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Hossam El-Bajoury

BDM Physical Security, Emerging Markets

Cisco Physical Security

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Agenda

IP Convergence Drivers

Cisco Physical Security Video Surveillance

Access Control

IPICS

Making it all work together

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IP Convergence Drivers

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Traditional Safety and Communication Systems

Radio

Access— Buildings

Paging Video

Monitoring Alarms

Voice

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“…the physical security environment has been dominated by analog, stand alone control systems with limited interconnectivity, digital communications, or integrated management capability.”

Trends 2007: Physical and Logical Security Convergence

Forrester Research

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Traditional Systems Response

Actions are linear

Communication and decision support systems are independent

Relies heavily on human intervention

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“Convergence is not about the unification of security into one environment, but about collaboration between environments.”

Trends 2007: Physical and Logical Security Convergence

Forrester Research

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Convergence Drivers

IP-based physical security technology takes advantage of existing network infrastructureLeverage network security features that authenticate usersMonitor rogue behaviorImplement policy-based responsesIndustry groups are establishing technical interoperability standards between physical security systems and IT

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Converged Systems Response

Actions occur in parallel

Communication and decision support systems are connected and trigger policy-related responses

Less dependent on human intervention

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Cisco Physical Security Portfolio

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Physical Security Systems

Network as the PlatformNetwork as the Platform

IP Cameras

Analog

Video Surveillance Manager Access Control

IntegratedComms

Policy Engine

Web Client

Legacy Integration

G

Capture View Store Respond

Access Control

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The Physical Security Portfolio

IPICS

•ISR•Rugged ISR (Mobile)•DMS Displays•IP Phones

VideoSurveillanceManager

StreamManager

Vid

eo

Sur

veill

ance

Other C

isco

VideoSurveillance

ElectronicAccess Control

Com

mun

icat

ion

&

Not

ifica

tion

Video

Surveillance

Cameras

Cisco Physical Access Control

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Open Architecture “Enables” Integration with Other Applications

Command & Control

Video Surveillance

Platform

RadarPerimeter Monitoring

Database

Data

ElectronicAccessControl

Analytics IntrusionDetection

Data Data Data

Data

Digital Video enables other applications Need to deliver different video for

different applicationsViewing; analysis, storage

Data

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IP Edge DevicesAnalog camera encodingAnalog display & control decodingStandalone & RackmountIP Cameras

Cisco Video Surveillance PortfolioInteroperability, Investment Protection, New Capabilities

SoftwareViewing, Management, Virtual Matrix Switching, Configuration, CustomizationPC and Web ClientsApplication Integration

Video Recording and Storage IP & AnalogEvent-taggedLocal, Remote, Internal, SAN, DASIntegrated Router Module

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Video Surveillance Platforms

Enterprise Branch Office

Cisco 2821

Cisco 2851

Cisco 3825

Cisco 3845

High-Density Services

Extended Modular Connectivity

Multiple Services Modularity with Performance Optimized for “All-in-one” Solution Mobile

Solution

Cisco 3200

Analog Video Encoding Module

Video Management and Storage System

1RU

2RU

4RU

Enterprise Campus

Cisco Multiservices Platform

Cisco Multiservices Platform

Cisco Multiservices Platform

Modular storageUp to 12TB

Modular storageUp to 24TBResilient

Scalability, Resiliency, Serviceability

Up to 4TB ~ 50 streams

• Leading Multiservice and IP Network capabilities• Industry standard hardware• Cost Effective, flexible for distributed systems

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Multi-Services Platforms

MSP-1RU MSP-2RU MSP-4RU

1RU Rack Mount Chassis – 17.2” x 19.8”

Intel Xeon Processor On-board Hardware Diagnostics 300W Power Supply 4 Hot-swap 3.5” SATA Drive Bays 750 or 1TB SATA Drives (No RAID) 1 Full-size PCI-x/e Card Support

(1) 16-port Exacq Card (short term); OR

(1) 16/8 Port Wanaka Card (future)

