Command & Control Solutions for Critical Infrastructure
Contents
The Market
Why is there a need for Command & Control?
What is Command & Control?
Three main elements of Command & Control
Operational processes
Management and Support Processes
Command & Control Centers Areas of application
Security in Critical Infrastructure Characteristics
Critical infrastructure There are risks in case of an incident
Why should the customer invest? To secure operational continuity!
Why should the customer invest? To secure operational continuity!
Application example
Why should the customer invest? For interoperability!
Why should the customer invest? For profitability!
Sell our solution!
Our Management Station Offering
Criteria from Selection Matrix When a Command & Control solution fits
Highlights
Integration platform
3/4 screen layout
Unique User Interface
Innovative high resolution screen Event handling and 3D graphics
Innovative high resolution screen Video feeds
Unique selling points Architectural
Unique selling points Functional
Communication messages
Integration of subsystems Master of the situation …?
Return on investment
Sales material for critical infrastructure
Worldwide expertise and ready to sell Recent references
Trainings
Planning poster
Our solution!
Planning poster
Planning poster ELS Core
Planning poster Interfaces to subsystems
Planning poster Communication
Planning poster User interface
Planning Poster Video Wall Control
Security Platform Modular Concept
Engineered Solutions through unique combination of modules
Software Development Kit SDK
Implemented interfaces
External program calls
Web Map Service WMS
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Command & Control Solutions for Critical Infrastructure

1. Command & Control Solutions for Critical Infrastructure

Command & Control Solutions
for Critical Infrastructure
Bernhard Voit
Product Management ELS Family
I BT SES SYS

2. Contents

1 The Market
2 Sell our Solution!
3 Our Solution
4 Sales Support
5 Application Service
6 Service in the Regions
7 Live Demo
8 Best practice examples
9 Q&A
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3. The Market

How can we prevent
security breaches?
Am I safe living here?

4. Why is there a need for Command & Control?

Why is there a need for Command & Control?
Germany December 08
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Germany Juni 07
Command & Control
Holland February 09
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5. What is Command & Control?

What is Command & Control?
Command & Control
Personnel
Equipment /
systems
Communications
Facilities
Procedures
Command and Control is an approach in which functions are performed
through management of personnel, equipment/systems, communications,
facilities and procedures
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6. Three main elements of Command & Control

Three main elements of Command & Control
IT infrastructure
Emergency
Telephone
Perimeter
Surveillance
Security CCTV
Others
Video Analytics
Access Control
Policies &
Scenarios
Actions and
Operations
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Decision Support
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7. Operational processes

Emergency
call taking
Automatic
alarms
Other requests
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8. Management and Support Processes

Support
processes
Operational
processes
Management
processes
Management and Support Processes
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Public Relations
Development of
Standards & Strategy
Operational and
support organization
Emergency
call taking
Automatic
alarms
Other requests
Get
overvi
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on
actual
situati
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Human Resources
Mgmt. & Development
Defin
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action
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Start
action
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Labor protection/
Data privacy
Infomaterial & knowledge management
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verification
Contr
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Keep
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Budget & business
administration
Risk management /
Emergency plans
Command & Control
Data analysis
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9. Command & Control Centers Areas of application

Command & Control Centers
Areas of application
Public Security
Computer Aided Dispatch for
Fire Brigade, Police, Rescue / Ambulance
"112" / "911" emergency calls
Crisis Management
Security Management Services
Remote monitoring and special application,
MSS Project Columbus
Critical Infrastructure
Applications in the Heavy Industry, Power
Generation & Distribution, Oil & Gas,
Transportation, Ports, Airports …
Tactical Defense, Ground Traffic
Not targeted
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10. Security in Critical Infrastructure Characteristics

Covering geographically large areas
Extensive security policies
Need for situational awareness
Multi vendor subsystems
Handling of tasks and operations,
not just alarms
Number of operators typically 3-8
High workload 24/7 operation
Highest availability
Integration with communication
systems
Management and dispatch of
security forces
Foto: Evonik Steag GmbH
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11. Critical infrastructure There are risks in case of an incident

Critical infrastructure:
Heavy Industry
Pharma
Power Generation & Distribution
Oil & Gas
Transportation
Ports
Airports

Vital need for operational continuity
High risk of financial damage
High risk of loosing reputation
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12. Why should the customer invest? To secure operational continuity!

