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Weapons Screening Optimization:  How to Balance Staff, Technology, and Throughput

What if your current staffing and security solutions could deliver significantly better results through strategic deployment? This session reveals field-tested approaches that have helped major facilities reduce screening times by up to seven times versus traditional screening methods while improving weapons detection and the guest experience. We'll explore real-world case studies of security teams that transformed their operations through smart resource allocation, and provide actionable strategies you can implement immediately. Peter Evans, CEO, Xtract One Technologies www.xtractone.com
Why Attend:

• Learn proven strategies for reducing Mean Time to Ingress without compromising security
• Discover how to optimize secondary screening protocols for different facility types
• Gain practical approaches to staff deployment during peak vs. off-peak hours 

Video on Board - The importance of video management software for school and campus buses

Join us for an in-depth discussion on the critical role of video surveillance in ensuring safety on school and campus buses. We’ll explore the unique challenges faced in the space, including:

• Real-Time Intelligence: How to provide responders with immediate access to crucial information during emergencies on the bus.
• Timely Footage Access: Addressing delays in receiving surveillance footage that can hinder prompt responses and notifications to families, whether in cases of accidents or incidents of violence.
• Authorized Access: Navigating the complexities of who should have access to surveillance videos, what they can do with it, and addressing privacy concerns.

This webcast will provide valuable insights for schools, districts, campuses, and universities on how to effectively manage and utilize video surveillance to enhance safety and security.

Why attend:

• Become aware of the latest trends in video management on campus and transportation cameras.
• Understand the need for real-time information for security, administrative and emergency response personnel as they report to the scene of a bus incident.
• Develop familiarity with appropriate policies and procedures related to accessing surveillance footage.

Speakers:

• Jill Renihan, Axis Communications, Segment Development Manager for Education
• Anthony Incorvatti, Axis Communications, Segment Development Manager for Transportation
• Bruce Canal, Genetec, Education Manager

Securing tomorrow: Elevating your video solutions for the new year

With the deeper integration of AI and cloud adoption, as well as the ever-increasing need for cybersecurity and the evolution of analytics, video surveillance is trending toward a faster, smarter and sharper means of keeping us safe. As the demand for video surveillance solutions continues to grow at an exponential rate, panelists will talk about key drivers in the expansion of this critical security segment as we head into 2025.

During this webcast, we will discuss:
· Why we need enhanced cameras, monitoring services, AI analytics and cloud storage to enhance image quality and data accessibility
· Why AI should be used as an open platform to consolidate solutions
· How the transition from the hardware space to offering software cloud solutions has impacted the industry
· Why it is critical to integrate surveillance systems with other security measures and smart technologies for a comprehensive approach
· How cybersecurity strategies protect video data from cyber threats, including access control and encryption

Panelists
· Tom Cook, executive vice president, sales and operations, Hanwha Vision
· Fredrik Nilsson, vice president, Americas, Axis Communications
· Kurt Takahashi, CEO, Netwatch Group

This webcast will conclude with a live Q&A session, giving attendees the opportunity to ask their pressing questions.

More than just a speaker. IP audio devices can do more for proactive security and daily communications

Some network speakers can do more than just play voice announcements and music. Explore the power of Axis network audio devices, with built-in features that offer you more. Learn how network audio integrations with video cameras, analytics and access control can do more to deter incidents, enhance protection and improve communications, all while reducing costs. Register today to:

•  Learn why Axis speakers are a complete audio system in one device
•  Explore the applications for Axis network audio devices
•  Discover what audio integrations with video, analytics and access control can do

Speaker: Chris Wildfoerster | Program Manager, Audio | Axis Communications

Risk Management: A Critical Cyber Tool

This webcast will discuss risk management and its importance as a critical cybersecurity tool in identifying and remediating threats and vulnerabilities within an organization.

As organizations depend on information technology (IT) to carry out key business functions, they are exposing themselves to data breaches, malware attacks, ransomware, phishing scams and other cyber threats that could knock critical systems offline or lead to lost revenue, stolen data, long-term reputation damage and regulatory fines. Panelists will explain why businesses should incorporate risk management to reduce the impact and likelihood of cyber threats.

