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Technology Day High Risk
Brussels, 26-30 April, 2010
29 April, 2010, page 2
Agenda
Agenda
12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner
13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager
13.45—14.15 : Access Control Solutions for High Risk
14.15—14.45 : Cash Automation Solutions for High Risk
14.45—15:00 : Coffee
15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for High Risk
15.30—16.00 : Electronic Security Solutions for High Risk
16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops
Introduction Gunnebo – the Solution Provider
Frederik De Broyer – General Manager
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Solutions to Secure the Building and Protect People & Assets
The types of protection for high risk buildings changes with technology and
new product development, but the application needs have remained the same with the demands to provide security
Securing the ‘Building Envelope’ demands the requirements for:
•Buying time
•Securing the entrance
•Controlling the passage
•Protecting people and assets
•Maintaining command and control
•Preserving security and safety
29 April, 2010, page 5
The risk is relative, the change is in development and technology
Private or public sites where staff and goods need to be protected by preventing unauthorised entry and violent attacks, Gunnebo is developing for the demands of today, new security products and solutions.
New developments in technology today increase the protection levels and security options available
29 April, 2010, page 6
High risk sites need secure and controlled access
Improve the security for high-risk sectors Regulate the flow of people and vehicles Control retail Outlets
Enhance the protection against theft Reduce the risk of sabotage/terrorism Enhance the passenger experience
Securing the Perimeter Envelope
29 April, 2010, page 7
Securing Inside the Envelope
Entrance windows, doors, single person detection, biometrics
Cash, valuables and data protection
Electronic access control and CCTV
29 April, 2010, page 8
Assets Security examples from the Product Portfolio
Automated safe deposit lockers:SafeStore Auto
Vaults and vault doors
Cash Handling
Access Control
Traditional safe deposit lockers
Electronic SecuritySafes
29 April, 2010, page 9
Samples From The Product Portfolio
SafePay™: System for closed and recycling cash handling
29 April, 2010, page 10
Samples From The Product Portfolio
Centralisation
Process
CCTV
Video
Access
Control
Interphonie
Intrusion
TelesurveillanceTechnical
Management
Transmission
IP,ISDN,PSTN
Safes
Management
Electronic Security
29 April, 2010, page 11
Samples From The Product Portfolio
ImmSec and BoardSec for efficient identi-fication and boarding of aeroplanes
High-security tested products for anti-terrorist protection: Hydraulic bollards, road blockers, high-security barrier and truck stopper
Solutions for entrance control
29 April, 2010, page 12
Agenda
Agenda
12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner
13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager
13.45—14.15 : Access Control Solutions for High Risk
14.15—14.45 : Cash Automation Solutions for High Risk
14.45—15:00 : Coffee
15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for High Risk
15.30—16.00 : Electronic Security Solutions for High Risk
16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops
Access Control Solutions for High Risk
MP Maussang – Jean-Daniel Gross
Competence Centre Entrance Control
29 April, 2010, page 14
Airports
Banking Public Entities
Power Production
Transport & Logistics
Law Enforcement & Prisons
RetailPublic
Transport
Leisure & Entertainment
Education
Hospitals & Healthcare
Office Buildings
Industry & Research
Turnstiles Interlocks & Automation
Performance Doors, Windows & Partitions
Airport Mass Transit Systems
VehicleEntrance Control
Broad Offering for a Wide Range of Applications
29 April, 2010, page 15
Products to Highest Standards
Certified Products to Highest International Standards
Resistant up to DOSK12 and PAS68 50 mph ram speed
Resistant to Ballistic, Blast and Manual Attack according to EN standards
29 April, 2010, page 16
Risks Identification
Main Risks Elementary Risks
Imprudence
Leak of information
Espionage
Blackmail
Thefts without violence
Fare evasion
Inventory shortage
Thievery without breaking
IT systems infiltration
Burglary
Thefts under duress Attacks, holdups
Hostage taking
Threats
Vandalism
Sabotage
Terrorist attacks
29 April, 2010, page 17
Security for Buildings, Occupants, and Assets
Overview
Security products and solutions to protect against variable and increasing threat levels by protecting occupants, assets and buildings from human aggressors:
Disgruntled employees
Criminals
Vandals
Rioting Protestors
Terrorists
Security levels and threats to consider include
Unauthorised forced and covert entry
Insider threats
Explosive threats, stationary or moving vehicle delivered, mail package bombs
Ballistic threats, small arms, high powered rifles
Weapons of mass destruction, chemical, biological
Disruptive threats false alarms, hoaxes, malicious attempts to disrupt operations
Information and cyber security threats
29 April, 2010, page 18
Why the Need for Entrance Control
Increase security of the premises
Control access of people
Restrict access
Prevent unauthorised passage
Record passages
Regulate throughput-filter
Minimise crowd effects
Reduce man power–Costs
Increase automation
Improve efficiency
Track events and maintain a data base
Collect fares
Securing the building envelope and control on the movement of personnel
29 April, 2010, page 19
