CNL Software IPSecurityCenter Case Studies Presentation 0113

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Washington DC, United States

• Integration includes over 5,000+ CCTV cameras from district agencies including: • Homeland Security Emergency Management Agency,

Metropolitan Police Department, Department of Transportation's (DDOT), Protective Service Division's (PSD), District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS)

• Also integrates ShotSpotter Audio Analytic Gunshot Detection System

• Supports the city’s public safety planning efforts for special events requiring interagency coordination

City-wide CCTV integration providing situational awareness protecting over 5.5 million citizens and 17.9 million visitors each year.

Safe Cities

The program will create a unified control center where all of the security requirements of multiple agencies within the Greater Washington area can be managed and processed.


City of Atlanta, United States

• Integrating existing video surveillance cameras owned by private business partners, monitored at a central location

• Currently integrated: • Atlanta Police Department (APD), Courts, Corrections,

Protective Services, CNN Center, Coca-Cola

• Next steps:• Atlanta Public Schools, Atlanta International Airport,

Watershed, Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority

‘Operation Shield’ - a public/private partnership CCTV center protecting over 5.2 million citizens & 35 million visitors a year.

Safe Cities

“The PSIM solution allows APD to cost-effectively integrate the existing camera networks and leverage the investments already made to reduce crime and make Atlanta a safer city.”

Grant Hawkins, VP of Programs and Strategic Projects, Atlanta Police Foundation


Greater Manchester Police, UK

• Public/private integration of CCTV feeds from cameras including:• Manchester International Airport

• Manchester City Council and Trafford Council

• Manchester City Soccer Stadium

• Radisson Edwardian Hotel

• Force fixed and rotary wing aircraft, heli-tele

• Mobile CCTV vans

• Body warn cameras and mobile evidence gatherers

One of the largest law enforcement forces in the United Kingdom, protecting 2.6 million residents and 8 million visitors each year.

Safe Cities & Law Enforcement

Surveillance and Intelligence gathering for highest level security event in the UK after the G8 Summit, plus increased public protection and rapid police response at major occasions, such as the UEFA Cup final.


Law Enforcement, Middle East

• CCTV expansion project utilizing existing video surveillance infrastructure

• Leveraging significant investment in legacy platforms e.g.• DVRs, GIS mapping, Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD), video

analytics technologies

• Enforcing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for response to incidents

• Interface with the external CCTV systems including public and private sector parties (e.g. Public Works, Municipalities)

A single Common Operating Platform (COP) for mission critical security systems across operators with varying roles and permission levels.

Homeland Security & Law Enforcement

"IPSecurityCenter has exceeded our high expectations in every way… what we have been most impressed by has been the flexibility and customizability provided by the software according to user needs and integrated sub-systems".

Security Sales Consultant at Smart Cube


Transport Law Enforcement, United Kingdom

• Common platform integrating:• 55,000+ cameras, 21 video server devices, 7,000 locations, 25

video wall monitors, 40 operator workstations

• Increased operational efficiency and reduced costs• 50% reduction in time taken to obtain footage• Faster detection of criminal activity• 100s of criminals brought to justice with evidence secured

by the system

Protecting over 2.2 billion passenger journeys each year, centralizing monitoring and storage capability for forensic data.

Transportation & Law Enforcement

“With some great technical wizardry, we’re able to bring these (disparate) cameras together, send that information to officers and we’re seeing our crime rates go lower.” Andy Trotter, Chief Constable


Transport Network, United Kingdom

• Using standards and standardised architectures to minimise the variety and number of assets to provide services

• Designed for obsolescence, and low cost of ownership• Providing images to the users where they need them• Providing access to recorded video as users need them• Staff are more mobile and need access to CCTV outside of

the control room

Integrating 8,000+ cameras protecting over one billion passengers a year, with around three and a half million journeys made each day, on 11 lines serving 270 stations.

Transportation

“Dependable and affordable, services, applications and communication networks that convey the right information to the right people, machines and places at the right time in order for the best decisions or actions to be taken.”


Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, US

• Includes rail stations, bus stations, maintenance garages, parking garages and other commercial buildings

• 86 rail stations each with a custom interface• Centrally managed without changing the existing security

systems’ functionality• Displays alarms from security subsystems based on

predefined policies and business logic• Has the same user interface for alarms generated regardless

of alarm type or originating system

One of the largest rail transit, bus and paratransit services in the US protecting over 341 million city-wide passenger trips each year.

Transportation

“We have a lot of disparate systems that need to be interconnected. With the introduction of PSIM technology, we can now view all security and business systems on one integrated platform.”

Marshall Epler, Deputy Chief Engineer of Communications, WMATA


Washington State Department of Transportation, Ferries Division (WSF), United States

• Working with the Washington State Patrol, U.S. Coast Guard and U.S. Customs and Border Protection

• Managing access control, alarm and sensor events, analog and digital video surveillance and cameras at approximately 43 WSF sites

• Integrating high definition video, management systems, maps/Geospatial solution

• Access control systems to meet Transportation Workers Information Clearance (TWIC) compliance

The largest ferry system in the U.S. and fourth largest in the world; annually transporting more than 22 million riders including 10 million vehicles.

Transportation

Integrating security systems will allow the immediate verification of any incidents, greatly increasing preparedness to respond to potential threats withing land-based perimeters and beyond.


Citywide Port Security, United States

• Common platform with central monitoring and storage capability to share video data

• Increased operational efficiency leading to reduced costs • Integration of new technologies allows faster detection of

incidents• Aggregation of intelligence from multiple systems for

increased situation awareness• High levels of emergency preparedness

Protecting a multi-billion dollar maritime industry including ports & terminals, ferry operations, government services, recreational & commercial boating.

Transportation and Distribution

Interface with 4 independent marine facility closed circuit television systems to enable centralized display and management


Container Shipping Port, United States

• Centralized control of CCTV and access control assets providing complete visibility and control of the entire security operation

• Integrating Radar assets including vessel tracking and monitoring of restricted port zones

• Monitoring port users requiring a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC), visitors and escorts

• Simplified role based GUI and permissions, ensuring exact, consistent and measurable responses

Centralized operational control securing 2 port locations with 4 terminals specializing in handling container, reefer, breakbulk, agri-bulk & RoRo cargoes.


“Allowing the transfer of data needed to support real-time situational awareness, as well as the sharing of event data and automated response procedures among multiple agencies.” Security Division, CRGT



• Physical security surveillance and detection systems monitor harbor activities and access to port security, vessel traffic, coastal surveillance, safety, and commercial data

• Secure command and control center integrating technologies, such as:• Video surveillance, intelligent radar, automatic identification

system base stations, patrol boat tracking, interoperable communications and web services

Container port-configured enhanced waterside perimeter security security protecting over 2 million tons of vessel, truck and rail cargo shipments a year.


“The system is multi-mission oriented and delivers defined information to numerous local and federal organizations including the US Coast Guard and Department of Homeland Security.” Security Division, CRGT



• 1 central Data Center as the master site with capabilities to operate client workstations and secondary storage at 4 distributed Command Centers

• Providing geographical map display with graphic icons representing alerts according to their approximate geographic location

• Integrated radar management system through which individual radar based alarms can trigger event driven video operations

Video surveillance for specialized shipping terminals; protecting port employees and visitors as well as over 35 million tons of cargo each year.


Improving security awareness and enhancing the ability of governmental/private entities to prevent, detect, interdict, and rapidly respond to and recover from terrorist acts or other “all hazard” events along the River, its adjacent communities, facilities, plus key critical assets within the area’s transportation infrastructure.


Fortune 20 Corporation, United States & Canada

• Bringing on board disparate security systems, multiple command and control centers plus numerous procedures and processes

• Reduced number of Command and Control Centers by 90%• Automated incident response • All local alerts immediately routed via IPSecurityCenter™

directly to guards’ phones/email• Eliminates massive amounts of alarms in the Command and

Control Centers; only see escalated local alarms

Protecting over 100,000 employees across more than 375 locations; one of the largest and most comprehensive PSIM deployments in the world today.

