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Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaFeb 4, 2013

Converge. Connect. ProtectProtect people and property with Cisco Safety and Security Solutions

Hassan Ellaw - EMEAR

Customer Solutions Manager

Physical Safety and Security

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Moving From: Moving To:

Physical Security Is Changing

Proprietary legacy systems Network based solutions

Siloed organizations and “point products” Solutions focus and converging organizations

Manual processes: Increases TCO Drive automation and efficiencies through new technology

Geographically dispersed facilities and personnel Centralized security management via IP

Separate network and physical security Converged network and physical security

Legacy technology: Analog, DVRs, standard definition IP, high definition, network video surveillance

Dedicated architecture for hardware, applications, and storage

Virtualized architecture for security, applications, and storage

Local storage Local, data center, and cloud storage


• Embedded into business processes

• Part of enterprise IT fabric

• Automating lower value work

• Used by multiple functions

• Safety and security only

• Standalone deployment

• Technology augmenting people

• Used by security operations only

Examples:Hospital Patient Care - Retail Customer Service - Citizen Services - Shrinkage Elimination

From To

Enabling Business Transformation


Requirements for Business Transformation……means demand for new technologies

Virtualization to achieve efficiency

Network intelligence to manage scale

Solution platform/architecture

• High density visibility

• Distributed deployment, centralized management

• Enterprise application integration

Business Requirements Technology Required


Cisco’s Differentiation in Physical Security

SCALE MEDIANET VIRTUALIZATION

Meeting customer needs for video at

scale

Speed deployment and reduce

operational costs and risk

Flexible deployment via the tools

customers know


Cisco Connected Physical Security Solutions

End-to-End: Medianet Enable IP Network Virtualization Security Management

IP Cameras

Medianet High Definition6000 Series IP Cameras

Video Surveillance

Video SurveillanceManager 7

Physical Security Information Managers (PSIM)Physical Security Operations Manager

Access Control

Multi-factorauthentication

Unified Incident Communications

CER, IPICS, P25 ISSI Gateway, Android Mobile

Client Apps, etc.


Unified Incident Management

Third-Party Analog and IP Cameras

Unified Security Operations

Desktop, tablet, Smart Phone

Video Surveillance

Cisco IP Cameras

Teleprense, DMS, Mobile command Center

Radios, Mobile Phones, IP Phones

Cisco Access Control

Access Control Incident Management

Network as the Platform

Third-Party Sensors

Detection ResponseAssessment

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Cisco solutions provide end to end support for safety and security detection, monitoring and management, an threat response. The ability to integrate solutions across safety and security operations is one of the key advantages of Cisco’s approach versus point product solutions


Solutions - Physical Security Operations Manager (PSOM)

Event Manager

Policy Manager

GIS Visualization Reporting

PSIM Platform

Bi-directional Communication

WorkflowEngine

DataCorrelation

Output Communication

e-mail PA Digital Signage

CADSystems Others

ACS 1 ACS 2VS Intrusion Detection Alarms BMS

PSIM

SD

K

• Unified management platform that connects physical security systems (access control, video surveillance, intrusion detection, sensors) with logical ones to enable better management of security events

• Event correlation between various systems and visual representation to Operators

• BenefitsSituational Awareness

Faster response to Incidents

Minimize human error

Avoid “vendor lock”


Cisco’s Architecture for Safety and Security


Cisco Physical Security Operations Manager• Scalable command and control interface that unifies Cisco

Video Surveillance Manager, Physical Access Manager, and IPICS and other 3rd party systems

• Improved security operations with unified command and control• Interactive maps• Control sensors and devices• Video matrix and guard tour

• Powerful incident management with policy-based event correlation• Correlates security events and alarms• Event-based video recording• Predefine operator tasks for events