Gunnebo Products and Solutions for Unauthorised Entry
Compound or facility access control
Control perimeters, fences, bollards, anti-ram barriers and gates
Traffic control, remote controlled gates, anti-ram hydraulic drop arms, automated barriers, parking control systems
Forced entry, ballistic resistant doors, windows, walls and roofs
Locking and detection systems
Perimeter intrusion detection systems
Alarms
CCTV and video surveillance technology
Detection devices, motion, acoustic, beam, infrared, vision
Personnel identification systems
Access control, biometrics, ID cards
Credential management
Tailgating policies, credential systems
Protection of information and data and assets
Protection shielding
Safes, data protection, vaults and strong rooms
29 April, 2010, page 20
Gunnebo Product and Solution Concept
Regulate
Protect
Guard
Restrict
Control Total passage control
Restriction of access
Guarding of cash and assets
Protection of personnel and assets
Regulating flow of passage
Application Areas:
AirportsFerry PortsRailway TerminalsDefenseLaw EnforcementPrisonsDatacentersBanksCash centresGovernmentEmbassiesPetrochemicalSecurity PrintersTelecommunicationsPharmaceutical
29 April, 2010, page 21
Vehicle Entrance Control
Access products
Swing gates
Sliding gates
Bi folding gates
Barriers
Turnstiles
Traffic bollards
High security antiterrorist products
Road blockers
Barrier lift systems
Bollards
Sliding gates - Truckstoppers
Tyre killers
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Vehicle Access Products
Swing GatesSliding Gates
BarriersTurnstiles
Bi folding gates
Quick folding gates
Traffic Bollards
29 April, 2010, page 23
Product, Application Solutions, Benefits
NEW PRODUCT
Quick Folding Gate
Fast opening
Combines a gate AND a barrier
Ideal for sluice with antiterrorist products
Parking places
Stock Areas
Logistic areas
29 April, 2010, page 24
High Security Antiterrorist Vehicle Solutions
Barrier lift system
Road Block
Wedge
DOS K 12
PAS 68 50 mph
DOS K 12
PAS 68 50 mph
DOS K4 – DOS K 12
PAS 68 50 mph
29 April, 2010, page 25
High Security Antiterrorist Vehicle Solutions
Bollard
Slinding Gate
Truckstopper
DOS K 12, L 2 – DOS K 4
PAS 68 40 mph, PAS 68 50 mph
DOS K 12
PAS 68 50 mph
Tyre Killer Not crash tested
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Certification
• There are two international established test certificatesthat are mandatory for highsecurity products, DOS andPAS68
• These crash tests must becarried out in real-lifeconditions and have different performance levels
29 April, 2010, page 27
Certification
Certification according to American Standards:
DOS =DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON
Weight of vehicle: 15,000 AM. POUNDS (6.8 t approx.)
K 4 30 MPH (48 km/h)
K 8 40 MPH (65 km/h)
K12 50 MPH (80 km/h)
1M PENETRATION MAX. FOR CARGO BED
Certification according to British Standards:
PAS 68 = PUBLICLY AVAILABLE SPECIFICATION, UK
Weight of vehicle: 7.5 t approx.
K4 48 km/h (30 MPH)
K8 65 km/h (40 MPH)
K12 80 km/h (50 MPH)
CARGO BED NOT ALLOWED TO PASS THE PRODUCT COMPLETELY
29 April, 2010, page 28
Product, Application Solutions, Benefits
Road Blocker DSP K12
Available from 2.00 to 4.00m
Blocking height: 1000mm
Certification DOS K12 – PAS 68
Designed for continuous operation
Low maintenance costs
Military sites
Governmental sites
Power plants
Harbours
Airports
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Available from 2.00 to 4.00m
Blocking height: 1200mm, alt, 1000 mm
Certification DOS K12 – PAS 68
Designed for continuous operation
Short operation time
Shallow foundations
Low maintenance costs
Military sites
Governmental sites
Prisons
Power plants
Harbours
Airports
Wedge Barrier K12
Product, Application Solutions, Benefits
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• Crash test of a Wedge Barrier K12 made in the U.S.• Test standard DOS K12
Product, Application Solutions, Benefits
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Bollards
Height: 900 mm , altern. 1.100 mm
Certification: - DOS K4 and PAS 68:K8
- DOS/DOD K12, L2 and
PAS 68:K12
Multiple installation for road width up to 4 m
Fine visual appearance
Low maintenance costs
Governmental sites
Prisons
Harbours
Power plants
Airports
Product, Application Solutions, Benefits
29 April, 2010, page 32
• Crash test of a Bollard K12 made in the U.S.• Test standard DOS K12
Product, Application Solutions, Benefits
29 April, 2010, page 33
Barrier Lift System (BLS)
- Blocking width up to 10 m
- Blocking height: 1.100 mm
- Certifications: DOS K4 and K12
- Immediate blocking of the whole
- width
- Low maintenance costs
- Air bases
- Prisons
Product, Application Solutions, Benefits
29 April, 2010, page 34
Truck Stopper
Passage width: 3,0 m to 5,50 m
Height: bottom 1,20 m + panel for height up to 3,00 m
Certification DOS K12 and PAS 68:K12 (up to 4,00 m)
Blocking height: 1200mm, if requested up to 3000mm with an additional top gate panel
Sliding gate without ground track in the passage
Flat foundation of only 300 mm
Low maintenance costs
Movement time: 0.5m/s, optional 1.0 m/s (outside of central Europe)
Governmental sites
Harbours
-
Product, Application Solutions, Benefits
29 April, 2010, page 35
PRODUCTS, KEY BENEFITS, APPLICATIONS
Tyre Killer
Blocking width 2.00 – 6.00m
Blocking height: 450mm
No defined impact load, no certification
Short operation time
Shallow foundations 500 mm
Dissuasive design
Quick installation
Low maintenance costs
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Introduction to Entrance Control
Gunnebo is recognised as the world leader in the Design, Manufacture and Supply of Entrance Control Solutions.
