The Future of Campus Video Surveillance

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2 The Future of Campus Video Surveillance Thursday, Dec. 6, :30 a.m. 09:30 a.m. Mark Bonde Parallel Technologies

3 Mark Bonde Publisher IPVS Magazine Publication Focused on the transition from Analog to IP (12 issues) Security Consultants International Clients included: Acti, Agent Vi, Allina Health, Axis Communication, BriefCam, Cernium, Firetide, Microsoft VP of Sales and Operation EMEA/APAC - Connex International Training and Professional Services Division of Milestone Systems Sr. Manage Business and Partner Development EMEA/APAC - Milestone Systems Sr. Account Manager Parallel Technologies Physical Security

4 Parallel Technologies WHAT WE DO HOW WE DO IT BETTER WHY WE MATTER We provide complete solutions for Reliable Data Centers and Intelligent Buildings. We help clients define their needs, and deliver better solutions through superior engineering and technology. We are the only single source provider that delivers complete solutions for reliable data centers and intelligent buildings.

5 Presentation Objectives 6S References Architecture History of the video security market The rise of IP video The future of video surveillance Preparing for the future

6 Video Surveillance: The Basics

7 SURVEILLANCE REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE 6 S Reference Architecture is an easy way to think about video surveillance solutions Each of the 6 S represent a critical component of the solution o Surveillance o Structured Cabling o Switches o Servers o Software o Storage You cannot have a video surveillance without having each of these elements

8 6S REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE OVERVIEW Each S Category has a plethora of particulars Each S can have a wide array of variables based on the particulars within a given environment and the overall objectives of the solution The order of the S matter in thinking about the relationship of each of the components Follow the Light. Surveillance Resolution Framerate Compression Image Sensor Structured Cabling CAT 6 UTP Cable Management Switches Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Bandwidth VLAN Server CPU Video processing Throughput Software GUI Operating System Integration Active Directory Storage Terabytes Retention Time

9 6S REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE OVERVIEW All of the S categories are interdependent. Decisions that you make on one will have an impact on another Gaining an understanding how each of the technologies interrelates is important to delivering the most optimal solution Understanding that there are implications of a decision in 1 dimension to another dimension is important in managing a video surveillance solution

10 Video Surveillance: A History

11 THE HISTORY OF PHYSICAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGY Stand alone systems (i.e. no communication between applications) Non-network based technology (aka Analog) Proprietary systems Plug in and forget Limited use and planning Non-strategic application in most settings Highly fragmented market Non-sophistication use cases and applications

12 A NEW ERA BEGINS The Rise of the Network!!! Internet Revolutions Invention of the IP Camera Power over Ethernet Processor Development Software Development Martin Gren

13 CROSSING THE CHASM Geoffrey Moore saw how innovation worked (1991) Many physical security technologies have recently crossed the chasm bringing additional capital investment into the market from major corporations

14 THE IMPACT OF CHASM CROSSINGS Technology offers more for less Increased interoperability enabling the streamlining of process and procedure All physical security application on a single network Open Systems Application Program Interface Software Development Kits Increasingly more strategic

15 GREATER SPECIALIZATION

16 Video Surveillance into the Future

17 In technology, whatever can be done will be done -Andy Grove

18 MORE MORE MORE The market will continue to demand more from its video surveillance solution. More includes: More cameras More resolution More retention time More connections to other systems More strategic More use cases

19 GREATER SPECIALIZATION Greater specialization for the administration and management of camera technology will continue to expand Subject matter experts on both camera hardware and system software will grow more valuable within organizations as video surveillance continues to be more strategically important

20 INCREASE VALUE IN TRAINING Ongoing training for end users will continue to be a major push as knowledge required to operate and manage video surveillance solutions increases. Systems will continue to evolve and change, staying on top of the technology will increase in importance. Video management software provides user and administrators with more options on their system understanding these elements will allow users to extract more value from their video.

21 USE CASE EXPLOSION The use cases for video surveillance technology will continue to expand as organizations learn they can improve operational efficiency through video. Process management will become a greater driver of more robust video technology being deployed in small organizations. Organizations will increase efficiencies by leveraging video technology that is accessible to a wider audience and is no longer seen as simply a security function.

