1. 1. 9/23/2013 Network Infrastructure Security Solutions
2. 2. Shifting Risk Environment Yesterday Today Locally managed and disconnected Globally distributed and managed enterprise Siloes of decisions making Collaborative multi-stakeholder environments Limited or siloes of capabilities Connected enterprise Limited or no integration Common Infrastructure (IP) A fundamental shift in todays security operational models
3. 3. Panduit Security Strategy Our Goal to provide business support through high quality safety and security solutions while reducing costs Our Mission to provide higher level security operators who can effectively provide crisis management support for safety and security issues, while maintaining excellent customer service Our Toolsto leverage IP technology, streamline and consolidate processes, applications and personnel, while providing a higher, more efficient, and reliable Security Operations Center. Our tools will also be capable of providing information to other buildings systems to take full advantage of automation Establish Policy (Education & Training) Monitor & React Investigate, Resolve, & Document Key Performance Measures
4. 4. Unified Technology Roadmap M A N A G E D I N F R A S T R U C T U R E L O W E R T C O I N F O R M A T I O N - C E N T R I C R O I - D R I V E N Global Security Technology Infrastructure Identity Management Advanced tools & Analytics Security Systems Management Building Systems OPERATIONALIZED Correlate Information - Enterprise Notification Automate Response Escalation Unify Credential Interoperability Energy Efficiency Automation
5. 5. Panduit Employs Multiple Technologies to Create a Security Showcase at its New World Headquarters Facility
6. 6. Old Access Control Architecture Serial / RS485 Networ k Central Controllers/ Access Panels Mgmt Server IP Network Door Control Panels Complex and expensive to design, deploy and maintain Not capable of incremental deployment : Upfront design cycle required Separate power circuit required to power door hardware
7. 7. Physical Security Integration Parking Lot Gate Integration VoIP (SIP) based intercom integration with Cisco Unified Communications and gateway integration with gate system Turnstile Integration Cisco Access Gateway Integration with Optical Turnstiles Building Mounting and Aesthetics Custom built and painted mounts Parking Lot Camera deployment Fiber to Ethernet media convertors in camera enclosures
8. 8. New Access Control Benefits PoE to the door More reliable backup power Link physical location and Identity Services to protect the corporate network Allow network access to people physically at a location Create location based policies for: Applications on the cloud Wireless and wired network access VPN control
9. 9. Unified Opportunities What can they support in the future? Physical security and operations (SOC) Network security and operations (NOC) Facilities operations Emergency operations and mass communications Customer service visitor management Unified Operations Center Business Resiliency
10. 10. Remote Security from UOC Associate all alarms with video for remote investigation: Analytics Gates Access Control Intrusion Panic Alarms Automatic External Defibulator (AED) alarms Safety alarms (eye wash, lights out manuf., etc.) Well developed security staff guards to analysts Contacts at local site (security, mgmt, ERT) Good communications with those contacts Good training with those contacts
11. 11. The Results - ROI Security Equipment and Installation HQ SOC and Software Integration Domestic Facilities Annual Labor Savings Simple Payback 1.53 Years Facts 590 Access Readers Domestically 680 Security Cameras
12. 12. Security Levels Defined Low Security Color coding - mate colored connector to same color adapter Moderate Security Keying + Color coding - physical geometry prevents unintentional mating of unlike connectors and adapters High Security Add Lock-in/Block-out devices Prevents removal of connector from adapter Prevents insertion of connector into adapter
13. 13. Panduit Network Physical Security Solutions Solutions target safeguarding of network connections by deterring unauthorized access or changes to the network and/or critical components Limit access Improve system maintenance Theft deterrent Patch Panels VoIP Phones Faceplates
14. 14. Keyed Copper System Comprehensive solution consisting of: UTP and Shielded Jacks and patch cords Pre-terminated and field terminable Cat6a, Cat6 and Cat5e performance levels
15. 15. Comprehensive solution consisting of: Opti-Core Fiber Optic Patch Cords Mini-Com Adapter Modules Opticom Fiber Adapter Panels Fiber Optic LC Connectors Pre-terminated and field terminable in single mode, multimode and OM3 15 Keyed LC Fiber System
16. 16. Removal Tool Lock-In Patch Cord Lock-in Designed for use with standard patch cords LC Patch Cord Lock-in Designed for use with standard patch cords Block Out RJ45 Block Out Device LC and SC Block Out Devices USB Block Out Device Physical Security Devices Lock-In Block Out
17. 17. Tamper Resistant and Lockable Products Mini-Com Tamper Resistant Faceplate Prevent unauthorized access to the connections Made of impact resistant material QuickNet Plug Pack with Lock-In Device Prevents unintentional removal from the switch Marker tie (included) connects plug pack and lock-in device for additional level of security Pan-Way Surface Raceway Designed to route, protect and conceal data, voice, video, fiber-optic and/or power cabling Tamper resistant Net-Access and Net-SERV Cabinets Provide a complete, optimized physical infrastructure solution for all switch and server architectures Include lockable doors
18. 18. Summary of Benefits Laying the foundation for success- Build the right team Seek out partners both strategic and internal Do the pre-work Keep an open mind- Technologies are changing rapidly New players are emerging New benefits are being revealed