Our products Regulate, Control and Protect people by means of providing a secure envelope to a building i.e. access/egress gates, doors, booths and single person passage detection systemsWe can also maintain the security and integrity of personal within a building by providing anti-break through, bullet resistant or blast resistant doors and windows.
29 April, 2010, page 37
Gunnebo Entrance Control Products and Solutions
Turnstile– Point of Sale
– Tripod turnstile
– Entrance Gates
– Speed Gates
– Full Height Turnstile
– Security Revolving Door
Interlocks and Automation– Security Air Locks
– Security Portals
– Semi Portals
– Detection Systems
– Electric Locks
– Automatic Doors
Performance Doors, Windows and Partitions
– Aluminium, Steel and Wooden Doors
– Sliding Windows
– Security Walling Systems
– Counters and Screens
– Security Document Transfer
Security Level
Security Level
Security Level
Security Level
Security Level
Resistant to:
Manual Attack,
Blast,
Ballistic,
Fire...
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Turnstiles
Point of Sale Tripod Turnstiles Entrance Gates
Full Height Turnstiles Security Revolving DoorsSpeed Gates
Security Level
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Interlocks & AutomationS
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Secu
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Cristal II Transit Escort SoloRitz II
CompactSave HiSec
Sem
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RecoSec HD RecoSec SD
Automation
Automatic Doors – SliSec
Single-Passage DetectionUniRitz II
Electric Locks – SeRitz
Security Level
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Security Portals and Interlocks with single passage control
HiSec
– EN356 - P7B glazing
– EN1063 - BR3 or BR4NS
– Single person detection (weight sensing)
Options
– 600 or 900mm walkway
– Metal detection
– SEAP L2 grade option (UK)
CompactSave
– EN1627 – Cl.2 /P5A glazing
– EN1063 - BR5
– Single person detection (IR beams UniRitz II andoptional contact mat)
Options
– 800, 900, 1000 or 1200 walkway widths
– Outer door leaf fire resistance
– Can be fitted to existing doorways to
create an airlock
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CityWall
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DetoRitz / DeflaRitz / ExploRitz / Citadel / CityWall
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ArmaPod Plus CityPodCounters, Screens & Transfer Solutions
Steel Doors
Citadel / Sentinel / Stalwart
Aluminium Doors
P60 / P80
Wooden Doors
StaffLine
Aluminium Sliding Doors
SliRitz
Performance Doors, Windows & Partitions
Security Level
29 April, 2010, page 42
Physical Security Standards Anti-Breakthrough Resistance
EN1627: Resistance to manual burglary is tested by carrying out an attack using 6 additional tools :
The test consists in forming a body size hole measuring 250 x 400mm in a given time (between 3 and 20 minutes)
The stopwatch is reset for each element of the door unit put to the test
Class 2(manual)
3‟
Class 3(manual)
5‟
Class 5(electrical)
15‟
Class 4(manual + drill)
10‟
Class 6(electrical)
20‟
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Protection of the Building and Personnel
Bullet-proof standards are to the European classification EN 1522 and EN 1063 for glazing
The ammunition and weapons used are put into 8 levels of resistance for door units (from FB1 to FB7 + FSG)
FB3357 mag.
FB444 mag.