What
Why
Situational awareness
Allows to take the correct decisions
Integration of communication
Ensure fast reaction in stress situations
Implementation of
security policies
Ensure that the defined action is taken
Safe vital seconds for counteractions
Minimize impact of an incident
Unified and homogeneous handling
of subsystems
Allows the operator to act as quick as possible
Redundancy, high availability for
24/7 operations
Ensure that no incident is missed
Minimize the impact of an incident
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13. Why should the customer invest? To secure operational continuity!

What
Why
Complete operational picture, from
beginning to the end of an event
Allows to keep control
Display data in geo-referenced
maps and site plans, 2D or 3D
Ensure a quick reaction
Statistics and reports
Allows to analyze effectiveness
Improve processes and organization
Online configuration
Security around the clock
Web based solution, role based
user concept
Support a flexible organization
Run a professional security organization
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14. Application example

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15. Why should the customer invest? For interoperability!

What
Why
Open interfaces to subsystems
Allows to implement the scope of interaction
as needed
Standard protocols (e.g. OPC),
SDK interface
Allows integration of existing systems
Future-oriented support of new systems
Centralized or decentralized multisite application through IP & Web
Ensures most effective security organization
Communication protected through
VPN or HTTPS (SSL) means
Ensure privacy and consistency of data
Flexibility and investment protection
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16. Why should the customer invest? For profitability!

What
Why
Faster and well organized responds
to incidents
Minimize potential damage
Upgradability and "future proof",
compatibility and open interfaces
Lower costs for future extensions and subsystem
replacements
Well defined security policies
implemented in the C&C tool
Possible lower insurance costs
Logging of all events
Give evidence in liability issues
Supports of a most effective and
professional security organization
Less people required
An effective security organization minimizes your risks
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17. Sell our solution!

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18. Our Management Station Offering

ELS Web
ELS
Vantage
Public Security
(Police, Fire brigade…)
Critical Infrastructure
DMS
Command & Control
Application Area
"Classical" DMS, SMS
DMS: Danger Management Station / SMS: Security Management Station
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19. Criteria from Selection Matrix When a Command & Control solution fits

Criteria from Selection Matrix
When a Command & Control solution fits
Here it fits perfectly …
Security Centers, multiple disciplines
in Engineered and Value Solutions,
with high security focus
Extensive security policies
Multi-site integration
Remote site management
Information system integration
Integration of external databases
High reliability operation –
minimum downtime
Resource and operational management
Analog / digital radio system integration
Telephone system integration (CTI)
Geographical information system GIS
Depending on application …
High workload 24/7 multi-seat operation
Multi vendor subsystem integration
Intelligent video analytics
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20. Highlights

Siveillance™ ELS Web and Siveillance™ ELS Vantage
Integrate Safety and Security subsystems and communication systems
Provide tightest integration of Intelligent Video Analytics
Avoid information overload by consolidated and prioritized visualization
of all essential information to the operator
Fully adapt security policies for decision support
Offer full management of resources, including AVL (ELS Web)
Role based user management
Transparently manage the intervention operations
Log all events and actions related to an incident
Optimize the companies' security organization and processes
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21. Integration platform

Siveillance™ ELS
Situational
Awareness
Security
Policies
Decision
Support
Operations
Control
Process
Optimization
Integration Platform
Controls
Information
& Data
Multiple Subsystems
Alarms
Access
Control
Video
Management
Video
Content
Analysis
Other
Security
Systems
Monitoring
Building
Comfort
Emergency
Fire Safety
Emergency
call systems
Smoke and
fire detection
Access
control
Display
Detect
IT Security
Recording
Tracking
Others
Evacuation
Evacuation
Gate control
Retrieval
Extinguishing
Perimeter
detection
Perimeter
surveillance
Energy
management
Classification
Lighting
control
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Intrusion
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Building
automation
Communication
Telephone
integration
(CTI)
Public
address
Building Technologies

