Δημιουργία μιας Ασφαλέστερης Κοινωνίας για Ευφυέστερη Διαβίωση- Έξυπνες Καινοτόμες Λύσεις Ασφαλείας. Enabling a safer society for smart leaving

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1 Δημιουργία μιας Ασφαλέστερης Κοινωνίας για Ευφυέστερη Διαβίωση- Έξυπνες Καινοτόμες Λύσεις Ασφαλείας Enabling a safer society for smart leaving Στέλιος Κκολού Γενικός Διευθυντής

2 The ideal society is interconnected sharing public and private assets to create spaces that are both liveable and secure

3 Issues Cities become global social and economic hubs, that makes them more vulnerable Man-made risks are also growing Terrorist attacks Cities are also defined by the complex, interlinked nature of their systems and infrastructure. This complexity has a bearing on safety Natural forces are also coming in to play as climate change poses new risks to cities, with extreme weather events The rapid deployment of digital technologies in pursuit of the socalled smart city

4 Challenge The challenge is to offer to people an environment where they can live in a smart safe way minimizing threats and vulnerabilities, improve the quality of life, reduce environmental impact and make everyday services run smoothly. We cannot live smart if we do not feel safe Your city can t be smart if it isn t safe

5 Safe Cities Index 2017 Ranking City 1 st Tokyo 2 nd Singapore 3 rd Osaka 4 th Toronto 5 th Melbourne 6 th Amsterdam 7 th Sydney 8 th Stockholm 9 th Hong Kong 1 st Zurich Safe Cities Index 2017 Security in a rapidly urbanising world Economist Intelligence Unit

6 2017 Safe Cities Index Key findings As in 2015, Tokyo tops the overall ranking -strongest performance is in the digital security category while it has risen seven places in the health security. However, in infrastructure security, it has fallen out of the top ten. In many cities, security is falling rather than rising: Cities tend to have fallen in the index since 2015 (for example, New York is down 11 places, Lima is down 13, Johannesburg is down nine, Ho Chi Minh City is down ten and Jakarta is down 13) Asian and European cities remain at the top of the index: Of the cities in the top ten positions in the overall index, four are East Asian cities (Tokyo, Singapore, Osaka and Hong Kong), while three (Amsterdam, Stockholm and Zurich) are European. Asia and the Middle East and Africa dominate the bottom of the index: Dhaka, Yangon and Karachi are at the bottom of the list. Of the ten cities at the bottom of the overall index, three are in South-east Asia (Manila, Ho Chi Minh City and Jakarta), two are in South Asia (Dhaka and Karachi) and two are in the Middle East and Africa (Cairo and Tehran). Security remains closely linked to wealth but the scores of high-income cities are falling: While cities in developed economies dominate the top half of the index (with the lower half dominated by cities in poorer countries), of the 14 cities in high-income countries, the rankings of ten have fallen since Income is not the only factor governing city performance on security: Most of the cities in the top ten of the index are high income or upper middleincome cities. However, two high-income cities in the Middle East (Jeddah and Riyadh) fall below position 40 in the index. America s failing infrastructure is reflected in its cities rankings: No US city makes it into the top ten in this category and only San Francisco appears in the top 20. The top ten cities in this category are either in Europe (Madrid, Barcelona, Stockholm, Amsterdam and Zurich) or Asia-Pacific (Singapore, Wellington, Hong Kong, Melbourne and Sydney). However, the US performs well in digital security: Of the cities in the top ten in this category, four are North American (Chicago, San Francisco, New York and Dallas). Safe Cities Index 2017 Security in a rapidly urbanising world Economist Intelligence Unit

7 Internet of Things The Internet of Things (IoT) merges software and hardware with network connectivity, for the benefit of creating smart cities and safe cities. Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructures and applications are one of the main priorities of investment for Smart Cities As vehicles and transit infrastructure become smarter, cities and states need to secure the Internet of Things highway. Cities must take seriously their role in ensuring the privacy and security of citizen data. The potential for attacks makes it imperative for cities, states and transit agencies to keep security top of mind when moving forward with IoT projects Vendors are overwhelmingly taking steps to secure their products Defence from cyberattacks is also a growing concern, particularly with regards to critical infrastructure hacking smart meters can cost millions, but a more malicious intruder could compromise safety for residents Let systems become Systems of Systems Geographic Information Systems data analysis, trends, predictions Local governments are willing to embrace digital transformation to interconnect public and private services to increase innovation and efficiency, enhance safety and security, improve the quality of life, provide credible measures to major city problems and boost sustainable economic development.

8 Security Solutions for Smart Cities Intelligent Building Systems Entrance & Exit Control Smart Parking Management Road Safety Enforcement Public Bus Video Analytics

9 Intelligent Building Systems Entrance & Exit Apartment Lobby Fence Public Area Control center

10 Solution Overview All in One Management Platform One Card System for Residential Smart Application E-map Video Linkage

11 Entrance & Exit Control Entrance & Exit Security Center

12 Solution Overview Embedded ANPR Unmanned Management for Entrance

13 Smart Parking Management Entrance & Exit Parking Guidance Car Locating Parking Management

14 Solution Overview ANPR Professional Management Platform

15 Road Safety Enforcement Bus Lane Violation Speeding Detection Parking Violations Red Light Enforcement Real Time Traffic Status Display Traffic Signal Control

16 Key Technologies Point Speed Enforcement System Section Speed Enforcement System Face Detection System APNR System Traffic Management System Traffic Data Collection System Video Surveillance System Information Dissemination (Restriction, Weather, Road Status, Emergencies) E-maps Drones (Aerial Security)

17 Public Bus Alarm System and Crash Detection Cost Effective Network Transfer Fleet Tracking Fare Fraud Speed Alert

18 Solution Overview Anti-Vibration Power off Protection Temperature Protection Water and Dust Resistant G-sensor Smart Scene Adaptive WDR Crash Detector Automatic Wi-Fi System Alarm System

19 Video Analytics According to Nvidia, there are currently about 500 million security cameras worldwide, growing to 1 billion by 2020 collecting data Need of High End Video Analytics Systems is increasing Systems should be extremely fast and efficient to process the data and provide the correct information where this is needed, at the time is needed Safety is time critical As per intelligent video analytics market survey by Markets and Markets, the video analytics market size is projected to grow from USD 2.61 Billion in 2017 to USD Billion by 2022, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 33.7% during the forecast period. Video networks play a key role in the public safety and security of a Smart City, allowing local authorities to build IoT infrastructures on openinterface platforms easily integrated with already existing systems and applications.

20 Examples of collected data

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22 Product Suggestions Total Security Solution Network Products HDCVI Products PTZ Products Thermal Products Intelligent Buildings Intelligent Transportation Transmission Display Machine Vision Drone Software Video Analytics

23 Total Sales 2016 USD 0.75 billion Employees Distribution Partners in more than 85 countries More than 1000 R&D engineers

24 Product Suggestions End to End Surveillance Solutions For Home Indoor/Outdoor Cameras/Sirens Video Recorders/ Motion detectors/ Sensors/ Wi-Fi Smart Plugs For Businesses Wifi Routers/ Networking Products Software Apps Integrated IP Surveillance/ Video Storage Wireless Controllers and Managed Access Points Unified Wireless Controllers and Switches

25 Conclusions In the emerging societies we need to protect people s lives from all kinds of attacks Security is top priority Governments should invest on smart cities to be safer Governments should invest in telecommunications facilities to enable this-secure wireless broadband connectivity No blind spots in surveillance networks-connect police with public and private surveillance networks together Internet of Things a growing concern

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