FB55,56
FB67,62
FSG
cal. 12FB7
7,62 perfo
EN 1522 and EN 1063
29 April, 2010, page 44
Airport & Mass Transit Systems
Boarding Gates – BoardSec Immigration Gates – ImmSec Anti-Return Gates – PasSec
Tripod Turnstiles Mass Transit Bi-Parting Gates Mass Transit Full-Panel Gates Mass Transit
Security Level
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Entrance Control Interface with any Access Control Equipment
Our business,your solutions
29 April, 2010, page 46
Application of ID Technologies in Entrance Control Integration
Entrance Control gates and portal for every application involving tickets, access control, time and attendance, full integrated commands for central station security control
Cash Automation Solutions for High Risk
Johan Ledens
Technical Support Engineer
29 April, 2010, page 48
There is a clear trend for the need of improved cash processing, management & security systems combined with the outsourcing of certain functions to CIT companies. Goal of these improvements are:
Increase of focus towards end customer by reducing time spend dealing with money
Better accountability providing clear management reports
Improvement on security
Reducing theft opportunities
Reducing time spend in back-office preparing CIT orders
Improved cash processing & security
29 April, 2010, page 49
Product range for automated cash handling
SafeCash R4banknote recycler
SafeCoin Dcoin rolldispenser
SafeCash ND note deposit
SafePointbanknote deposit
SafePay NR note recycler
SafePay CR2 coin recycler
29 April, 2010, page 50
SafePoint Alisea/Mistral
SafePoint is designed for the storage of cash in theworkplace and has a programmable time-delay feature to ensure security.
Features:
Personalised security levels
LED, digital time display and keyboard, time controls,
display code controls
Networking of several Alisea units
Connection to the central security systems
Motorised locking system
“Booby-trapped” note bundles
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SafeCash Retail Deposit
15” Touchscreen, moveable
Optional cardreader, i-button
2 Seperate compartments
1 Note reader
Safe CEN I, II, III acc
High Capacity sealbag
deposit
Receipt printer
29 April, 2010, page 52
SafeCash Retail Deposit
CEN III acc (1143-1 under investigation)
2 compartments, separately serviceable
1 bundle note feeder (bundle &
single)
Deposit into high capacity sealbag, for easy transport by CIT
Different electronic locks possible
Monitoring (SPC) one monitoring solution fitting a complete concept
Same day credit
Moveable screen
Based on same software as Retail Station
Connection to SPC upcoming
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Operation
Validate option
Deposit option
Enter 2-16 digit ID Optional cardreader, i-button
Login function for: Extended management
functions: Printing reports, cleaning, user management
Service
CIT
Clear instructions
Easy operation
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Operation – Validate a note
Validate option
Direct feedback 1 note to be inserted
Approved and returned
Denied and returned
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Operation – Deposit mode
Insert notes in bundle of 30-50
Multiple bundles possible
Value shown on Screen
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Operation – Receipt & Goodbye
After transaction receipt is printed: ID
Time & date
Deposit per denomination
Total amount
Remark
29 April, 2010, page 57
SafeCash R family based on banknote recycling technology
R4+Coin recycling
R4+Coin Roll
R5+coin recycling
R4+Coin recycling
OEM SidecarR4+Coin deposit
SafeCash R4
SafeCash R2
29 April, 2010, page 58
The solution: A machine for collecting and dispensing notes and coins
29 April, 2010, page 59
Full accountability of all cash going in & out by: Dispensing the start money of the day Refill during the day Exchange Cash for Cash Counting the money at the end of the day
Different user rights Manager, Head Cashier, Cashier, CIT & Service
Wide range of management reports Secure storage,day & night Web based monitoring of the systems Possibility for direct service by CIT and
maintainece by Gunnebo Safe storage of notes (Cen III, IV) Optional ink solution (3SI) True self service technology
Availibility, Jams, Guidance, 1 Machine
In-store back office solution
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Identification with card & pin
Selection cash in or cash out
Cash in: Simultanious deposit of both notes & coins possible
Directly booked on employee card account
Cash Out (Multiple programmable options) 1: 1 predefined mix directly payed out, optional free
selection during the day up to a limited amount
2: choosable mixes, up to 8 predefined mixes, free selection optional
3: Free selection from the start, up the daily limit (Programmable)
4: Headcashier, dispense multiple mixes, free selection
Cash exchange, cash for cash
Main functionalities
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Start of day
OR
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End of Day
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A complete concept for Cash handling
Retailer
Consumer
.
SafePay SCL
SafePay CTU
Back office
Server
Gunnebo
Front office
SafePay Station
SafeCoin C/R
Coin handling
SafeCash
Retail Deposit
SafeCash
Retail Station
Back office
CIT
Front office – Self service
SafePay NR + CR
SafePay™Secure cash handling solution
29 April, 2010, page 66
You can‟t get rid of cash, but what about yourcash handling problems?
