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UCAR Technical Security Systems Overview

Explore UCAR's technical security systems including multicast radio, duress buttons, IP-based camera & access control systems. Learn about current dependencies and future plans for enhanced security.

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UCAR Technical Security Systems Overview

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  1. Dependencies on NETS Presented by UCAR Technical Security

  2. Topics to be Covered • Multicast Radio System. • Homeland Security Radio System. • UCAR Duress Buttons. • Documentation. • NETS Closets. • New IP based Camera Systems. • Future IP Based Access Control System. • Fiber-optic Communication

  3. Multicast Radio System

  4. What is the Purpose of this System? • Primary Communication between, • Jean Hancock, Shuttle Service, Receptionist, Maintenance Snow Crews, and Security.

  5. Dependencies on NETS • UCAR is currently operating six of these Radio Control Consoles through the network • Possible expansion of two more, which would require an additional two network drops • Expansion is not likely

  6. Homeland Security Radio System • Technical Security is currently waiting on Homeland Security to move their radio equipment into room 591 at the Mesa • NETS has completed all requests involved in the move of this equipment, which includes, • One T1 line for Radio Equipment • One Cisco Telephone for Technician use

  7. UCAR Duress Buttons • Security has recently re-evaluated it's Duress Button response and made some changes • Currently UCAR is using network wall plates and closets for cross connects to keep our Duress Buttons operational • Due to a recent evaluation, Duress Buttons are not likely to be expanded anytime soon. .

  8. What are Duress Buttons • strategically placed “buttons”, that when pressed, activate a SILENT alarm • which in turn alerts Security, Front Desk personnel and the NCAR operator of an emergency in the area via the NETS telephone system.

  9. Documentation • Goal to Create SQL Database • Tracking of current & future systems supported by Technical Security. • Install Base (product type, location maps, dates) • Wire routing (i.e. cable runs, cross connects) • Technical Issues • Preventive Maintenance • Links to product information • Seek input from NETS group

  10. NETS Closets Insure Accurate Labeling, Neatness & Color Coding of all Cables and Cross Connects. • NETS input on configuration considerations, and any information required to keep existing NETS documentation current.

  11. New IP Based Camera System • IP video surveillance is fast becoming the norm when it comes to advanced video surveillance. • Technical Security has purchased a new NVR ( Network Video Recorder ) and we have been testing four new IP based Cameras.

  12. What have we learned? • Real time monitoring • Full Motion detection • Powerful search capabilities • Remote viewing • Much, much better picture quality

  13. Digital Recorder Image

  14. NVR Image

  15. Dependencies on NETS? • We will be adding four more new cameras in the next couple of Months. • Technical Security will be purchasing a Second NVR before the end of the year. • This may result in a request of possibly 12 new network drops in the upcoming year.

  16. Where might these cameras be located. • High Profile areas • UCAR / NCAR Shipping and Receiving Dock areas. • Reception Desk. • Building Main Entrances. • RAF

  17. Future IP Access Control System? • UCAR`S Access Control System is lagging behind current Access Control Technology. • Technical Security is in the beginning stages of researching new Access Control systems. • This starts with meeting the needs of all divisions that will need to be involved.

  18. Cooperation from • Event Services • Budget and Finance • Human Resources • Information Technology • NETS

  19. Advantages of IP System • Alarm Management. • Integration of Video/and Management. • Temperature Monitoring. • Voice over IP. • Ability to Manage System from anywhere.

  20. Future IP Based Access Control System

  21. Conversion to IP Access • Technical Security has been Designing our current System to be Converted to IP for the Past 3 years. • Building's Ready to Convert, • Center Green 1,2,3,and 4, • Foothills 0,3,4, • RAF • Marshall

  22. Basic Access System Overview Few Network Drops Needed • No Server - (Linex & MySQL embedded) • Accessed via any OS, any web browser, from anywhere • Small footprint on network infrastructures • As we get closer to assessing different vendors, we would value the networking groups input as to any un-foreseen issues.

  23. Fiber-optic communication • Technical Security may be requesting our Typical Two or Three Fiber patches per Year. • One to be requested this week!

  24. Road Cameras???

  25. Dependencies on NETS? • Technical Security is 100% Dependent on our Networking Group in order to complete this Project. • Possibly we could schedule a meeting to discuss where this project is, and the dependencies on Technical Security. • .

  26. Questions / Comments ?

  27. The End.

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