During this webcast, we will discuss:

• The importance of developing a cybersecurity risk management plan
• How risk management pinpoints organizations’ most critical threats and selects the right measures to protect information systems from cyberattacks
• Risk management’s importance in protecting critical infrastructure when it comes to the security, economy, and public safety of the United States.
• Why cyber risk management is so much more complex today than ever before
• How risk management truly requires a total organizational team effort, not just the security department

Panelists:

• Kasia Hanson, global senior director, security ecosystems development and partnerships, Intel
• John Nemerofsky, COO, SAGE Integration
• Pierre Bourgeix, CEO/Founder, ESI Convergent

Modern Electronic Access Control: Redefining the Enterprise

The enterprise security landscape has undergone a transformative shift since 2020, driving the evolution of access control systems to meet changing needs. This webcast will explore the forces reshaping access control and how businesses must adapt. Our expert panelists will share insights on:

• The changing requirements & expectations for enterprise access control 
• How the approach to access control design and deployment has pivoted
• Evaluating and implementing modern access control solutions
• Future-proofing strategies to stay ahead of the curve

Panelists

• Lee Odess, CEO, Access Control Executive Brief 
• Robert Lydic, president, WaveLynx 
• Maureen Perrelli, chief revenue officer, Brivo 
• Manish Dalal, president and founder, ZKTECO USA

Concluding with a live Q&A session, attendees will have the opportunity to ask their pressing questions. 

Register for FREE to unlock the insights you need to redefine access control for the future!

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Data Privacy: How to keep up with AI, ChatGPT, biometrics & more

Three members of the Security Systems News Emerging Leaders Under 40 Class of 2024 will look at critical data privacy issues that are impacting the security industry, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and its seismic influence on data protection; the implications of federal, state, and international regulation; and the pros and cons of facial recognition/biometrics.

• Security Systems News Editor Cory Harris will moderate this interactive panel discussion featuring: 
• Mark Bennett, CEO, Sentry Enterprises
• Ivan Avramov, manager, security systems, Watermark Estate Management Services  
• Senthilkumar Chandrasekaran, senior manager, security products, Salesforce

During this webcast we will discuss: 

•    How has the increased adoption of AI impacted the data protection of businesses and consumers? 
•    How are ChatGPT and other generative AI tools and large language models able, or not able to protect the sensitive information they collect? 
•    Will global AI legislation on the federal, state, and local level be enough to stop cyber criminals in their tracks and ensure safe and ethical AI use when it comes to safeguarding data? 
•    What can businesses do to enhance their cybersecurity posture and ensure that the sensitive data they collect from the public is less vulnerable to breaches and other cyberattacks? 
•    How are advances in physical security technologies – e.g. access control, video surveillance, alarm and intrusion detection, barriers – helping organizations protect the confidentiality and integrity of their data? 
•    What are some of the data privacy concerns when it comes to facial recognition technology and biometrics?  

The panel discussion will be followed by a Q&A session.  

State of the Industry - A Look Ahead to 2024's Top Trends and Challenges in the Security Space

Panelists will take a look ahead at challenges and trends to watch for in the security industry from each of their unique perspectives and roles in the industry, as well as have an in-depth discussion on how AI will continue to evolve and reshape the industry
During this webcast we will discuss:
How will access control solutions evolve in the coming year to provide safer, smarter workplaces?
What are some of the issues on the minds of security integrators heading into the new year (ex. supply chain, M&A)?
How does physical and cybersecurity convergence align your company’s physical and cybersecurity functions with organizational priorities and business objectives?
And more!
Panelists:
Dean Drako, Founder and CEO, Eagle Eye Networks
Don Joos, CEO, acre security  
Antoinette King, Director, Regional Sales East/Head of Cyber Convergence, i-PRO Americas
Andrew Lanning, Co-founder, Integrated Security Technologies
Cory Harris, Security Systems News Editor, Moderator

Passive vs. Active Surveillance: A Case Study with Yale University

Join us for a webcast featuring Michael Cruz, Physical Security Manager at Yale University, as he delves into the remarkable story of upgrading its video surveillance system in the historic Yale Bowl, the country's first bowl-shaped stadium built in 1914, located a mile and a half from the main campus in New Haven, Connecticut.