Security
Ensure that cash is not exposed in store
Internal shrinkage
No cash differences
Reduce handling costs
Close back office, reduce admin, improved control
Customer focus
More customer facing time
Outsource cash handling
Buy cash handling as service from CIT
No fees
Direct payment
Customer demand
Robbery and theft
Manual administration
Cash differences
Problems with Cash
Benefits of Cash
Cash handling Goals
29 April, 2010, page 67
Completely Closed Solution
SafePay™ Control
Web based reporting and
reconciliation
DU / IDU / SDU
Protected transport
cassettes
INK
SafePay™ SCL
Transfer Unit
SafePay™ CTU
Transfer Unit
SafePay™ NR
Note Recycler
SafePay™ CR
Coin Recycler
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LARGE CHECKOUT LINES
Flexible Shop Concepts
SELF CHECKOUT SOLUTIONS
DUAL CHECKOUTS
RESTAURANT SEPARATED SCANNING AND PAYMENT
RETURNS
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Completely closed check-out
multi-currency
support
Ink
protection
CUSTOMER PAYMENT CASHIER REFILLING
AND MAINTENANCE
Controlled
refillingClosed during
refilling, emptying
or maintenance
Supports
CashBack
Authenticity
control
Simple
to use
Closed and
Controlled
END-OF-DAY AND
TRANSPORT
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Completeley Closed Back Office
INK PROTECTED CASSETTE
AUTOMATICALLY DEPOSITED
CIT PICKS UP STANDARD
DFORMAT SECURITY CASE
29 April, 2010, page 71
Completeley Closed CIT Transport
Clear division of responsibility
Pickups without access to store
No involvement of store personnel
Adapted to CIT infrastructure
Ink and security required for CIT
use
High reliability
SECURITY CASE DOCKED DIRECTLY
TO IN CAR RACKING SYSTEM
BENEFITS OF SAFEPAY™ SCL
CONCEPT
29 April, 2010, page 72
SafePay™ Control
Refilling and purchase planning
Information to optimize routines
Open platform for external services CIT
BANK
Live monitoring and status
End-of day and cash control
Security monitoring
SafePay™ Control
BANK SERVICE CIT
STORE 1 STORE 2 STORE 3
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Benefits from closed cash handling
Cost reduction
CASH
ADMINISTRATION
CIT
CASH FLOW
Store Environment Security
WORK
ENVIRONMENT
CUSTOMER
EXPERIENCE
ROBBERY
PROTECTION
LOSS PREVENTION
ALTERNATE SECURITY INVESTMENTS
SHOP
CONCEPT
29 April, 2010, page 75
Which solution is right for me?
29 April, 2010, page 76
Cash Handling Staircase
Cash handling process
Investm
en
t
SafeCash
Retail Deposit
End of Day Counting
Pickup on Demand
Direct Credit
SafeCash
Retail Station
Preparation of till
Delivery on demand
Automatic reconciliation
SafePay™
Security
No manual cash handling
No cash responsibility
Staff flexibility
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Relative Benefits
Deposit
Low investment
Small change for staff
Easy to understand
Fits standard CIT offer
Retail Station
No POS integration
No impact on sales area
Replacesstandard safe
Fits new CIT offer
SafePay™
Fully closed cash handling
Front office loss prevention
Modular solution
Unique offer
29 April, 2010, page 78
Front- or back-office, all monitored via the same platform
Internet
Retail Chain A Retail Chain B
Gunnebo data center
Back-up serverSPC server
DB server
Product independent
HQ Retail CIT GunneboBank
29 April, 2010, page 79
Agenda
Agenda
12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner
13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager
13.45—14.15 : Access Control Solutions for High Risk
14.15—14.45 : Cash Automation Solutions for High Risk
14.45—15:00 : Coffee
15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for High Risk
15.30—16.00 : Electronic Security Solutions for High Risk
16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops
Secure Storage Solutions for High Risk
D Bacquart – M Bevillon
Competence Centre Secure Storage
29 April, 2010, page 81
Secure storage program ...
Definition of Secure storage
The leading thread : TIME
Tests , norms & certifications
Products & solutions: example: A safe Embassy…
News products & services
Attack trends in 2010 ….
29 April, 2010, page 82
Secure storage: Definition
Secure storage :« Products or solutions geared to secure valuable ,documents, data,….
against various identified risks »
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Secure storage : the brands
Gunnebo’s products and solutions are sold under the following brands:
Charles Chubb (1772 - 1846)
Rosengrens was founded by Edvin Albert Rosengren in Sweden in 1847.
Alexandre Fichet and Nicolas Bauche
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The main goal : TIME as leading thread
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Secure storage - the rule is: Time versus security
BURGLARY PROTECTION
• Maximise resistance to delay burglars and make itdifficult to break-in.
FIRE PROTECTION
• Get an immediate protection against fire, and maintain itfor as long as possible. ..
