IP Surveillance in Transportation Markets

Fredrik Nilsson - GM, Axis Communications

Description: Securing network cameras in moving vehicles creates unique design and networking challenges. Learn which technology improvements are enabling effective IP-surveillance to be used aboard buses and trains. This session will explore new technologies that enable authorities to better secure transit systems, including ruggedized cameras, design improvements and the use of wide-range wireless networks.

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Broadband Wireless Technologies Providing Practical Solutions for Security Network Applications

Ben Chassen - Municipalities & Homeland Security Sales Manager, Trango Broadband Wireless

Description: This session will provide an overview of the various broadband wireless technologies available as well as specific security related applications for businesses and municipalities. Through the review of various real world case studies, the audience will gain understanding of how wireless broadband networks have been successfully implemented in a variety of projects of varying scope including sea port security as well as surveillance and first responder communication networks for municipalities and private enterprise.

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Case Study: Best Practices in City Surveillance

Antonio Couto da Cruz - Technology Assesor for the Secretary of the Safety Administration, State of Rio de janeiro

Kris Hornung - Vice President Latin America, Verint Systems

Description: The panel presentation will discuss the challenges, benefits and technological advances associated with the installation of municipal surveillance systems in Brazil's Sao Paolo and Rio de Janiero. Panelists will review the criminal activity that led to the installation of surveillance cameras within these municipalities and the technical requirements of the system.

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Network Video Options and Applications

Dave Engebretson - President, Slayton Solutions Ltd.

Description: Training Goal: Video is the key market for security system integrators. This presentation will present and explain the applications of various types of network video equipment, from low end to high end integrated systems, from a vendor-independent perspective. This presentation will be of great benefit to salespeople, PSA owners, and project managers.

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System Intergrator Selection Process

Joseph McDonald - Chairman, ASIS - Gaming and Wagering Council

Description: Both gaming regulators and casino management have a distinct need to verify compliance with regulatory standards and ensure the purchase of future security and surveillance systems and their installation conform to corporate standards. Standard methods of vetting an Integrator are only a start in the process as systems become more complex and a venue's ability to provide gaming may rest on the performance and security provided by the system. The process for the selection of a System Integrator therefore becomes the substructure of "going digital" or deploying a new access control system. Requirements of Request for Proposals and Analysis of Proposal Responses will also be discussed.

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The Three A's to Public Safety: Awareness, Assessment and Action

James Chung - VP & CTO, VidSys

Description: The complexity within today's command center is creating latency in the quality and rapidity of response. As a result, seamlessly integrating the three A's, though difficult, is an absolute necessity for Public Safety + Security offices. This session will Inform command center professionals of the three A's to keeping the public safe, Awareness, Assessment and Action and the importance integrating the various data inputs that exist in today's command centers with these three essential key elements.

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Video Evidence Panel

Dick O'Leary - Senior Director Global Solutions Group, EMC Corporation

Peter Dengenis - Account Manager, EMC Western Division

Richard Vorder Bruegge - Engineering Research, FBI

Description: Agencies sometimes overlook the necessary steps of establishing automatic policies and procedures for wirelessly uploading, classifying, and archiving surveillance data. This workshop covers the latest video storage technology and fast-access software now being employed to solve this problem. The session will also include the types of decisions that need to be made with critical incident footage, such as distribution, chain-of-custody, and data enhancement issues.

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