22 360 DEGREE More 360 degree cameras will be deployed as more manufacturers will produce this technology Coverage areas and post investigative benefits will drive these into various production areas De-warping improvements will continue and higher density pixilation will make these cameras appealing

23 MULTI-SENSOR OPTIONS More multi-sensor cameras will be deployed as more manufacturers will produce this technology Coverage areas and post investigative benefits will drive these into various locations especially on the exterior of buildings

24 THE UPPER LIMITS OF RESOLUTION! The upper limits of video resolution will be reached as manufacturers race to meet user requirements. Higher resolution cameras will become more common place. The resolution war will ultimately fizzle out as the upper limits will be reached and new applications will be hard to find. These cameras will place additional strain on storage and workstation computing as users look to view these cameras. Video management software organizations will continue to improve their edge decoding capabilities in light of this.

25 COMPRESSION IMPROVEMENTS An increase in camera counts and resolution will continue to push the market to great compression capability. Compression will improve through two methods: 1.Proprietary compression algorithms on the edge will get better and reduce image file size 2.Camera manufacturers and VMS providers will more widely adopt h.265

26 DECOMPRESSING ON THE EDGE Given the larger image sizes and greater compression technology the ability to decompress images on the edge will be more important. Recent releases of major VMS software have focused on solving this problem as client workstations are looking to view 5 MP and 4K cameras. End users will need to be more mindful then ever on the workstation impact of their camera technology.

27 VIDEO ANALYTICS Simple video analytics will continue to be adopted more frequently as users learn the full capability of the camera technologies that can be deployed. Directional motion Crossing a line More complex behavior analytic scenarios will continue to grow but wide adoption will be limited as most organization will not commit to long-term management and support of these analytics. Crowd gathering Objective left behind

28 VIDEO ANALYTICS Learning analytics will improve and will be adopted at high installation. Sound analytics that use camera technology will become more prevalent.

29 Sound Analytics Sound analytics that detect aggression and gunshots will become more common and will alert on video surveillance applications. These analytics will be deployed on the camera and as separate microphones.

30 Video Redaction The redaction of faces in live video is going to become a requirement as protecting innocent people in video becomes more and more important.

31 SECURITY OF SECURITY INCREASINGLY MORE IMPORTANT Breaches of network security cameras will continue to happen as hackers seek to disrupt organizations Various video will be found on YouTube and systems will be held hijacked Manufacturers will increase education and technology to limit the exposure that camera systems have to hackers Integrators, IT, and security will improve their security protocols with systems to manage passwords, users rights and encryption

32 Firmware One Impacts Many Writing the code for cameras Problems extend to products across the manufacturer line

33 AND OEM RELATIONSHIPS Become Many More. Manufacturers sell to other organizations around the world Security Problems are dismissed or take time to filter through the supply chain. Cameras remain vulnerable

34 LICENSE PLATE RECOGNITION Deployment of license plate recognition will decrease because of the following: The price to deploy this technology comes down Infrastructure to support the addition of LPR cameras is in place and it is just an incremental addition Cloud based applications providing reduced licensing method are established Accuracy increase for reading plates

35 UNIFICATION More organizations will deploy unified security solutions that enable multiple security functions to operate on a single platform Single platform for video, card access, intercom, and License Plate Recognition Streamline event management and investigation processes Increase visibility and capacity to visualize alarm activities

36 CLOUD, CLOUD, CLOUD Cloud services will continue to expand for smaller installations and remote offices Additional services like LPR will get processed in the Cloud for installation of all sizes Large scale video surveillance deployments will continue to be housed onsite until bandwidth limitations are reduced

37 WATCHING THE WATCHERS Oversight on those that are using and managing video surveillance systems will become more important. Developing of policies and procedures around video surveillance usage and review will become more common.

38 Preparing for the Future Today

39 GIVE YOURSELF OPTIONS Build on open platform systems Use best of breed hardware to provide flexibility Expand the system you have over time Continue to learn the systems that you have to take advantage of the features and functionality that exist Select a strategic partner to assist you on the path

40 Thank you! Mark Bonde Parallel Technologies

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