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Secure storage : time versus burglary...
Goals:
Delay break in by adding different protection barriers able to resist various categories of tools.
Prevent removal of the safe.
Prevent fraud
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Secure storage : time versus fire...
Consequences
Tapes,cd,dvd will be destroyed in less than 1 minute
Documents will be destroyed in less than 3 minutes
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Tests , norms & certifications
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EN standards relevant to Secure StorageEuropean standards review
reference Standard Issued Last rev.
EN 1143-1 Safes and strong rooms 1997
EN 1143-1 Amendment 1/ATM safesAmendment 2/ATM core drill resistancestrong rooms(Amendment 3/gas resistant safes)
20012001
(2010)
20052007
EN 1143-2 Deposit systems 2001 2009
EN 14450 Security cabinets (small safes) 2005
EN 1047-1 Fire resisting data cabinets 1996 2005
EN 1047-2 Fire resisting data rooms & containers 1999 2009
PrEN15569 Light fire storage unit 2007
EN(V)1300 High security locks 1999 2004
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Certification processus
Description of the European certification process :
ManufacturerStart manufactoring Fixed label on product
Certification body
Issue certificate control of production
Test laboratory
Test specimen Testing report
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Burglary protection Insurance : differents parameters to take into account
This amounts are for guidance only. They do not take in account the safe’s environment. Thisclassification is an indication of the difference of level of resistance between safes.
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Insurance : differents parameters to take into account
Parameters taken into account to evaluate resistance time to break-in:
Safe classification
Burglar’s experience
Tooling used
Location around the safe and direct environment
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EN 1143-1 Locks Locks
grade Quantity Class
0 1 A
I 1 A
II 1 A
III 1 B
IV 2 B
V 2 B
VI 2 C
VII 2 C
VIII 2 C
IX 2 C
X 2 C
XI 3 (2) C or (D)
XII 3 (2) C or (D)
XIII 2 D
Burglary Protection : the locks
Grading:
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Standard
Category
ECB-S
EN 1047-1
SP
NT017 Fire
Paper (P) S 60 P
S 120 P
60 Paper
120 Paper
Data (D) S 60 D
S 120 D
60 Data
120 Data
Data media (DIS) S 60 DIS
S 120 DIS
60 Diskette
120 Diskette
Fire Protection (Cabinets, fire files, fire rooms)
Example of label designation
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Secure storage : products and solutions
Various products and solutions to cover different type of risks.
Robbery:
Security cabinets,safes, security enclosures and vault rooms
Fire :
fireproof cabinets
Explosion :
safes
Bullet :
Security enclosures
29 April, 2010, page 98
Secure storage : A safe Embassy...
29 April, 2010, page 99
Secure storage : how to choose the right product?
The sort of valuables to protect. Protect data in a fireproof cabinet and not in a safe
The security environment Connect the safe to the alarm system
How the product will be used ( number of users ) An electronic lock is a very flexible solution
Where to place the product? Look for proximity. Place the product on hand reach.
How to integrate the product? design and security can be combined.
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New products from Gunnebo...
Security enclosure « Moduleguard/Citadem »
Safes grades III-VI burglary- fire - ex:
« TRIDENT »
Safes for office spaces « DUOGUARD »
Carena Leather/White
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New products from Gunnebo: Security enclosure
Security enclosures: what is it ?
sensitive area secured by light wall/floor/ceiling protection
Benefits & characteristics
Burglary & hold up protection : Gr II to IV (EN1143-1)
Ballistic protection FB4 (option, EN1522)
Flexible & modular construction: made to size
Quick & easy to assemble : bolted construction instead of welded.
Lightweight : upper floor construction possible
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Moduleguard
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New products from Gunnebo: safes
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New products from Gunnebo: safes
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New products from Gunnebo: Exclusive Carena
Carena Leather/White
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Audits on old products
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Attack trends: gas attack
Gas attack
Initial attacks recorded in Italy in 2005. In 2006 up to 400 attacks (on ATMs)
Have expanded in Spain, France, Germany, Holland (on ATM safes and deposits)
Consequences:
direct loss of money,
Deposit/ATM destruction, building
damages and necessary reconstruction,
customers’ perception.
