE SYSTEMS
-3% ELIMINATIONS
1% OTHER ACTIVITIES
32% HELICOPTERS
54% DEFENCE AND SECURITY ELECTRONICS
14% AERONAUTICS
6% DEFENCE SYSTEMS
-7% ELIMINATIONS
1% OTHER ACTIVITIES
50.0% INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
30.2% ITALIAN MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND FINANCE
19.8% RETAIL INVESTORS (ITALY ONLY)
TOTAL SHAREHOLDER COMPOSITION
ORDER BACKLOG NEW ORDERS REVENUES
13.0 28.8 12.4
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AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
SECURITY & PUBLIC SAFETY INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT
SYSTEMS (ITS) AIRPORT OPERATIONS POSTAL & COURIER OPERATIONS
CENTRAL & LOCAL GOV DEFENCE INDUSTRIAL SECTOR
Security & Information Systems
• MATERIAL HANDLING • PARCEL & POSTAL • BAGGAGE HANDLING
• CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION (Utilities, Oil & Gas, Mass Transit, Railways, Major Events)
• AVIATION SECURITY • MARITIME & BORDER SECURITY • COUNTER-TERROR & CRIME • SAFE CITY
Improving safety & security of economic and social environments, strengthening resilience
of organizations and critical infrastructures by leveraging the synergies among information
technology, secure communications networks, physical and logical security
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The World to come …
We are going to a global supply chain tying all of us culturally and economically in a more and more binding way, obscuring national boundaries…
Parag Khanna – Connectography
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An highlight from WEF Davos 2017 Top 5 Global Risks in terms of Likelihood
Extreme weather events
Large-scale involuntary migration
Major natural disasters
Large-scale terrorists attacks
Massive incidents of data
fraud/theft
• 2017 is mainly focused on Safety & Security risks
• Civil protection for events and disasters
• MoD, MoI , Frontex and others for control of migration flows
• Police and Intelligence for Terrorism and Cybersecurity
• In the previous editions most of risks concerned social, economic, medical and environmental issues
Severe income disparity
Chronic fiscal imbalance
Rising greenhouse gas
emissions
Water supply crises
Mismanagement of population
ageing Economic Environmental Geopolitical Societal Technological
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Providing solutions to effectively
face major border issues, namely:
• Assure borderline security
(Drug, Human and Goods Trafficking)
• Contrast illegal Immigration and
Smuggling.
• Fight traffic of Weapons, Explosives
and Terrorist activities
• Detect, track and evaluate threat level
of Mobile targets within the
geographical Area Of Interest
Border Security The Mission(s)
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Border management
(Smart Border)
Border surveillance
and detection
Border protection
Integrated Border Security solution(s)
Surveillance, reconnaissance and detection equipment for the green and blue border security in order to deal with illegal border crossing, drug trafficking, smuggling and other criminal activities
Physical countermeasures along green and blue borders, protecting also maritime infrastructures (ports, offshore O&G, …)
Automated border check points and crossing points for the identification of transit people/vehicles ICT infrastructures to manage the interactions between border
check points and C2 centers Intelligence and risk analysis to prevent possible threats.
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Border Security Domains: Land
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Border Security Domains: Port
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Border Security Domains: Coast
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Buoy based sensors
UAV
Offshore Patrol Vessel
Helicopter
Maritime Patrol Aircrafts
Fast Patrol Boat
Satellite
Surveillance
Satellite AIS
SATCOM
OTH
OTH
Oil platforms
Navy platforms
LOCC
LOCC
C4I
Border Security Domains: Maritime
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Border Security Domains: Nationwide
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Surveillance Radars (land and airborne) E/O (land and airborne)
Communication Equipments and Networks
UAVs and Mission control Border Patrol Vehicles
Aircrafts, Rotorcrafts, Helicopters Perimeter Fence
Command and Control, Mission Planning Data & Video Analytics
ABC Gates Identity Access , Portable Identity Access People screening, Goods check, Vehicle
gates Biometrics, Smart cards, RFID
Licence Plate Reader Central command and control
Big Data analytics Facial recognition
Border Surveillance and Detection
Border Management (Smart Border)
Border protection
Surveillance Radars (land and airborne) E/O (land, airborne and maritime)
Communication Devices and Networks UAVs and Mission control
Border Patrol Vehicles, Command and Control, Multi Sensor Data
Fusion, Mission Planning, Search and Rescue, Mobile Integrated Border Control
System (MIBCS) Unattended Ground Sensors
Satellite observation, comms and AIS
National & Regional Center
Information Layer
Videoanalytics on video feeds (plates, faces) Big Data Analyitics
Behavioural Analysis (Vehicles, People) OSINT
Intelligence agencies
Structured data (AFIS, Passport..)
Unstructured data ()
Shared Systems (EUROSUR, ETIAS,, …)
Unstructured web data
Sensors Layer
Local & Regional Center
A wider architecture: new information
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Ground Control Rooms Mobile Control Room
Chemical sensors, Public announcem.,
etc.
Radar and EO
RADAR Thermal &
Optical Cameras Video
Analytics Vehicle Access Control
People Access Control
Perimeter Intrusion Detection
Video Management
Access Control
Electro Optical
Fiber Active and Passive Barriers
Safety
RPAS UAV
Satellite Imagery
FIELD SENSORS
SEC
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CO
MM
S
PRESENTATION
Workflow Management
Decision Support
Integration Platform Data cleaning and normalization
Data storage and analysis
Ontology management
Data linking
Cyb
er Secu
rity &
Inte
lligence
System
Event correlator
Planner Resource
management Analytics GIS 2D & 3D
3D Face / IRIS
A wider architecture: legacy integration
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GIS/Imagery (IMINT)
Environmental Tapping
Audio, Video, Radio Localisation
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
Public newsfeeds, web, blogs, social media,
darknet
Databases
Company systems & service
providers Collect
• Gather and retain data from heterogeneous sources
Analyse & Visualise
• Search, analyse & visualise this data
Intelligence
• Improve situational awareness, generate actionable intelligence
Leonardo Intelligence Platform
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• Geographic relations
• Time based relations
• Relations among different objects
(Vehicles>Owners>Faces)
• Geographic Anomalies
• Time Anomalies
The Analytics engine allows discovery of trends, patterns and relations among
the gathered data
Passport Owner Face recognized in checkpoints A,B,C
Car Plate W in A Car Plate Y in B Car Plate Z in C
Car Plate Z Usually Near Car Plate X
Advanced analytics & visualization
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Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Evaluation Facility
National HQ
National Security
Intelligence analysis Platform
Multiple and progressive
data sources
Existing
Integration
Mobile Centre
Regional / City
Agencies
Local Centers
Intelligence Analysis
Integration with HQ
Local / urban integration
Citizen engagement
Multidisciplinary, multi-stakholder, incremental… from Border security to Territory intelligence
Border Security
Distributed sensors
Patrols
C2 Platforms
Electro-optics Videosurveillance
Radar
Patrol
Drone
Tactical Vehicles
Satellite Imaging
Deployable assets
Vehicular territory control
Mobile Intelligence
Center
Airborne surveillance
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Thank you for your attention Giorgio Mosca
Director Competitive Analysis, Strategy & Technology
Security & Information Systems Division
leonardocompany.com