In this webcast, Michael will address:

1. Infrastructure Upgrade Challenges: Learn how Yale tackled the complexities of upgrading its infrastructure to effectively transmit video back to its UL Listed Command Center, ensuring seamless surveillance.
2. Unique Building Features: Explore the intriguing challenges posed by the stadium's design, including the placement of restrooms and concession stages outside the stadium, and how Yale navigated these unique features.
3. Innovative Radar and Multi-Sensor Cameras: Discover how Yale harnessed the power of radar and multi-sensor cameras to overcome challenges and implement advanced surveillance solutions.
4. Enhanced Safety and Security: Michael will reveal how these improvements resulted in a surveillance system that provides an exceptionally secure and safe environment for students and fans alike.

Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to learn from an industry expert and gain insights into innovative security solutions. Register now for this free webcast presented by Axis Communications and secure your spot today.

Why Now is the Perfect Time to Rethink Your Mail Security Strategy

Even the largest and theoretically the most secure organizations – Apple, Facebook, JP Morgan and more – have been victims of mail-based attacks, causing significant business disruptions and leading to millions of dollars in damages.
It doesn’t have to be this way, as the latest imaging technology and the installation of comprehensive incident response plans will close vulnerabilities and protect businesses from potentially dangerous yet innocuous postal mail.
During this webinar, we will discuss:
•    Insights on recent mail threat data and statistics for the U.S. and international regions
•    Tools to diagnose existing security vulnerabilities in a hybrid, or remote, work environment
•    Techniques to reduce the risk for new and emerging mail-borne threats
•    Standard operating procedures for all levels of the organization
Our panel of experts includes:
Scott Hooper, Senior Protection Program Manager, AT-RISK International
William Plummer, CSO, RaySecur
David Hale, Narcotics SME and Trainer, RaySecur
TJ Kelly, Moderator
Cory Harris, Security Systems News Editor

Remote Guarding: How the cloud is transforming guarding

Live Monitoring of video surveillance has historically been faulty, complicated, and pricey. But the cloud and Artificial Intelligence are opening up new possibilities that can optimize and transform the industry and optimize enterprise security.  But what should you be looking for in a technology platform? In a partner? What are the best practices? And where are the pitfalls? 

Join Cloudastructure CEO Rick Bentley, Edgeworth Security COO Holly Shenk, and Brittany Diehl, President and COO at Nevada Commercial Services for an eye-opening round table discussion!

How to reduce cost and maximize your ROI of Physical Security

This webcast will cover:

· Maximizing your Physical Security ROI by ensuring device uptime

· Streamlining the resolution of device issues 

· Hardening devices against cyberthreats while cutting costs   

· Improving future planning and budgeting for the technology life cycle

Presenter: Roy Dagan, CEO and Co-Founder, SecuriThings

Moderator: Cory Harris, Security Systems News editor

How to Tackle Physical Security's Biggest 2022 Pain Points

From guarding shortages to supply chain issues, physical security is in dire need to adapt old strategies with modern tools and methodologies. What new security strategies can corporations employ to remain competitive, create safer facilities, protect assets better, and foster a culture of innovation within the organization? Join the Sr. Director of Global Security Transformation of CEVA Logistics and the Chief Revenue Officer of Asylon Robotics in a roundtable discussion about how security professionals are innovating to tackle some of the biggest problems in 2022.

The Machine & Human Sides of Ethical Facial Recognition

Facial recognition offers tremendous benefits to businesses and society when used effectively and responsibly. It’s a convenient way to unlock your phone or enter your office space, but it’s becoming more controversial. As with any new technology, valid questions have been raised and concerns voiced about facial recognition’s application and shortcomings.

Many of the shortcomings of facial recognition is how demographic bias is inherent in the AI, but there have also been issues in how it’s used and applied -- specifically by law enforcement -- that have aggravated its negative public perception. That’s why it is crucial for organizations  of all stripes to understand the underlying technology, how modern solutions are addressing algorithmic bias, and how to deploy facial recognition  in a responsible and ethical manner.