• Advanced trend and incident reporting

• Video surveillance

• Access control• Incident response

• Other systems

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Get the Complete View with a Unified Console View and manage security events, access-controlled doors, video talk groups, and (live and archived) video from thousands of Cisco endpoints. Cisco Physical Security Operations Manager is a scalable command and control interface that unifies Cisco Video Surveillance Manager, Cisco Physical Access Manager, and Cisco IPICS. Cisco Physical Security Operations Manager provides the following benefits: Improved scalability for large and geographically distributed environments Complete view of facilities, sensors, and alarms in an easy-to-use and intuitive map-enabled graphical interface A comprehensive security alarms/events management system with a powerful workflow and business logic engine A common platform that provides customers with an unified and integrated operations for Cisco Video Surveillance, Cisco Physical Access Control and Cisco IPICS solutions Integrated Incident Management and Reporting: Provides a single user interface to detect, analyze, respond to, and report incidents in real-time Enables Consistent Security Operations: Supports comprehensive security operations through workflow tools and security policies based on business rules Unified Operator Console for Access Control, Video Surveillance and Incident Response Improved end to end Scalability Unified Event Management Single console for management of events from all systems Unified mapping interface Cross Domain Policies – able to support broader range customer needs and use cases Normalization and policy-based event correlation - Improved prioritization of key events; case management ALOK: When they need a common user interface that not only provide a complete view of facilities, sensors, and alarms in a map-enabled graphical interface but also unifies incident management and operation of CVSM, CPAM and IPICS When they need scalability for large and geographically distributed environments When they want to try Cisco physical security solutions but currently are using competitor products and not willing to outright replace them When they need a powerful incident management system for security operators �Thus for the slide I would suggest summarizing the above benefits. ��Example: Unified command and control interface for CVSM, CPAM and IPICS Improved scalability for Cisco Video Surveillance Easy migration to Cisco Solutions Powerful incident management system


Unified Operator Console

Drill Down from Hierarchical Tree or Map

Live and Archived Video

Text and graphic displays indicate location of alert

External threat levels

Access Door Commands


Incident Management Without CISCO PSOM


Making It Work with Cisco PSOM


Comprehensive Incident Report

Send to Email, PDAs,

etc.

Generate Reports


Video Surveillance Manager (VSM)


Video Surveillance Manager 7.0The first system built for hyper-scale deployment

• Fully Virtualized on UCS• Built for high density

• Up to 10,000 cameras in a single system• N+1 Redundancy for Cameras• Rapid Changes through Templates

• Network Intelligence via Medianet• Auto-discovery and provisioning for faster deployments and

error-free configuration• Rapid troubleshooting via mediatrace

• Enterprise Integration ready• Well documented, comprehensive API set for Integrations• Advanced interface for Security Team (Event Viewing, Map

Viewing)• Simple interface for ancillary users


Cisco Video Surveillance IP CamerasModel Description Features

6000 Series 1080p HD Dome IP Cameras

• On board storage, audio, Medianet• Dome, box, VR, IP66 versions

4000 Series 1080p HD Box IP Cameras

• Medianet support• Edge-based video analytics

3000 Series 720p Dome IP Cameras

• Medianet capable HD cameras

2900 Series SD PTZ Dome IP Cameras

• Indoor and outdoor models• 360° continuous pan and 256 presets

7000 Series 5MP Cameras • IP66, Dome, Audio• Medianet

2600 Series SD Dome and Box IP Cameras

• Motorized focus and zoom lens• Indoor and outdoor mounting options

Encoders 4 and 8-port Encoders • H.264 Analogue/IP Encoders• PTZ Controls

Presenter

Presentation Notes

All models support H.264 except the 2500 Wireless The Video Encoder Card allows you to reuse existing analog solutions


Cisco Video AnalyticsSimple and cost effective IP Video Surveillance and video analytics Solution with processing in IP Cameras at the edge of the network

Cisco Video AnalyticsOptional “Plus” Package

Security: •Multi-Tripwire•Object left behind

Counting: •Entry/Exit•Dwell time•Occupancy

Cisco Video AnalyticsBase Package

Security: •Tripwire•Camera tampering•Loitering

Counting: • Multiline tripwire •Object Classification

Events

Advantages

Base software at no-charge with every cameraScalable edge-base architecture: No need for external video analytics server New security and business applications