Corporate Enterprise

IPSecurityCenter™ offers the capacity to modify and/or add new SOPs based on evolving threat assessments, the ability to add new security systems as required and has a GUI that is easy for security officers to navigate.


IBM, UK

• Enables convergence of IT and physical security initiatives• Measurable rapid ROI and on-going cost reduction from

analysis of trends e.g. SLA violations, false alarms• Automated incident response with conformance to security

policies and SOPs• Complete device & sensor integration, extending useful life

of legacy products• Platform for integration of additional valuable technologies,

e.g. analytics

Consolidated 26 locations across operations in the UK, moving from 17 security centers down to one centrally managed command and control center.


"We estimate our R.O.I. will be less than 18 months. The solution will provide the business with operational flexibility I never imagined possible."

Thom Williamson, Manager Security Operations, IBM Corporation, UK


Global Corporate, India & Sri Lanka

• Centralised control of CCTV and Access Control assets providing complete visibility and control of the entire security operation

• Pre-defined standard operating procedures (SOP) optimising decision making and policy compliance

• Pre-defined reports and charts bringing risk assessment and budgetary control into the security environment

• Seamless integration of new technologies while preserving a high level of original investment

Centrally manage corporate security including CCTV and access control systems protecting over 130,000 employees in 13 locations throughout India & Sri Lanka.


Simplified role based user interface and permissions, ensuring exact, consistent and measurable responses whilst significantly reducing training overheads.


Corporate Enterprise, India

• Centralized video management system with distributed architecture for video recording, storage and live viewing

• Integration of GPS based vehicle tracking with GIS maps• Audio communication and vehicle immobilization from

Command and Control System• Improved efficiency of operations, reducing operating costs

(OPEX)• Integration with Building Management Systems (BMS)

Protecting over 110,000 employees over 44 campuses and tracking over 2,500 corporate vehicles, ensuring the safety of its most valuable assets, its people and property.


IPSecurityCenter integrates video Management, video analytic, perimeter fence, access control, fire alarm, HR data, transport tracking, building management, SCADA and display wall sub systems into one single manageable system.


Corporate Enterprise, India

• Unifying disparate security and safety systems• Centralised operation for the management of access control

badge alarms, door alarms, video analytics alarms, fire alarms, intruder alarms

• Collation and management of all system violations and events into a prioritized, color-coded alarm stack

• Operator guidance through to resolution displaying intelligent contextual information and instructions

Centralized security operation for an international financial services organization protecting over 7,000+ employees across 3 city locations.


Post event, each alarm action and response issued can be reported upon and displayed giving compliance and audit across all system events.


Engineering Corporate, UK

• CCTV and alarm monitoring in workshops handling gasoline, diesel, gaseous fuel and lubricants

• Common operation procedures for handling alerts due to engine shut down, gas and/or fire

• Out of office fire alerts sent by text/phone to emergency response teams

• Also integrating fence detection, intruder, panic and building management system alarms

Engineering consultancy protecting over 600 professional engineers, consultants and staff at its engineering, design, development and testing Headquarters.


Working with hazardous materials including engine fuels and lubricants means that the organization understands the need to respond to potential life and business threatening alerts immediately to ensure the safety of staff, visitors and assets.


Cleveland Water, United States

• Owned and operated by the City of Cleveland, the security project is sponsored by the Cleveland Division of Police

• Manufacturer and device independent integration• Advanced crisis management capability• Automated response management• Consolidated alarm management and prioritization• Event driven management and audit reports

Cleveland Water Department is the 8th largest water facility in the US, supplying services to 397,000+ residential and 14,800+ commercial customers.

Critical National Infrastructure

IPSecurityCenter™ was chosen because of its scalability - the solution has the potential to integrate public/private security systems that could turn the project from CNI at Cleveland Water to a multi organization Safe City program.


Energy, Oil & Gas, United States

• Securing facility over CCTV, access control, perimeter intrusion detection and radar

• Integration to Mass Notification Solutions (MNS); broadcasting real-time information during an emergency Comprehensive situational awareness and management

• Optimizing situation planning, training, and response to security situations and life safety emergencies

• Archive management system for record keeping and debriefing

Tank farm facility refining petroleum products securing a crude oil capacity of just over 100,000 barrels per day and 5 million tons yearly.