Join us for this webinar as we explore:
How facial recognition really works
The different types and use cases of facial recognition
Five ethical challenges to developing bias-free AI
Seven ingredients to look for in an ethical facial recognition solution

Speaker: Dean Nicolls, CMO, Oosto

Enterprise-Grade Body-Worn Cameras: Evolving Beyond Law Enforcement

In this webcast, Axis, Genetec and Dell will cover their open ecosystem approach to body-worn cameras. They combine today’s best-in-class cameras, software and infrastructure into a high-performance, proven solution that simplifies workflows, mitigates security and support risks, and avoids expensive vendor lock-in.
Join us to discuss:

•        The flexibility of an open architecture for body-worn
•         The efficiency benefits of cataloguing bodycam footage alongside other evidentiary sources
•         How private cloud storage “future-proofs” the overall solution and provides investment protection
•         Why body-worn is exploding in non-enforcement verticals 

Speakers:
Steven Jussaume, Solutions Engineer, Business Development, Axis Communications
Jason Huber, Director of Sales Public Sector, Central Region, Genetec
Randy Lack, Americas Sales Manager for Safety, Security and Computer Vision, Dell Technologies
Moderator: Paul Ragusa, Editor, Security Systems News

Today's Intelligent Video: Exploring Technology Trends and Expanding Use Cases

This webcast will explore:

• A new generation of vision technologies and their capabilities, including dashboards and outcomes
• The benefits of increased intelligence at the edge
• What the modern eco-system looks like from edge to core to cloud
• The best practices for implementing technologies and planning for the future

Presenters:
Scott Dunn, Senior Director, Business Development, Systems & Solutions, Axis Communications
Wayne Arvidson, Global Director, Market Development and Strategy, Dell Technologies Safety and Security Computer Vision

Next Generation SOC Analyst Tools: Drones and Robots with Computer

Security operation center (SOC) analysts are overburdened, but there are technologies like AI-enabled robotics that are poised to radically improve the efficiencies of security operations.

This is a pressing need. More than half of surveyed SOC analysts report that they are not properly equipped to deal with new and emerging threats or have the necessary tools to appropriately respond. This can leave a gaping hole in an organization's ability to manage risk and ensure business continuity.

Although automated technologies now exist, manual processes are commonplace and exacerbate the issue, placing even more of a burden on the analysts. Nearly 75% of SOC analysts spend hours, even days, manually investigating a single threat when edge AI deployed on a robotic device can cut that time by 90%. While investing many resources into a single threat, a third of prioritized alerts fail to be investigated as additional alerts are received, while another third of alerts are false positives.

New technologies like security drones, robots, advanced sensors, and computer vision are now revolutionizing the way that security intelligence is automatically gathered, displayed, and prioritized. The leveraging of these technologies and their further integration into security operations will re-shape traditional observe and report positions while increasing demand for highly-trained SOC analysts. Entirely new proactive workflows will be created to increase both security and efficiency for organizations.

In this roundtable, experts in the field will be discussing the role technology and AI will have in creating the Security Workforce of the Future

Speakers:
Jim McDonald, VP of Global Security, Ceva Logistics
Logan Selby, Vice President of Operations, Asylon
Michael Liou, Vice President of Strategy & Growth, Chooch

Advanced On-Person Screening Technology for Asset Protection

High performance body scanning technologies, powered by advanced imaging and deep learning, make high definition security screening for on-person concealed objects under clothing available for secure facilities, data centers, airports, and sensitive manufacturing facilities.  In this webinar, Rohde & Schwarz will present attendees with information on their R&S®QPS technologies, people screening systems and criteria for evaluating people screening technologies for specific security applications. Attendees will learn:

-    How deep learning enables detection performance in a wide range of asset protection applications 
-    Technical considerations when evaluating people screening/body scanning technologies, including:
       •    Concept of Operations 
       •    Detection Requirements
       •    Versatility & Adaptability to new needs
       •    Safety & Privacy
       •    Reliability & Ease-of-use

-    Deployment and installation considerations when assessing body scanning technology

Speaker: Christoph Baur, Director Software Imaging Products, Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG Germany

Is Your Data Working For You? Best Practices for the Intelligent Edge

This session will explore the expanding universe of vision, analytics and multi-sensor convergence at the edge creating an broader pool of valuable data. Chiefly, how this data can be harnessed to effectively meet business goals for security and the entire enterprise. Experts in global intelligent edges solutions will discuss the latest in deployable use cases and modern infrastructure to enable and expand capabilities for your organization today and in the future. Join us to:
 
• Learn how to build rich, diverse situational data sets using various edge sensors.
• Discover the tools available to calibrate your data management capabilities to deliver more actionable information to your security team.
• Begin the process of assessing your environment in order to plan for infrastructure investments in intelligent edge in the near and long term.