2RU Rack Mount Chassis – 17.2” x 25.6”

Intel/AMD Based Quad-Core Processor Support

Motherboard can support two Dual Xeon Processors (2nd processor may be a future option)

On-board Hardware Diagnostics Supports up to two 900W Modular

Optional Redundant Power Supplies 12 Hot-swap 3.5” SATA Drive Bays 750 or 1TB SATA Drives (RAID 0/1/5) (3) Hot-swappable Fans 100% Cooling Redundancy FiberChannel Option Supporting

Connectivity to External Storage Arrays

PCI Card Support(1) RAID Card – Included in

all configurationsNo support for Exacq

encoder cardsUp to (2) 16/8 Port Wanaka

Cards (future)

4RU Rack Mount Chassis – 17.2” x 25.6”

Intel/AMD Based Quad-Core Processor Support

Motherboard can support two Dual Xeon Processors (2nd processor may be a future option)

On-board Hardware Diagnostics Supports up to three 900W Modular

Optional Redundant Power Supplies 24 Hot-swap 3.5” SATA Drive Bays 750 or 1TB SATA Drives (RAID 0/1/5) (5) Hot-swappable Fans 100% Cooling Redundancy FiberChannel Option Supporting

Connectivity to External Storage Arrays

• Up to (4) 4-port Flagstaff Video Cards (USB)

Full-sized PCI Card Support(1) RAID Card – Included in

all configurationsUp to (2) 16-port Exacq

encoder cards Up to (3) 16/8 Port Wanaka

Video Cards (future)

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“Router-Integrated” Video Surveillance

Investment Protection

The network is the platform reinvents safety and security

Easier to deploy new and extend existing sites

Greater monitoring flexibility, anywhere anytime

Tighter linkage between video surveillance and other branch applications

The network is the platform reinvents safety and security

Easier to deploy new and extend existing sites

Greater monitoring flexibility, anywhere anytime

Tighter linkage between video surveillance and other branch applications

Unified Communications

Unified Communications

IP Video Surveillance

IP Video Surveillance

Leverages existing IP network Smooth analog to IP transition Leverages installed base of

ISRs

Operational Efficiency

Fewer devices at the branch Converged UC-VS platform One management system Simplified troubleshooting Lower TCO

Cisco ISR

Best in Class Network Security

Best in Class Network Security

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“Router – Integrated” IP Video Surveillance and Video Recording

Integrated Analog Video Gateway

Hybrid Analog and IP Cameras

Integrated Video Management and Storage System

Analog Video Gateway: IPVS-16A Analog video interface for IP Video

Surveillance 16 Analog Video Ports: MJPEG, MPEG-4 8 Contact Closure Ports 2 RS-485 ports for device Pan/Tilt/Zoom

control

Integrated Video Management and Storage System: VMSS

Targeted at <32 stream (camera) deployments

Utilizes pre-packaged VS Operation Manager and VS Media Server

Manage, view and archive surveillance data for up to 32 devices simultaneously

Unified interface into IP Cameras and Analog devices (through the AVG)

Cisco Integrated Services Routers

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Cisco Networked Video Surveillance Solutions

Branch 16-32 CamerasLarge Facility

Greater then 32 Cameras

Mobile Site

Outdoor Site

Cisco IP Cameras

Integrated Router Solution

Mobile Router Solution

Communication Interoperability

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Cisco IP Video Surveillance Cameras 2500 Series – Fixed Cameras

CIVS-IPC-2500

Fixed Wired Camera

CIVS-IPC-2500W

Fixed Wireless Camera

CIVS-IPC-VF38Fujinon 3 - 8 mm

CIVS-IPC-VT38Tamron 3 – 8 mm

CIVS-IPC-VF31 @Fujinon 3 - 11 mm

CIVS-IPC-VT31Tamron 3 – 11 mm

CIVS-IPC-VF55Fujinon 5 – 50 mm

CIVS-IPC-VT55Tamron 5 – 50 mm

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Introducing Cisco IP Video Surveillance Cameras 4500 High Definition Cameras True HD Video Surveillance