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Attack trends: ram raid
Car (truck!) bumping in Security doors when CIT personel is handling cash:
Consequences:
human risk for CIT Operators, money loss,
building damage,
customer’s perception
Electronic Security Solutions for High Risk
Dominique Auvray
Competence Centre Entrance Control
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High Security Electronic Lock GSL1000
Supervision System
Security Management
CCTV
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Composite housing in contemporary design
High resistant silicon keypad with backlight
Large LCD display with Icon based logic
Multi-tune beeper confirms commands
Biometric reader is an optional feature
Battery accessable from the outside
USB connector for advanced communication
EN 1300 and certified in Grade B and C
GSL 1000 Input Unit – User friendly innovation
Systm. ComponentsKey Features Operation Appl. BenefitsOur OfferIntroduction
GSL 1000
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Additional locking devise can easily be fitted for
additional security or flexibility
External power source – the locks own internal
batteries can be supported with an external power
supply
USB key for easy retrieval of audit trails and
implementation of lock configuration*
Extensions and additional equipment
Systm. ComponentsKey Features Operation Appl. BenefitsOur OfferIntroduction
GSL 1000
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Appl. BenefitsSystm. Components Key Features OperationOur OfferIntroduction
GSL 1000
Benefits:
Secure and authorised access with schedules,
time delays and dual custody/4 eyes
Efficient administration provided by easy
handling of users and user administration
Easy adaptable to different safes and equipment
Cost effective and secure cash handling
procedures with One Time Code and Procecode®
Central monitoring and Route planning with
monitoring interface capabilities and IP Software
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SMI Server, The integrated security system
AccessControl
ExternalInterfaces
CCTV
Intrusion
Monitoring
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Readers to use the best technology
GUNNEBO readers- MSPASS & Smart (Mifare®)
mPASS S
mPASS E
Smart S
Smart E
Smart K(Reader & Keyboard)
MSPASS
Others readers & technologies – Biometry, 125 KHz, Mifare®, Legic®, …
To adapt the technology with the needs
To adapt the software with the site existing technology
AccessControl
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Users management
To define simply et effectively the access rights
To localize and identify card holder
Multi Cards
Multi Families
Priority access rights
Definition of essential information
Localization
Printing process
AccessControl
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To count, localize, limit, …
To localize & count the users per zone, families, …
To manage & limit the users within a zone
AccessControl
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To guard
Intrusion
Integrated system
Cost reduction
Guard tour management list of „circuits‟
(readers, buttons, sensors…)
time between 2 circuits
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CCTV integration
To simplify the exploitation
SMI Server
CCTV system
Ethernet TCP/IP network
DVR
Analog or IP Camera
IP Camera
Integration of CCTV systems: Omnicast Genetec
Samsung (SHR)
VISIOCAST
CCTV
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To View in real time and in delayed time
To have a general view of the site in real time and at a later date
CCTV integration Real time view
Event verification
Automatic switch
Synchronization of video flow from the recordings
CCTV
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To monitor other equipments
Only one GUI
FireInformation
TechnicalInformation
« External hardware interface »
Visible on maps,
Alarms and
acknowledgment,
Event log,
Output activation
(action codes),
…
IntrusionInformation
SMI Server
Informationto
monitor
ExternalInterfaces
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To share the users and cards
Only one card for all the applications
Automatic updates of all the systems
SQL Interface 2
To open the users & cards database.
SMI Server
Time & attendance
Restaurant
HumanResources Money
Biometric
ExternalInterfaces
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To Visualize, Check, Command
To have a general view, to exploit easily and quickly
To master and check the site
To Visualize Alarms
Fire
Intrusion
Video
…
To Command Outputs,
Accesses,
…
Monitoring
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The SM400 offers the ideal solution for cable galleries and large and medium-sized remote sites.
IP Router
To check the accesses on large and medium-sized remote sites
To use the existing network infrastructure
SM400 controller
• Management of 16 door controllers (SM100 family)
• To be distributed among 3 RS485/RS422 buses
• 8 controllers max. per bus
• Management of 30 Inputs/Outputs modules
• Require an external power supply
• Maximum capacities:
• 32 readers
• 240 intrusion inputs
• 120 intrusion outputs
• Management of specific automatisms,
• Standalone management: anti pass back, counting, threshold
• Downloading 50 000 users
SM400
MIBs
SM100
TCP/IP communications with SMI Server
Power Supply12V - 24V
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Standalone cylinders
No specific installation,
No wiring,
The power is supplied by an internal battery,
The keys are Mifare®cards
Implementation easy and fast
AccessControl
March 2010
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Video
Intercom
Listen
Asservissements
Transmission
IP,ISDN,PSTN
Technical
supervision
Safe
Management
Access
control
Intrusion
Security automat SecurWave®
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Solutions pour la banqueNew terminal WavePad
Easy to use
One terminal for all operations
high secure authentication
set/unset of zones
safe management
host committee
shortcuts
personalization
Mifare® reader integrated (option)
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Access control module
One card for all functions access control
alarm activation and validation
management “on demand” functions
Full interlocking doors system management
Access one time limitation management
Multi technologies from magnetic stripes to biometric readers (proximity card, 125KHz, MSPASS,
Biometry, Mifare®, …).
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Safes module – Interoperate with functions of SecurWave
Safes management through the WavePad terminal Opening, closing and confirmation management
Delayed opening depending of user or condition
Interoperate with access, users
Remote opening or confirmation
All states from the lock and the safe (open/close/break/seismic)
Safes functions are processed with a dedicated automat to create “on demand” adaptations for customers.