Presenters:
Tertius Wolfaardt, Business Development Manager for the Strategic Alliances for Axis Communications in the Middle East  
Vince Ricco, Global Business Development Manager for Safety and Security, Dell Technologies Unstructured Data Storage Solutions

Wireless and Video Integrations for COVID and beyond!

Join Eric Banghart, Manager of Global Sales, and Chris Allen, Northeast Regional Sales Manager, to learn how to integrate Inovonics wireless sensors into video and other special applications.
 
This presentation will cover:
·         A variety of ways to integrate wireless sensors with video platforms.
·         Real-world applications to augment your installs with environmental sensors.
·         Creative ways customers are using wireless during the COVID pandemic.
 
Get a fresh look at how to use wireless to provide relevant solutions for your customers in our changing world.

The Security Technology Gap: How to Keep Up In A Constantly Evolving Landscape

Security is more in demand than ever before. The global market for private security services is now worth an  estimated $240 billion—a number greater than the GDP of 100 countries. An uncertain world is a major driver of demand for private security services, but today’s security clients expect more than protection, they expect security services to bring complete transparency and certainty to the people, facilities and assets they protect. ​In today’s charged environment, it’s not enough to provide protection. Accountability and transparency must be a driving force behind everything security firms do. Customers and the public expect nothing less.
In an increasingly demanding and competitive environment, technology is separating the leaders from the laggards. Harnessing new technology can improve your services, increase the value you offer to customers, and automate many administrative and operations tasks so more focus can be dedicated to growing the business rather than constantly reacting to problems. It can also provide indisputable evidence to quickly dismiss any false claims, thereby lowering your risk profile. ​
Technology allows you to:​
• Keep up with the competition​
• Decrease your risk profile and the chance that an incident proves costly to the business
• Level the playing field no matter the size of your organization​
 
Presenters:
Zach Jory - Director, Enterprise Marketing, Axon
Salvatore DeMauro - Director, Sales Engineering, Axon

Wearable surveillance: Today's landscape and tomorrow's opportunities

The introduction of open platform technology into the body worn surveillance market is creating a world of new opportunities for users across multiple different industry verticals. Join Steve Jussaume, Solutions Engineer at Axis Communications, and Erick Ceresato, Product Group Senior Manager at Genetec as they dive into some unique applications for body worn surveillance and how an open platform can bring an added level of benefits for users across a number of different use cases. During this webinar, Steve and Erick will cover:
• Components of a body worn solution
• The current landscape of body worn solutions within the security industry
• The benefits of open platform technology for a body worn solution
• A wide-range of use cases across many applications & industry verticals

The High Cost of Back Office Inefficiencies | The Four "Usual Suspects"

It takes work to run the back office of a security business, and any good work takes time. But how much time should it take? The same "usual suspects" that burden so many security businesses might be keeping yours from its peak efficiency. Are the activities taking up your time productive or just busy work? Could you grow quicker if you just had the right processes and tools in place? There’s one quick way to find out. Join the Bold Group for a free webinar to learn which back office criminals hinder your financial and business operations from streamlining operations to maximizing profits.

• Disparate Doris: Learn how to stop spending countless hours working on manual processes because of siloed data in multiple systems. 
• Scheduling Snafus Sam: Create top-end customer service with scheduling and dispatch that doesn’t rely on paper.
• Faulty Financials Fred: Out-of-the-box accounting systems not designed for the industry lead to hours spent on manual report creation and inaccurate financials.
• Manual Marvin: Organize and execute your processes quickly to remove bottlenecks.

The Foundations of Intelligent Insights from Edge to Infrastructure

This workshop will focus on video and other edge sensor technologies to help enable business today in the "Current Normal". Over the hour we will explore how these technologies are providing enhanced intelligent insights into business intelligence and operational efficiencies and the importance of infrastructure planning to support a technology roadmap. Join Dell Technologies and Intellesite Inc, to learn:

• How a mix of IOT sensors on the edge of the system can deliver actionable insights to the entire enterprise
• The investments an organization needs to make in order to turn data into intelligence.
• How a business case can be made for full enterprise buy-in to a technology roadmap.

