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Step Into Security Webinar - Improving Physical Security on Your Campus
This webinar discussed improving physical security on campuses. It covered topics like IP vs analog cameras, network equipment, selecting a security integrator, video surveillance techniques, standardizing security platforms, designing security plans, and tips for successful implementations. The presenters were from LENSEC, a physical security company that provides expertise in video management software, system design and installation. The webinar provided guidance to help institutions protect people and assets through advanced security technology and practices.
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Step Into Security Webinar - Improving Physical Security on Your Campus
- 1. School Safety Improving Physical Security OnYour Campus
- 2. Today’s Panelists Jeremy Beard PhysicalSecurity Technical Specialist LENSEC Mark Mabee Physical Security Technical Specialist LENSEC
- 3. Webinar Logistics • Q&A atthe end • Questions for the panelist • Audio from attendees muted • Poll questions • Survey
- 4. Webinar Sponsor About LENSEC • Basedin Houston, TX • Since 1998 • IP Video Management Solutions • System Design • Installation & Project Management • TCPN Contract #R5230 Perspective Video Management Software (VMS) ™ LENSEC is committed to empowering our clients and partners to prevent or mitigate physical security risks. We want to help protect people and assets as well as improve operations through our evolutionary and intuitive technology. We can do this by providing expertise in security and software development. Our Mission
- 5. The TCPN Difference •TCPN is a national governmental purchasing cooperative • TCPN has a single lead agency - Region 4 Education Service Center • Ensures consistent bidding and monitoring processes on all TCPN contracts • Awards competitively bid contracts that must meet state procurement laws and regulations • Facilities Team & Commodities Team - Dedicated to TCPN Facilities Solution Contracts - Regional Program Managers • Compliance - TCPN Certified Proposal Number System - Pricing Verification • Contracts - 270+ best in class vendor contracts - Transparency of solicitation due diligence 24/7 Why TCPN?
- 6. Training Goal Improving Physical Security OnYour Campus • IP Vs. Analog Cameras & Equipment • Network Equipment • Security Integrator • Video Surveillance Techniques • Standardizing Your Security Platform • Security Policy / SOP / Integration • Designing & Planning For Your Needs • Successful Implementation Tips
- 7. Poll Question What types ofcameras do you have at your facility?
- 8. • Quality • GeneralDetail • High Detail • Forensic Detail IP Vs. Analog Cameras & Equipment
- 9. • Cheap orGood • Cameras IP Vs. Analog Cameras & Equipment
- 10. IP Vs. AnalogCameras & Equipment • Cheap or Good • DVRs • NVRs • You Get What You Pay For • Defending Against Bad Components & Software
- 11. IP Vs. AnalogCameras & Equipment • Traditional PTZs vs. Megapixel Cameras • Moving Parts • Blind Spots
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- 13. IP Vs. AnalogCameras & Equipment • Panoramic Cameras • 180° / 360° • Cost Savings • Camera Licensing
- 14. IP Vs. AnalogCameras & Equipment • Panoramic Cameras • Quad View • Simulating 4 Cameras
- 15. IP Vs. AnalogCameras & Equipment • Thermal Cameras • Viable Detection
- 16. IP Vs. AnalogCameras & Equipment • Thermal Cameras
- 17. Poll Question Do you haveplans for system expansion or camera replacement in the near future?