Camera Outstanding Image Quality No other HD VS camera on

the market 1080p (1920 x 1080) 30

FPS 720p (1280 x 720) 60 FPS H.264, MJPEG

Compression Dedicated Digital Signal

Processor (DSP) for Video Analytics

USB Memory Card Application Programming

Interface (API) IPv6

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Cisco Video Surveillance IP Camera Fixed Domes

Same core Cisco IP Camera as the Standard Definition (SD) wired version

Fixed Dome Form Factor

Power Over Ethernet (Indoor)

Multiple FlavorsIndoor Flush Mount, Surface Mount

Indoor Vandal Resistant

Outdoor Vandal Resistant

API for interfacing with third party vendors

Integration with VSM and Stream Manager

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Electronic Access Control architectures today….

Serial / RS485 Networ

k

Up to 32

Central Controllers/

Access Panels

Mgmt

Server

IPNetwork

Door Control Panels

Complex & expensive to design, deploy and maintain

Not capable of incremental deployment : Upfront design cycle required

Separate power circuit required to power door hardware

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Cisco Physical Access Control:A Uniquely Expandable Architecture

Cisco Access Gateway250,000 encrypted credentials

Autonomous or NetworkedOperation Layer 2

Switch

IP Network

LAN/WAN

CiscoPhysicalAccessManager

LDAP / MicrosoftActive Directory

HR Database

Other IT Apps

POE

Scalable Modular Architecture, open systems integration with IT systems

CA

N B

us

AdditionalModules

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Cisco Physical Access Control Overview

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•A Comprehensive Solution for Electronic Access Control•Leverages IP infrastructure, integrates with other Physical Security applications

Hardware:

Cisco Access Gateway connects existing door hardware (readers, locks etc.) to the network

Additional doors can be managed by connecting expansion modules to the Access Gateway

SoftwareCisco Physical Access Manager (Cisco PAM) is a Management Appliance for configuration, monitoring and report generation.

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Cisco Physical Access Manager (Cisco PAM)

IP Network

Java Thin

Clients

Cisco PAM

1 RU Appliance

Java Thin Client Architecture

Policy Support: Two-Door, Anti-Passback

Report Generator (Canned & Custom)

Badge Design & Enrollment

Microsoft Active Directory integration

Fine grained user rights

Global I/O

Device Pre-Provisioning

Capacity & Feature Licenses

IT Data integration

Warm Standby High Availability

Audit Trails

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Cisco Video Surveillance Manager (VSM) integration

Event Video integration with Cisco VSM

Dynamically acquires camera inventory stored in Cisco VSM. Automatically tracks inventory.

Allows association of cameras to doors.

For every event by the door, recorded and live video can be viewed.

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Cisco IP Interoperability and Collaboration System (IPICS)

Devices/Networks Organizations

Locations Applications

Fire Dept

PoliceDept

Other Agencies

Main Campus

RemoteCampus

Departments Video Surveillance

Unified Communications

GIS and Data

Eliminates Campus Communications Silos

IP Phones

PTT Radios

PC Clients

NextelPhones

MobilePhones

Cisco® IPICSIntelligent Platform

Controls Media and Information

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Cisco IPICS Serverand Policy Engine

Server Admin Console

Ops Views

Policy Engine

SecureVoIP Network

LMR Gatewayand Media Services

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The IPICS Solution

VoIP

Cisco IP Phonesw/ PTT Services

Cisco IPICS PMC Client

VHF/UHF/Nextel PTT Radios

UnifiedCommunications

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IPICS ServerIP Phone

ClientPMC Client Policy Engine

Cisco IPICS Facilitates Coordinated, Inter-agency Response for Emergency and Everyday Use