Presenters:
Ken Mills, CEO Intellesite, Inc.
Vince Ricco, Global Business Development Manager for Safety and Security, Dell Technologies Unstructured Data Storage Solutions

Investing in Security

This Alula Pro organized roundtable delves into how the current trends during the pandemic are impacting the state of the professional security industry. Panelists will discuss how the pandemic has changed the market opportunity for professional security dealers and how today's dealers are using the global change to adapt and thrive.

Panel:
Brad LaRock, Brad is VP of Marketing, Alula
Paul Romanelli, President, Suffolk Security Systems
Taylor Sears, COO, Silent Guard
Rob Bowlin, President & CEO, Quantum Security

Moderator: Paul Ragusa, Editor, Security Systems News

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Perimeter Security Re-Imagined: Implementing an Integrated Electric Fencing and Robotic Security Program

Have you evaluated your site's perimeter security standards recently? Integrated intelligent electric fencing and automated security drone systems are providing stakeholders with unprecedented enterprise-wide capabilities while driving cost efficiencies. These innovative technologies are securing businesses while providing critical intelligence that can be leveraged by the entire organization.

Thinking the education and adoption cycle for security stakeholders can be cumbersome? This presentation will provide you with the tangible steps to take to protect your business and educate your team on perimeter security best practices with innovative solutions. Learn from industry-leading SME's in the advanced technology space who have experienced the entire adoption cycle from both the commercial and defense space.

Along with a demonstration of these integrated technologies, participants will learn from industry experts:

• Regulatory and technical considerations
• Operational use cases and best practices
• How to write the business case for adopting these technologies

Presenters:

Michael Quiroga, Chief Revenue Officer, ASYLON

Drew Leppert, National Account Director, AMAROK

David Watts, CPP, Security Effects

Free Webcast
Sponsored by: AMAROK & ASYLON

The Future of Security Now: State of the industry from top industry leaders

Don't miss this interactive panel as they take a three-dimensional look at the industry from each of their unique perspectives and roles in the industry. The Future of Security Now will look at what successful companies are doing to navigate and grow their business during volatile times, positioning themselves for continued success moving forward.

Key Action Items:

• Provide a three-dimensional look at where the industry is today
• Uncover what successful companies are doing to navigate COVID, and grow their business
• Analyze what the future of security looks like and how to best prepare for it
• Identify key trends in security and cybersecurity technologies, solutions and services

Steve Van Till, President and CEO, Brivo
Christine Lanning, President, Integrated Security Technologies (IST)
Ray Coulombe, Managing Director, SecuritySpecifiers
John Mack, Executive Vice President, Co-Head of Investment Banking, Imperial Capital
Kelle Shanks, Senior Account Executive, Convergint Technologies
Moderator: Paul Ragusa, Editor, Security Systems News

Protecting Your Electronic Security Systems From Cyber Threats

Information Technology (IT) departments face continuous challenges as they deal with complex and changing IT requirements and regulations. Cybersecurity is now more important than ever as the rise of cyber threats can be detrimental to the safety and security of physical facilities and its occupants. Defensive measures must be put in place to reduce cyber threats risk. Join this webcast to learn about:

• Potential cyber threats with a multitude of IOT security devices on your network.  
• Best practices and cyber hygiene
• Essential electronic security system cybersecurity features
• Why staying up to date is better for security
• How to start reducing your risk today

Presenter (s): 

Justin Himelberger, Enterprise Systems BDM, Federal & DOD and Morgan Wright, Chief Security Advisor, SentinelOne

Moderator (s): 

Paul Ragusa, Editor of Security Systems News

Access Control 2020: The State of the Industry

A new study of security directors, managers, and consultants finds access control infrastructure is deteriorating, as is the confidence that the access control systems in place are up for the job. The study underscores the complexities of managing physical security at a time when the technological sophistication of bad actors and the potential costs of security vulnerabilities are rapidly increasing. How is the industry changing and adapting to this landscape? Join HID Global for a webinar to learn more about the trends and insights uncovered by this research comparing  two years of data. In this webcast, Matt Winn, Director of Marketing Communications, Physical Access Control at HID Global and Luc Merredew, Director of PACS Product Marketing at HID Global will talk about:  

• Trends and insights uncovered in this new research
• Challenges and opportunities identified within the industry
• Best practices that enable a better security posture

Privacy and Video Surveillance: Advanced Technology and Best Practices Protecting People, Property and Personal Data