Bus
périphérique
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A graphical and normalized language allow you …
A new “graphical approach” to programming allows the installer when it’s imperative to :
Validate – the customer specifications
Build – a specific need directly on the SecurInstaller GUI
Simplify – test “step” with a pre-validation before the installation
Modify – the reading is graphic and easier !
Re use and share macro functions .
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SecurWave is fully remotely manageable
Decreasing of local intervention with:
a full remote management with credential check
Limitation of rights for remote diagnostics
Reading remotely the full logs events
Fine state of transmission with measurement of each transmission
Check of installation with a document to certified the full validation
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SecurWave, for Banking
Remote Surveillance
Hotline
Support
Security
Manager
DatabaseServer
WebServer (IIS)
Webbrowser
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Architecture of SecurManager – Real time communication
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SDK « Plugin »
The plugin concept allows following services :
access to the SecurManager database
access to commands (zone/sensors/…) with webservices
multi language support
SecurManager credentials specialisation for plugins
easy registration of specifics plugins
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Example of plugin “version controller”
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Analyzer of database evolution (size&logs)
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Statistics on alarms during a period
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Environment
2 SVGA, 1 HDMI outputs , up to 10 analog monitors
I/O ModulsAnalog Cameras
IP Network
IP Server
IP Camera
Remote ControlKeypad / Joystick
PSU
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Environment
IP Network
RAID Storage
Management via
Internet ExplorerSoftware suite for remote control
Virtual Matrix
Configuration, Live View, Search, Backups,
Maintenance
Monitoring Station
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Extensions and options
I/O cards, RS485 ports
Multiprotocol IP License, AVP, POS
HDD extension , RAID
Redondant PSU
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Advanced video analysis: Camera self-monitoring
Unfocusing Disorientation
MaskingLoss of video signal
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Advanced video analysis : Access flow management
Data Export External analysis« Counting »
Wrong direction alarm
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Advanced video analysis : Object detection
Analysis A Unattendent object
Analysis B Missing object
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Crowd detection
Crowd detection is used to generate an alert when a crowd of people
gathers in a specified area and exceeds the defined threshold.
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POS function
TPV
Bar code reader
POS Data
Superimposing
Transaction data base
Quick search & Advanced search
Alarm on abnormal
transactions
Remote management
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Privacy Mask Protection
Possibility to add privacy masks
on exports or remove existing masks zones
Recoverable mask with
password protection
Unrecoverable mask
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Management / Liveview
PC Télésurveillance
GUI adapted to the screen format
View selection, full screen, pop up mode,
PIP and PAP mode
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E-Map
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Quick search / Instant playback
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Quick search / Object index
Easy location to a desired event and instant playback by double-clicking on the image frame.
Direct access to the most recent 50 events
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Advanced search_3
Advanced search with video analysis
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Search on connected DVRs
VisioCast
systems
Réseau I
P
Control Center
Search matrix
Synchronized search on 2
Data base
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Remote management
IP Network
Management via
Internet Explorer
Software suite for remote control
Virtual Matrix
Configuration, Live View, Search, Backups,
Maintenance
Monitoring station
Smart phones
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Integrated web server
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Control Center : Multisystem management
Virtual matrix: Up to 576 cameras on 6
monitors with matrix view from 96 cameras
Remote management
Remote maintenance
Playback and exports
I/O Central management
Remote E-Map
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Center V2 Pro : Live view on alarm
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Center V2 Pro : Pre event in attached files
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VisioCast Range
VisioCast First : 4 channels 100 fps in D1
VisioCast 8/16 Classic : 100 fps (CIF), 50 fps (D1)
VisioCast 16 Ultra : 200 fps (CIF), 50 fps (D1)
VisioCast 32 Ultra : 400 fps (CIF), 100 fps (D1)
VisioCast 16 Real Time : 400 fps (CIF), 100 fps (D1)
VisioCast 32 Real Time : 800 fps (CIF), 200 fps (D1)
VisioCast 8 Full D1 : 200 fps (D1)
VisioCast 16 Full D1 : 400 fps (D1)
VisioCast 4/8/12/16/32 IP
Resolution : CIF (380 x 288 pixels) D1 (720 x 576 pixels)
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High Security Electronic Lock GSL1000
Supervision System
Security Management
CCTV
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Agenda
Agenda
12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner
13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager
13.45—14.15 : Access Control for High Risk
14.15—14.45 : Cash Automation Solutions for High Risk
14.45—15:00 : Coffee
15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for High Risk
15.30—16.00 : Electronic Security Solution for High Risk
16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops
Workshop Organization
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Workshops
Further Information on : www.gunnebo.be