- 18. IP Vs. AnalogCameras & Equipment • Emerging Technologies • Internet of Things • Integration with Physical Security Tools • Gesture Technology for Access Controls • Remote Access with Smartphones & Tablets • Expanding Storage Capabilities • Cloud Storage
- 19. IP Vs. AnalogCameras & Equipment • Proprietary Equipment • A Word Of Warning • Data Transfer Protocols • Open Source
- 20. Network Equipment • ITDepartment Involvement • Early Is Better • Server & Switches • Convergence or Stand Alone • Cabling • Cat 5E vs Cat 6 Cables • RG59 or RG6 BNC Cables
- 21. Security Integrator • TheGood, The Bad, The Ugly • Physical Security Equipment Considerations • Know What You Are Buying • Warranty / Customer Support / Maintenance • Equipment Life / Life Cycle Maintenance • Taking Care Of Equipment When Issues Arise
- 22. Video Surveillance Techniques •Camera Lens Selection • Zoom Lens • Manual Zoom • Optical Zoom • Digital Zoom • Megapixel Lens
- 23. Video Surveillance Techniques •Camera Lens Selection • Field Of View
- 24. Video Surveillance Techniques •Camera Lens Selection • Field Of View http://www.lensec.com/tutorial/calculator.html
- 25. • Camera Resolution •How Does Resolution Affect Picture Quality? • How Does Resolution Affect Bandwidth? • D1 Cameras • High Megapixel Cameras • Bandwidth Calculators • How Does Resolution Affect Storage? • Storage Capacity • Rule of Thumb • Storage Calculators http://www.lensec.com/tutorial/calculator.html Video Surveillance Techniques
- 27. Video Surveillance Techniques •Video Compression • MJPEG • Captures Every Single Frame • H.264 • Conditional Refresh
- 28. Video Surveillance Techniques •Outdoor Camera Considerations • Auto Iris Lenses • Anti-fog • Heaters & Blowers • IP Rating • Weatherproof Camera Enclosures • Waterproof Camera Enclosures
- 30. Poll Question When is thebest time to use wireless video transmission?
- 31. Video Surveillance Techniques •Wireless Video Transmission • Remote Areas • Parking Lots • Power Availability • Access to Network • Point to Point / Point to Multipoint / MIMO • Wireless MESH • Fiber • Dark Fiber • What is Fiber • Do You Need It?
- 32. Video Surveillance Techniques •Motion Video • Pixel Changes • Standard Technology (VMD) • Advanced Video Motion Detection (AVMD) • False Alerts • FastFind™ Motion Video
- 33. Video Surveillance Techniques •Video Analytics • Digital Algorithms • Smart Technology • True Alerts • Perimeter Detection • People Counting • Often Cost Involved
- 34. Video Surveillance Techniques • VideoAnalytics • Crossing A Line
- 35. Video Surveillance Techniques • VideoAnalytics • Person In Area
- 36. Standardizing The SecurityPlatform • Enterprise Software • Multi-site Capability • Remote Streaming To Desktop, Smartphones & Tablets • First Responder • Team Collaboration • Neighboring Cameras • Map Navigation • Thin Client Access • Eases Installation Process • Less Taxing on Workstation Resources • Ditching the Security Monitors
- 37. Standardizing The SecurityPlatform • Integrating Physical Security Tools Into A Unified Security Platform • Access Control • Proprietary Issues • Visitor Management • Emergency Call Stations • Entry Intercoms
- 38. Standardizing The SecurityPlatform • Integrating Physical Security Tools Into A Unified Security Platform • Approach / Planning / SOP • Electronic Emergency Response Plans • Training Drills & Exercises
- 39. Designing & PlanningFor Your Needs • Access Control • Utilizing Existing Cable • Rip & Replace • Cable Type • Plenum Cable • Legacy Cameras • Existing Camera Placement • Video Encoders • New Camera Placement • Considering Blind Spots • Site Assessment
- 40. Successful Implementation Tips •Project Management • Network Planning • Code Compliance • Fire Code • Developing Acceptance Plans (Sign Off) • Punch List • Training: Admin & End-User • Maintaining Design Plans • Camera Names • Camera & Door Schedules • Maintaining Network Schemes & IP Addresses • Labeling Cables • Customer Support & Maintenance
- 41. Summary Improving Physical Security OnYour Campus • IP Vs. Analog Cameras & Equipment • Network Equipment • Security Integrator • Video Surveillance Techniques • Standardizing Your Security Platform • Security Policy / SOP / Integration • Designing & Planning For Your Needs • Successful Implementation Tips
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- 43. Contacts Jeremy Beard LENSEC (817) 789-7077 jbeard@lensec.com MarkMabee LENSEC (512) 423-9673 mmabee@lensec.com
- 44. Thanks for Attending Today’sWebinar
- 45. School Safety Improving Physical Security OnYour Campus