Over the past few years legislative standards and regulations have impacted the concept and legal requirements of privacy around the world. People are increasingly concerned about what devices and organizations are capturing their information, as well as how, when, and where their personal information is saved and shared. At the same time, advances in technology continue to expand the tools available to security professionals looking to develop solutions for an ever-growing list of privacy-related use cases.   Join Antoinette King and Sal D’Agostino to gain a more comprehensive knowledge about the effects of privacy on the surveillance industry, and what manufacturers are doing about it. On this webinar you’ll learn more about:  

• Legislative impacts on privacy within the surveillance industry
• The legal requirements associated with different regulations and their resulting impact on security measures
• Best practices and technologies that can help mitigate privacy risks within the video surveillance industry

Presenter (s): 

Antoinette King, Key Account Manager, End Customer, Axis Communications; and Salvatore D'Agostino, CEO, IDmachines and Co-Founder, OpenConsent

Uncover the biggest trend in Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS)

The PERS market is hungry for something new and is ready for an easy-to-use fall detection device that seniors don't have to wear or press a button when in need. Seniors—and their families—want to have the peace-of-mind that fall detection solutions provide, but don’t want the hassle of using wearables and pendants. 

Register to learn how to differentiate yourself from your competition and open new markets,such as senior housing facilities, assisted living facilities, nursing homes and more. To grow your business, you must innovate your product line and open new markets to scale your sales. 

Join this FREE webinar to learn how to:

·      Grow revenues with your existing PERS customers

·      Successfully enter new markets and sell to new audiences

·      Learn the #1 tip that our channel network uses to sell to B2B customers

Participants will also have the chance to take part in a Q&A session with Marc McGrann from Vayyar and Lindsey Gafford from Parks Associates.

Marc has introduced four, multi-million dollar products to the PERS industry and has worked with PERS dealers throughout the U.S. for nearly a decade. 

Lindsay specializes in connected health and independent living research, and has authored reports covering topics such as PERS market trends and competitive landscape.

Presenters:

Marc McGrann, director of business development, Vayyar

Lindsay Gafford, research analyst, Parks Associates

Sponsored by: Vayyar 

Layered Protection: Integrating Diverse Security Measures for Public Safety

From the physical barriers outlining a perimeter, to the devices monitoring important spaces, to strategic design of a venue’s natural environment, virtually every public venue employs multiple tiers of security to protect their perimeters and areas of interest. As venue security becomes increasingly complex however, the emergence of powerful IoT devices, analytics, and technologies are making public venues smarter, safer, and more efficient. Join Axis Communications and Eaton Lighting Solutions to learn more about the innovative solutions being used to tackle complex public venue security challenges.   By attending this webcast you will gain comprehensive knowledge about: The common challenges public venues face when securing their perimeter and areas of interest. The role, importance, and balance of traditional and modern perimeter protection strategies within public venues. How smart technologies can integrate into the many layers of venue security to create more effective, comprehensive solutions.

Presenter (s): 
James Marcella, Director of Industry Associations, Axis Communications; Bob Chapin, Enterprise Account Manager Vertical Markets, Lighting, Eaton Lighting Solutions

Moderator: 
Rick Rector, Publisher, Security Systems News
 

Listen Up – How and Why Network Audio is Changing the Surveillance Landscape

The surveillance industry is changing fast, and network audio capabilities are at the heart of some of the industry’s most important advancements. For the past few decades, audio surveillance has lived in the shadow of video surveillance; however, a standalone or video augmented audio deployment serves as a force multiplier in any security solution. For example, audio can be used in security scenarios for threat detection, alarm verification, two-way communication, and improved situational intelligence. Moreover, there are many non-security, business related benefits for an audio surveillance solution particularly in the area of retail. Join us for an informative discussion covering everything you need to know about deploying a successful audio surveillance solution. Specialists from SIA member companies, Axis Communications and Louroe Electronic, will help attendees discover:

• The benefits and importance of network audio in modern surveillance projects
• How to navigate the laws and requirements that affect an audio deployment
• Strategies for optimizing the usage and effectiveness of microphones and loudspeakers
• How to unlock the power of audio analytics to enhance your surveillance capabilities

Presenter (s): 
James Marcella, Director of Industry Associations, Axis Communications; and Richard Brent, CEO, Louroe

Moderator: 
Rick Rector, Publisher, Security Systems News

No charge to attend!