22. 3/4 screen layout

GIS and information
Events and measures
Site plans and details
(resources)
3-screen layout
Communication
touch screen
Optional touch screen for communication
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23. Unique User Interface

Single Screen Solution - monitor 1920x1200 or 2560x1600 resolution
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24. Innovative high resolution screen Event handling and 3D graphics

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25. Innovative high resolution screen Video feeds

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26. Unique selling points Architectural

Unique fusion of Command & Control Center with intelligent video analytics
Innovative high resolution screen with dynamic workflow driven layout
Adaption of customers' security policies
Assured situational awareness, avoiding information overload
Open interfaces for subsystem integration
Full operation via internet with low bandwidth requirements
Thin web client / zero admin client
Proven competence in lots of international applications
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27. Unique selling points Functional

Full interoperability within
Geographic Information System
Site plans
Information work flow
2D or 3D graphics
CTI-interface to integrate telephone systems
Customer specific information library
Decision support minimizes faults and maximizes reaction time
Embedded resource management and resource tracking
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28. Communication messages

Main communication
message
Promises and values
Reason why?
Reliability and stability
Being a long-term partner
Investment is save
Flexibility
We are able to adapt the
system to customers
needs
Customer stay technically
up to date
New technology
We produce cutting edge
systems
We introduce new technology
whenever customer would like
Full offer
We are able to sell a full
fledged system
Customer get everything from
one provider
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29. Integration of subsystems Master of the situation …?

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30. Return on investment

What you can count …
Reduced insurance costs due to professional security concept
Effective guards organization
Charging of actual security services, internally or externally
Priceless …
5 minutes – in case of an fire or intrusion alarm
10 days production stop in a car factory
10 km2 contaminated next to chemical plant
1 minute delay in finding the next first aid in case of a heart attack
10 minutes access to your data for an industrial spy

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31. Sales material for critical infrastructure

Brochure
Flyer "ELS Mobile"
Demo version with Boston
GIS data
Product datasheets
Interactive movie
Planning poster
List of implemented interfaces
Sales presentations
Reference list
Short description
White Papers
Case studies
Articles
Specification texts
Etc.
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32. Worldwide expertise and ready to sell Recent references

Thyssen Krupp
Steel – Brazil
30,000 Fire detectors
CCTV integration
4 operator workstations + 1 crisis center
Amsterdam
Schiphol Airport
Daimler
Sindelfingen /
Untertürkheim
2 sites, one database
PABX, radio, CCTV, Siemens & Bosch Fire
alarm systems
Perimeter protection
2x5 operator workstations for Fire and Security
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Separate CCCs for Security and Fire Brigade
Several Fire alarm systems, 60,000 detectors
PABX, radio, CCTV, WMS MapServer
14 operator workstations for Security, 4 for Fire
Command & Control
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33. Trainings

Target Audience
Results
Sales People
Know how on application, product and solution
Perform demonstrations with movie / VM-ware
Training on request / regular training
Portfolio Managers /
Solution Managers
Detailed know how on features, sales support
and PEx process
Be able to develop a roll out plan
Application Administrators,
Power-Users
Know how on administration and configuration
Be able to conduct operator trainings
Will be done on a project base
Customer Operators
Operation in the specific system
Be able to work within the specific application
Will be done on a project base
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34. Planning poster

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35. Our solution!