Cisco Video Surveillance Manager

Cisco 4500IP Camera

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Gain Deep Insight Into Your Surveillance Video Strengthen your overall security by analyzing surveillance video in real time and improving incident response. Cisco Video Analytics consists of embedded software that runs on the camera to provide innovative ways to perform video analysis. The software package delivers the following benefits: Simplifies operations and lowers costs by freeing up security personnel Helps you use your security resources more efficiently Scalability and easy deployment eliminate the need to purchase additional analytics servers or storage resources Cisco offers two analytics packages to best suit your needs: Security Package: Provides security personnel with an arsenal of tools to classify objects, detect camera tampering and loitering events, and trigger Tripwire alerts when people or objects cross a user-defined line. It also includes capabilities to distinguish objects left behind or taken away from the scene. Counting Package: Offers a comprehensive set of capabilities to enable people and vehicle counting, as well as occupancy and dwell-time detection. Real-time data from across the enterprise can be aggregated and transformed into actionable business intelligence. Device-Hosted Analytics Management Interface Scalable Edge-Based Architecture: No need for external video analytics server Integrates with VSM/VSOM and other PSBU Products such as IPICS Proven Technology: Successful pilots/EFTs in progress


Video analytics examples


Access Control


Cisco Physical Access ControlCPAM: Video

Surveillance IntegrationCPAM: Badge

EnrollmentCPAM: Access Control

Map Interfaces

Physical SecurityMultiservices Platform

Secure IP Network

Cisco Physical Access Manager Software

Hardware

Physical Access Gateway

1RU Server PlatformScalable Storage,Video Encoding

4–24 TB Flexible Storage


Incident Response - IPICS


IPICS Overview any-to-any enabled Collaboration

• Unified Command & Control• Converges Communications• Mobility and Rich Media• Situational Awareness• Collaboration• Any Device• Any Network• Any Organization• Any Media

Telephony Wide AreaRadio

Mobile Data and Incident Area Network

MobilePhones

Local or Tactical Site

Mobile Broadband Wireless

Mobile Incident Command

Unified Command and Control

IP Network

iPhonePTT & Mobile Video

Video&Data

Presenter

Presentation Notes

First of all IPICS can be used as an IP dispatch console providing unified command and control IPICS uses standard networking equipment to converge disparate systems onto the IP network. This reduces costs, increases reliability, and allows for better management of the communications system. Beyond the traditional push to talk voice applications, IPICS provides mobility and secure rich media sharing using common iPhones or Android based devices. Using the IPICS incident framework and policy engine the right resources can automatically be notified when a situation aries. A picture says a 1000 words. IPICS truly enables any device, any network, and any organization and any media to collaborate together.


Cisco Physical Security - UCS Platform Blocks

Forensic searchBulk camera UPGHealth dashboardOpen standards

Video Surveillance Notification and Response

Dispatch consoleMobile clientRich mediaHigh availabilityPTT to IP phone

Biometrics MappingWeb services APIHigh availabilityIntegrated video

Access Control

Map-based interface

Policy-based event correlation

Trend incident reporting

PSOM

ISR + E-Series

C-Series

B-Series


Scalability and Manageability Comparison

Dedicated Servers

Virtualized on UCS

3600 Camera Feeds, VSM, CPAM, PSOM,

UMS, ISSI, UC & IPICS servers

Racks

Server Connections

Server Mgmt UIs

17

200

200

1

2

2


Why Cisco Safety & Security Solutions?

Operational Flexibility • Lower Cost • Improved Detection, Monitoring, Response • Centralized Management

Only vendor that provides a complete solution end to end (edge devices+systemsoftware+compute+network) to provide simplified post-sale support and for the life of the solution

Integration between Surveillance for Awareness, IPICS Collaboration, and IOC for Guided Response

Virtualized for Datacenter Deployment and Ownership Advantages

Built to Scale…Hyper scalable Advantage in Surveillance

Medianet Networking, Deployment Advantages for Edge Devices

Collaboration for shared voice and visual across Any Device

Presenter

Presentation Notes

With Cisco’s solution, you can leverage your existing investments, and migrate to the advantages of an integrated IP solution that supports open standards, with increased operational capabilities, resulting in a more effective solution.

Thank you.

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