 

Video compression and Cost of Ownership

The growing demand for high resolution and 4K video in video surveillance is pushing the limits of today’s existing infrastructure and storage capacities of surveillance systems. Users are navigating how to balance system cost and competencies along with product selection considerations for the future.

Leveraging the industry’s broad support for ONVIF Profile S, Profile T is the newest interoperability specification from ONVIF, combining support for both H.264 and H.265. These specifications enable users and systems designers to build future capabilities into an existing system and implement them over time.

Learn more about how ONVIF enables the use of new technology and keeps pace with the needs of today’s market by joining us in this free webinar.

Key learning points:

• Importance of compression technologies for today’s systems
• Pros and cons of H.265 and current adoption rate
• Why interoperability specifications are important to product selection and system design
• How ONVIF and its Profiles adapt to market advancements

Presenter (s): 
Stuart Rawling, Head of Segment Marketing for Pelco™ by Schneider Electric™; Per Björkdahl, current Chair of the ONVIF Steering Committee

Moderator: 
Rick Rector, Publisher, Security Systems News

There’s no charge to attend.

Safe Cities: Powered by interoperability

Successful safe city deployments heavily leverage the integration of multiple systems and technologies to achieve a comprehensive and streamlined approach to public safety and security. This integration is made possible by standards that drive interoperability across products spanning a variety of vendors and technology disciplines. 

We’ll explore how open standards like ONVIF bring commonality to communication between these disparate devices and security systems and how these standards enable interoperability, one of the biggest challenges faced by safe cities today. 

Key learning points: 

1. Understand the role of and challenges of interoperability in safe/smart city security deployments. 
2. Examine the different stakeholders in a safe city environment and their unique needs 
3. Recognize how standards facilitate interoperability in safe/smart city security deployments 
4. Identify how different cities/manufacturers/systems integrators are approaching safe/smart city security deployments. 
5. Standard-setting groups are looking toward a global Internet of Things standard that can help fuel safe cities as well as other possibilities in interoperability between systems. 

Featured speakers: 
Tom Dodrill, Pelco™ by Schneider Electric™ 
Per Björkdahl, current Chair of the ONVIF Steering Committee
 

Securing our Schools and Achieving Success in the K-12 Market

America is ready to get serious about school safety. Leading standards organizations including NFPA, and SIA are creating standards and guidelines that are addressing how to prepare for, react to, and learn from active shooter and hostile events within schools, helping ensure that children have a safe and inviting environment to learn. Meanwhile leading security technology companies have created products that leverage interoperable systems and user interfaces that are tailored for use by educators, and contributing to safer schools. In this webcast, experts from NFPA, SIA and Axis Communications will guide security integrators and practitioners through the latest standards, guidelines and technology efforts underway that are making real differences within the classroom. 

If you’re looking to increase your presence in the K-12 space, there are a few key aspects that you should consider within your strategic plans. Join us to learn more about: 

Security technologies that are making schools safer including advanced cameras, sensors, and platforms. 
The hostile event response standards and supporting guidance driving what technologies schools need. 
How to leverage state and federal funding for K-12 projects. 

Featured Speakers: 
James Marcella, Director of Industry Relations, Axis Communications 
John Montes, Emergency Services Specialist, National Fire Protection Association 
Jake Parker, Director of Government Relations, Security Industry Association

Enhancing Security while Improving the Gaming Experience

Part of SIA's Emerging Technologies Webcasts Series

Sponsored by: 
Gemalto

Recent events have illuminated the need for improved security but budgets to facilitate those changes can be difficult to attain. What if your technology choices could provide the safety gains your organization needs while benefiting the gaming experience your clients receive, all while simplifying and standardizing the technology acquisition process and costs incurred?  

Join Veridocs COO, Joe Oprosko and Gemalto Vice President of R&D, Daniel Asraf, as they discuss how document authentication and facial recognition technologies can be leveraged throughout the gaming organization, from hotel check in, to on-site shops, as well as casino floors; to protect your customers and staff members while improving the experiences had by all.

Presenter (s): 
Joe Oprosko, COO, Veridocs; and Daniel Asraf, Vice President of R&D, Gemalto
Moderator: 
Rick Rector, Publisher, Security Systems News