Dynamic resource management

RMS Centralized

management Ops view Web interface Activity logging Database

backup/restore User roles Licensing

Enables push-to-talk Extends voice reach Channel

communication Situational awareness Notification broadcast

Multicast/Unicast Offline/disaster mode DTMF PTT keyboard

mapping Cached channel

settings Multiselect for

transmit Disable user feature

E-mail/SMS/pager alerts

Force mute/unmute/logout

Policy automation Telephony interface SIP interoperability

(Cisco CallManager/Call Manager Express)

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Making it all work together

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Video & DeviceCapture Response

3rd Party Analog and IP Cameras

Video Surveillance, Access Control and Incident Management

Safety &Security

Cisco Physical Security: Video Surveillance, Access Control, Incident Response

Cisco Video Surveillance Manager (VSM)

Desktop

Integrated Services Router Video Media Management and Storage

Cisco IP Cameras

Analog Digital Media Signage

Radios, Mobile Phones, IP Phones

Cisco Access Control

Physical Access Manager Multiservices Platform

IPICS Multiservices Platform

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Commitment to Open Standards

Defines uniform methods for how devices communicate with the network

Discovery and Configuration

Command and Control

Ensures Systems Integrators can focus on value added capabilities rather than writing new device drivers

Provides physical security and IT with cost effective options to evolve and customize solutions

Support of new IP Media Device API specification introduced by the PSIA to standardize how devices communicate with the network

Standard Definition

4300 Series

High Definition

2500 Series

4500 Series

Resolution, Features, Network/storage Flexibility

• Dome 2500 Series

Cisco Video Surveillance IP Cameras

The initial Physical Security Interoperability Alliance (PSIA) specification is endorsed by the following industry leaders: Adesta LLC, ADT Security Services, Cisco, CSC, DVTel, GE Security, Honeywell, IBM, IQinVision, Johnson Controls, March Networks, ObjectVideo, Orsus, Panasonic, Pelco, Santa Clara Consulting Group, Texas Instruments, Verint and Vidyo.

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Video

SensorsIntegration and Policy

Analytics

Command and Control

Network, Comms, and Storage

Services and System Integration

Cisco’s Integrated Approach to Physical Security

“Bring together the industry leaders to integrate the most effective designs, products, and services to comprehensively deliver Physical Security Solutions that meet our customers needs.”

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Integration through Video Analytics:Hundreds of Cameras… Nobody Watching!!

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How Does it work?Example – Crossing a virtual perimeter

Alert

Perimeter

Alert

Perimeter

1. Add Rule

2. Activate Rule

3. Receive Alert

“ Detect when <Person> crosses<Alert Perimeter> - send alert to <Alert Console> and via <E-mail> ”

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Some Analytics Examples

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Challenges with an early technology

Spot The Terrorist Count the People In This Car

Recognize 4 Pixels as a Person See Through Fog; Darkness; Snow Storms

= ?

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Cisco IPICS

Mass Notification

Cisco Digital Media System

Cisco Unified Communications

Cisco 3200 Series Router

Communications

Cisco Video Surveillance

UHF

VHF

Nextel

How do we make this work?

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Cisco IPICS

Mass Notification

Cisco Digital Media System

Cisco Unified Communications

Cisco 3200 Series Router

Communications

Cisco Media Manager

UHF

VHF

Nextel

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Cisco IPICS

Mass Notification

Cisco Digital Media System

Cisco Unified Communications

Cisco 3200 Series Router

Communications

Cisco VideoSurveillance

UHF

VHF

Nextel

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Networked Technologies Enhance Operational Efficiency and Safety

Access Control Video

Training

Digital Signage

Unified Communications

Conferencing and Collaboration

PSAP Integration

Acoustic and Motion SensorsBuilding

System Monitoring

Video Surveillance

Visitor Management

RadioInteroperability

First ResponderMonitoring

Campus Transportation Monitoring

Location-Based Services

IPNetwork

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Any to Any Video Experience:Business Video Demonstration Center

Witness the power of integrated video at a Telepresence near you…

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