Urban Security for Smart+Connected Communities by Himanshu Patel

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Urban Security for

Smart+Connected Communities December 2011

Himanshu Patel

Physical Safety & Security Solutions


Safety and Security Transformation

New Models for Security Awareness and Response

Bringing it all together


Safety and Security Transformation

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It’s about

Protecting from safety incidents

Preventing attacks

Deterring, preventing,

detecting, and responding to

safety incidents

Improving communications

Reducing safety incidents and crime rates

Leveraging existing IT

investments


Change Catalysts: Tightening budgets, Increasing terror threats,

need for real time detection, assessment and response

Local Distributed - Local, Data center

and Cloud

Manual Automated

Proprietary Legacy systems Open standards based

Separate Infosec & Physec Converged networks, managed

services

Point Products Architectures

Siloed, Separate, Physical Real-Time, Virtual, Connected,

Interoperable


• Connected Detection

• Mobile Force

Network

• Third Party

• Standards Based

• Open Architecture

Hybrid

• Pervasive Video

Endpoints

Video

• Citizen-Authority

• Interdepartmental

Collaboration


Nature of Emergency

Intentional / Crime Unintentional / Incident

National

Local

Citywide

Public Safety

Scale of Emergency

International Homeland Security

Security Safety

Large-scale Disaster

Major Incident

Minor Incident

Terrorism

Organized Crime

Minor Crime

Domain

Crisis Management

Domain

Urban Security

Domain

Border Control

Domain

Mass Venues

Domain

Secure Public

Transport

Domain

Prison and

Probation

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First minutes are often the critical time for situational awareness, with continued need for information as a situation develops.

Coherent situational awareness for deployment of resources with a Common Operational Picture -- “All Hazards-All Sources” insight

Ability to rapidly communicate & collaborate with outside world and first responders is vital infrastructure preparation

Technology must be simple to deploy and operate or already in operation

Network must readily interoperate within mutual aid , multi-agency and public /private partnerships.

Awareness Solutions must track and scale as the scope of a situation increases.

Immediate, Coherent Situational Awareness

Rapid, Guided Situation Response

Scalable, Networked Approach


New Models for Physical Security Awareness and Response

Only Network Based Platform can Deliver a Comprehensive Safety and Security Solution

Emergencies Don’t Make

Appointments. Mission Critical

Operations Need Intelligent

Response

Administrative

Efficiency

Operational

Effectiveness

Emergency Response

Optimization

Cost

Effectiveness

Community Safety

and Security

Cisco Intelligent Safety and

Security


Emergency Control Center Interoperability

Telepresence Policy Mgt Messaging Infrastructure 3rd Party Applications

Radio Interoperable

Video Surveillance

Command Control

Access Control Digital Media Display

Unified Comms

IP Network


Enable instant

notification of

security breaches

and threats

Determine scope of

incident and next

actions

Safeguard

employees,

citizens, property,

and assets

Early warning tools,

continuity and

situation response

plans

Coordinate, real-

time communication

during emergencies

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Then…

Now… Immediate, Coherent

Awareness Rapid, Guided

Response

Standalone Systems

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Communicate with responder and on-scene personnel over any communication medium

Push situation video streams and info to responders

Collaborate and share information with other organizations Request additional emergency resources

Coordinate large scale/complex response

Share information with government agencies

Communicate with the public

Telephony

Wide Area Radio

Mobile Data and Incident

Area Network

Mobile Phones

PTT Phones

Local or Tactical Site

Mobile Broadband

Wireless

Mobile Incident Command

Coordinate Incident Response in Single Center

Coherent ―Common Operating Picture‖ to Detect and Assess the Situation for Response

Digital Media

Signage Noification

Core Network

Transit Network:

Mobile Stations Parking

Lots

Situation Response

Engine Geospatial and

Situation Coherent View


Communicate in real time with command and responder personnel over any communication medium

Share video feeds and other vital responder data from multiple disparate locations and systems to responders

Notify, Collaborate, Share information with other organizations, including government response, preemptive investigation – ―Mutual Aid‖ model

Enable early warning systems, early notification systems, Intelligence-Led Situation Management

Information Exchange Partnership Public-Public / Public-Private for Incident Awareness and Response

Coherent ―Common Operating Picture‖ to Detect and Assess the Situation

City

Transit Police

Mobile Command Ctr

SEZ or Business District


Bringing it All Together


Situation Awareness & Response Architecture

Risk-Threat Scenarios

SOP Outline / Technology Requirements

“Know your gaps”

“Know your options”

“Map your strategy”

Detect

“Know your partners”

“Design & Build your Solution”

“Know your threats”

“Know your Vulnerabilities”

“Know your Architecture”

Design, Build

Assess Respond

Secure


Crisis Management • Zurich Police—Empowered police force

• South African Police Services—Mobile Command & Control Centre

Nationwide Asset Protection • Nlets—Primary Mission-Critical Network for law-enforcement in the US

• Polish Border Guard—Unified Communications

Urban Security • San Luis Potosi City Surveillance—City Information and Security System

• North Wales Police—Incident Collaboration

Mass Venues & Events • Obama Inauguration Speech—Interoperable Video Surveillance

• Bejing Summer Olympics 2008–Core network and radio interoperability

Public Transport • Metro of Barcelona–Multiservices network, including video surveillance

• City of Rivas–Video surveillance, traffic light management

A few Safety and Security references


The physical security world is changing – embrace it


• Involve IT in security decisions

• Don’t buy products - plan for interoperability

• Ensure networks support requirements

Customers

• Develop IT, software, and security skills

• Move from warranties to service agreements

• Don’t sell – consult

Integrators

• Provide easier integration, open APIs

• Move from hardware to flexible software platforms

• Increase focus on channel development

Suppliers

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Technology

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