Texas Association of Community Schools Construction Conference Sponsored by TCPN

1. Texas Association of Community Schools Construction Conference Sponsored by TCPN

2. Today’s Agenda • What are the threats to Facilities? • What’s on Administrator’s/Superintendent’s minds? • Share examples of positive changes and technologies. • Open up dialogue for discussion. What is significant about the number 18? Confidential Page 2

3. Our Task Today is a Bit Daunting… Confidential Page 3

4. Quiz • When did all of this come about? • Physical Security • Electronic Security • Intercom Systems • CCTV • Access Control Systems • Integration Confidential Page 4

5. Quiz • When did all of this come about? • Physical Security – Long, long ago… • Electronic Security – 1851 w/the McCullough Loop • Intercom Systems – 1940’s • CCTV – late 1950’s (London Trains) • Access Control Systems - early to mid 1960’s • Integration – late 1980’s and improving each day… Confidential Page 5

6. THE top Security Concern Confidential Page 6

7. Top 5 Security Concerns • #1 Cyber/Communications Security • #2 Workplace Violence and Prevention/Response • #3 Business Continuity • #4 Employee Selection/Screening • #5 Property Crime From the Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. 2012 Confidential Page 7

8. ONE problem in schools • Past architecture/construction make them difficult to secure • Today, much of the equipment going into schools is for surveillance and delaying an intruder • Therefore “hardening of the schools” refers to improved use of cameras, new alarm systems and panic buttons Confidential Page 8

9. Let’s Look to Available Technologies/Solutions …to reduce threat …to mitigate risk …to enhance productivity …to save and/or improve lives …and, to be (not only feel) more safe! Confidential Page 9

10. Available Technology Digital & CCTV Video Intelligent Video Access Control Physical & Logical Security Systems Biometrics & Smartcard Visitor Management Intrusion Detection & Alarms Situation Monitoring Perimeter Protection Confidential Page 10

11. Available Technology Digital & CCTV Video Intelligent Video Access Control Physical & Logical Security Systems Increasing Demand Biometrics & Smartcard Visitor Management Intrusion Detection & Alarms Situation Monitoring Perimeter Protection Confidential Page 11

12. Let’s talk technology… • IP Video (HDTV &/or MegaPixel) • Many cameras are now “sensors” • Video Management Solutions (VMS applications) • Technology AND Recording at the “edge” Confidential Page 12

13. Let’s talk technology… Intelligent Video Analytics • Rules Based • Single Person • Multiple Persons • Fast-Moving Persons • Fallen Person • Left-Behind Object • Lurking Person • Erratic Person Single Vehicle Multiple Vehicles Sudden-Stopped Vehicle Fast Vehicle Slow-Moving Vehicle Forming Crowd Dispersing Crowd Converging People How about an example? • Cognitive Learning Artificial Intelligence and so much more… Confidential Page 13

14. Let’s talk technology… Confidential Page 14

15. Let’s talk technology… • EOC / Fusion Center Confidential Page 15

16. Let’s talk technology… • PSIM (Physical Security Information Management) • Industry Definition – a category of software that provides a platform and applications created by middleware developers, designed to integrate multiple unconnected security applications and devices controlling them through one comprehensive user interface. • Darin’s Definition – allows for situational awareness by proactively handling any event while meeting compliance plus policy management much more efficiently AND effectively… PSIM Access Control * Video Mgmt * xVR Storage * Analytics * Sensors * Building Mgmt Alarms POS * ID Mgmt * IS/GPS * Fire * Video Walls * Radar * Etc. Confidential Page 16

17. Let’s talk technology… Bullet-proof Glass Ballistic Protection • Vestibule Hardening • Mass Notification • Remote Monitoring / Verification Confidential Page 17

18. Let’s talk technology… • Key Management • Global Positioning Systems (GPS) • Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) • Passive (low cost, dumb, short range; get excited by a reader or antenna and transmit their unique identification) • Active (increased cost, smart, long range; battery powered, provide a heart beat and alarm attributes) Strap Sensor Bolt Sensor Confidential Page 18

19. Let’s talk technology… • Mobile Security Solutions • BYOD (bring your own device) • Proprietary packaging iPod iPhone iPad • Integration of Databases - HR, LDAP/AD, Contractor, Watch list, Compliance list, Certification list, etc. Confidential Page 19

20. Summary • “Physical” Security gets top billing… • …although Cyber is much more vulnerable and often untraced • Security is not a “single solution” solution (make sense?) • “Many” individual solutions should be considered based upon various threats • Emerging is good, yet not always best • At times, leading edge can be painful • Being informed is best • Know someone who knows someone; expand your network Confidential Page 20

21. Questions Michael Huffman Account Manager Convergint Technologies, LLC Michael.Huffman@Convergint.com 832.327.3700 Office 832.524.6024 Cell Darin R. Dillon, CPP Business Development Manager Convergint Technologies, LLC Darin@Convergint.com 832.327.3700 Office 713.204.7035 Cell Recently overheard… “Before LinkedIn, I didn’t know any strangers.” Confidential Page 21