Crush Cloud Complexity, Simplify Security - Shield X
TDSi Open Day
1. Corps Security Open Day
Innovations in Access Control,
Standards
& Integrated Systems
Mike Sussman
2. Access Control - What is happening?
How is IT changing
Is access control How can it change the traditional
stagnant or is it to bring benefits to security managers
evolving? all? role?
Are we playing What are the
catching with other technological
industries? trends?
3. Credentials
Secure access
Use of phone as a required – PIN or
credential - NFC facial
Facial becoming
Multi modal popular – non
biometrics growing contact
4. Hosted systems
Outsource model
provides better Lower Total Cost of
control of costs Ownership
Reduce hardware Integrate with
and resource costs Improve efficiency receiving centres
5. Cloud Based Solutions
What is the cloud? Provides fault
Are we ready for it? tolerance and DR Provides flexibility
YES as standard and scalability
By 2014, 65% of
new products to be
delivered in cloud
6. Why cloud based systems
No IT infrastructure
to purchase and Scalability and Available access
maintain elasticity 24/7 from anywhere
Simple licensing
No installation of models – try before
updates buy
7. Why are customers using
the cloud?
Reduced annual
costs Agility and mobility
Simple Increased end user
Highly automated implementation productivity
8. Integrate disparate systems
SDK and other
Open fire doors in integration tools
alarm condition available
Display intruder Arm/Disarm
View live video on alarms in the intruder using
access event access software access credentials
9. Integration and PSIM
Converges physical Analysis and
security with reasoning of
automation computing
Integrates Correlate events to
unconnected proactively manage
systems situations
10. 5 key capabilities
Analyse and
Collect data from correlate data to
disparate systems identify situation
Present in quick Provide standard Provide compliance
and easy format to operating practices reports, training
verify situation to manage situation and investigation
11. Work with Corps Security
and Partners
Integration with Remote
Immix for management of
monitoring events server
Webway One SPT Remote sites
for secure through secure Integration of Video
connections Webway interface into Immix
12.
13. Standards
Not as regulated as
the intruder and fire
markets EN50133 outdated
Has some good
IEC 60839-11-1 out points like all … it also has
for parallel voting standards …. contentious points
14. Summary
Increasing use of Convergence of
Shift to IP based web based physical security
systems platforms and IT
Uptake of NFC as a Cloud based
Use of managed credential using solutions will
services mobiles increase
Hinweis der Redaktion
Is AC stagnant or evolving? If you look at the industry and the technology in use some areas are stagnant and have been for many years, for example the wiegand interface between readers and controllers. There has been a reluctance within the industry to change and a great deal of the equipment available is similar to what was around years ago. This trend is similar to the intruder and fire industry and it is only in the last few years that we are seeing changes happening.These changes, which are occurring in both the reader and credential arena’s along with the control panels and software can bring significant benefits to both the installer, systems integrator and end user.With the introduction of IP and it’s growing acceptance IT managers are taking more of an interest in the physical security market. In a number of industries the IT Manager is taking overall control and the security manager’s role does not exist anymore. The integration between the physical and IT / logical security systems has also increased the role of the IT department within this arena.I’d say that the Access Control industry is probably where the CCTV and telecoms industry were 5 years ago. Will the speed of change be the same? Only time will tell, but with the current political and terrorist climate security on all levels is only going to increase.There are certainly trends within the industry and these will become apparent throughout this presentation and hopefully by the end you will know what is happening within the industry. I can’t guarantee that I have covered all aspects but the main trends will be covered.
Whilst there isn’t much change in the card market, the biggest move is starting to happen with the introduction of NFC into the mobile phone. The question is why do you need to carry a separate credential when you always have your mobile with you? This is fine until you realise that you need extra authentication to ensure that the phone as a security credential is secure. Whilst PIN is the obvious choice facial recognition will become standard on phones of the future as an authentication method. Whilst already available in tablets I think you will start seeing this in the next generation phones.As mentioned for readers, biometrics is growing in acceptance for authorisation. Whilst they all have their advantages and disadvantages these issues with the technology will disappear over the coming years.
All using hosted providers at some point, for example skype and skydrive
What is the cloudAn approach to computing that’s about internet scale and connecting to a variety of devices and endpoints (source Microsoft®)We all use the cloud now, skype, amazon, bankingDon’t require costly hardware and IT teams to maintainProvides scalability and flexibility