A comprehensive situational management system to optimize situation planning, training, and response to security situations and life safety emergencies at the Plant and Tank Farm Facility.


Energy, Oil & Gas, Kuwait

• Integrates discrete security sub systems into a single ‐centralized control environment with remote bi-directional communication to: • CCTV, Access Control, Intruder Detection Systems, Vehicle

Barriers and Blockers, GPS Tracking, Radio Telecommunications (TETRA), Intercoms, Ground and Sea Surveillance RADAR

• Rationalisation of maintenance• Consolidation of training & reporting overheads

Protecting 10 million barrels of oil a day at a critical port-based oil facility responsible for the refining of a large proportion of Kuwait’s oil supply.


Command and Control Center, standardizing and simplifying security operations within the Tank Farm by integrating currently available security equipment/systems and enabling the seamless future deployment of compatible security technologies.


Energy, Oil & Gas, South Africa

• Seamless integration and analysis of information from traditional physical security devices and systems

• Real-time data to enable situation resolution• Situation management including, data collection,

verification, analysis, resolution and tracking• Maintaining a unified operation console and practices• Functionality is easily customisable, configurable and can be

modified according to varying operational needs

Security for over 3,000 km of pipelines protecting over 16 billion liters of fuel and over 450 million cubic meters of gases.


Providing SMS, email and telephony communication in order to deliver vital information to selected response teams and stakeholders ensuring that changes to the security status and threats are available immediately.


Mining, South Africa

• Expanding existing CCTV video surveillance capability while optimizing investment in legacy technologies such as: • access control, physical alarm systems, SCADA, perimeter

intrusion detection, video analytics, body scanners

• Prevention and detection of theft by illegal and legal miners• Data collection for reporting, forensic investigation and

evidence gathering• Access control monitoring is a major factor in the health

and safety compliance policy

One of the world’s largest mining companies requiring real-time situation awareness, guiding the response teams over vast areas both above and below ground.

Mining

“The cost of the IPSecurityCenter™ solution versus the estimated savings in preventing theft was a good security investment for the organization.” Jurie Engelbreg, Operations Director at e-Thele


Delhi Duty Free

• Centralized management of security infrastructure• Develop effective strategies to combat theft, shrinkage and

internal fraud• Integration of live and archive CCTV feeds, access control

and Point of Sale (PoS) sub-systems• Pre defined reports and charts providing clear ‐

understanding/visibility to the security management team• Supports the use of technologies including video analytics

and Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS)

Securing 30,000sq ft. of retail space within the sixth-largest airport in the world, with 34 million passengers a year.

Airport & Retail

Simple to use GUI which makes it easy for the retail operator to navigate and be in control of all the end-points while providing situational awareness to enable quick decision making.


Retail Chain, South Africa

• Reduced shrinkage and theft through effective maintenance of security and BMS systems

• Protecting fresh produce and perishables from spoiling by monitoring generators and refrigeration

• Weigh bridge monitoring online and offline status• Monitoring the status of security systems such at fence

detection and CCTV• Any system fault alarms sends alerts to the maintenance

team for immediate response

Central management of security systems and BMS for a 114,000 m² warehousing, refrigeration and distribution center handling in excess of 50,000 line items.

Retail

A camera that goes down or a weigh bridge that is turned off opens up a window of opportunity for theft, by monitoring the state of security systems and reporting problems to maintenance the organization is able to respond immediately to fix the problem; limiting potential losses.


Queens University Belfast, UK

• Remote bi-directional communication to the University’s Fire, CCTV, Access Control, Intruder Alarm systems

• Integrating security policies and providing advanced situational awareness across the whole campus

• Optimised use of security resources offering longer life for legacy systems

• Productivity gains by managing more locations with existing personnel

• Increased student confidence in University safety

Protecting 17,000+ students and 3,500+ staff studying and working across a campus covering more than 250 buildings.

Education

A centralised campus based Command and Control Centre operating in a metropolitan area and integrating more than 250 sites and devices covering CCTV, access control, fire, BMS and intruder systems.

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