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36. Planning poster

Front-end working
station (user interface)
Video wall
Communication
& Intervention
Siveillance™ ELS – Core
Sub-Systems
Application areas
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37. Planning poster ELS Core

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38. Planning poster Interfaces to subsystems

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39. Planning poster Communication

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40. Planning poster User interface

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41. Planning Poster Video Wall Control

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42. Security Platform Modular Concept

Advanced
Functions
(ELS Web)
ELS Mobile
Resource Mgmt
TETRA
Routing
Crisis Mgmt.
Archive
ELS/GEOFIS
Workstations
rma
tion
transm
info
alarm printer
it info
smit
rmatio
n
tran
pager,
siren etc.
ELS/GEOFIS SDK
WebService
WebService-Client:
alarming of
resources
WebService-Client:
VistaScape,
ambulance service
etc.
request relevant
ev
en
t cre
tra
Emergency calls
CTI Integration
ation
req
ue
data st ma
admi ste
nis r data,
tra
tion
on
ELS/GEOFIS DB
WebService-Client:
data administration
ala
Subsystems
orm
inf
information
ati
rm
Communication,
Interfaces
detector
smoke detector
Object Detection
mit
WebService-Client:
alarm devices
fire detector
Video Analytics
ns
event creation, data administration
provide master data
data administrator
duty rota scheduling
SDK
High
Sophisticated
Display
Internet
Video Surveillance
2D GIS
3D
Site Plan
Video Wall Control
Basic functions
Roster
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Ínfo Library
Workflow Engine
Form Generator
Command & Control
Configuration
Building Technologies

43. Engineered Solutions through unique combination of modules

ELS Mobile
Resource Mgmt
TETRA
Routing
Crisis Mgmt.
Archive
ELS/GEOFIS
Workstations
rma
tion
transm
info
alarm printer
it info
smit
rmatio
n
tran
pager,
siren etc.
ELS/GEOFIS SDK
WebService
WebService-Client:
alarming of
resources
WebService-Client:
VistaScape,
ambulance service
etc.
request relevant
ev
en
t cre
tra
ns
mit
orm
inf
ation
event creation, data administration
provide master data
information
ati
req
ue
data st ma
admi ste
nis r data,
tra
tion
on
ELS/GEOFIS DB
WebService-Client:
data administration
WebService-Client:
alarm devices
ala
rm
detector
fire detector
smoke detector
data administrator
duty rota scheduling
Video Analytics
Object Detection
Subsystems
Emergency calls
CTI Integration
SDK
Internet
Video Surveillance
2D GIS
3D
Site Plan
Video Wall Control
Roster
Reporting
Ínfo Library
Workflow Engine
Form Generator
Configuration
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Engineered Solution
Engineered Solutions through unique
combination of modules
Building Technologies

44. Software Development Kit SDK

Outgoing communication
Reaction to incidents
Controls
Administrative Tasks
Queries of master data
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Siveillance ELS Web / ELS Vantage
Incoming communication
ELS receives information
on from subsystems
Situational awareness
SDK
Standardized interface to
other systems: Allows independent
project implementation
Subsystems
Software Development Kit SDK
Building Technologies

45. Implemented interfaces

Alarm /
Subsystems
CCTV
Access
Fire / Intrusion
Emergency calls
DMS, others
Siemens IVM, Pelco, Plettac
SIPASS
Bosch UGM / (VdS 2465), SM88, SIGMASYS
Schneider Intercom, Sigenio
MSD4000, Netcom, GMA-Manager TOPSIS
Pager / email / SMS
CTI
Communication
System
Others
Analog radio
TETRA
Voice recording
Rescuecall, SMSC, various SMTP / HTTP / email alarms
Hipath / Procenter, Cisco Call Manager, Frequentis
ILLProxy (Nortel), Thales Norumat, Alcatel-Lucent
Siemens VAS-B, Weda RCA, Carls (AG595, Dat855)
EADS, Motorola, Rhode & Schwarz
Voxlog, ASC
Databases
Video Walls
Herold, Safenet
Barco, Mitsubishi
And many more
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46. External program calls

External programs can be started
Automatically through measures
Manually through links
External programs will run with their own user interface in a separate window
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47. Web Map Service WMS

Interface to an OGC-compliant Web Mapping Service (WMS) for integration of
fixed and dynamic maps stored in an external database
WMS delivers real-time geo-references graphics in the requested resolution
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