2 nd International Workshop The Security Market Technology Trends: Vision of a large enterprise and the interest on SME s technologies.

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1 2 nd International Workshop The Security Market Technology Trends: Vision of a large enterprise and the interest on SME s technologies José Neves 28 th February 2012

2 Vision of a Large Enterprise What is GMV A high technology multinational conglomerate, founded 25 years ago, with presence in Spain, Portugal, Poland, USA, Germany, Romania, Malaysia, and India. Customers in 5 continents Permanent staff in 10 countries $ $140M (total revenue) Over employees worldwide

3 Vision of a Large Enterprise GMV in the Security Market Innovation is a key factor for our success Our aim is to take our capabilities one step beyond, While looking for the excellence GMV in the EC Security Research EC FP7 Security Programme is an excellent catalyst to leverage SMEs competences and network of contacts at an European level OSMOSIS is a key enabler in an Emerging Security Market

4 Total Airport Security System Largest European Union Foundation for Research and Development FP7-SEC Integrated comprehensive approach to airport security

5 The Coherence of the Consortium - Complementary Expertise - Proven Competences - Active participation - Motivation End Users Industry Coordinator R&D Centers SMEs Unique Added Value

6 VERINT as Project Coordinator End users Industry enterprises SMEs Research institutes 6

7 The Coherence of the Consortium - Complementary Expertise - Proven Competences - Active participation - Motivation Management EY System Architecture and HMI - All Partners Requirements, Threats, Regulations, Standards, Recommendations, Environmental Impacts and Costs Effectiveness All Partners Integration ELBIT, ANCO Front End Sensors/Scanners - VRNT, BAE, RSL, PCL, ELSEC Communications - Red-M Data Fusion & mediation system Vitrociset, GMV, DEMOK, UoR TASS portal GMV, REAL, IMM, ANCO, ALI Proof of concept and Trials IAA, AIA Main Field Testing BAA - Heathrow Human Factors, Privacy aspects and Operational Scenarios TCD + BAA + AIA+IAA Support Activities and Exploitation of the Results - RSL

8 Motivation Airport is Sensitive and Strategic Public Place Very Attractive Target for Diverse Terrorist Threats (Conventional and non-conventional) Airport Security Challenges Airplanes Control Tower Terminals Hangars Cargo Passengers Gasoline Crew Vehicles Cyberspace Total Airport Security Solution

9 Airport Approach Approach to multi-layer security mitigating the various threats, including: Facilities of an Airport Aircrafts The baggage and cargo The crew and passengers Interagency cooperation and information sharing Coordination and information sharing between local authorities and government Coordination with other airports

10 TASS Definition The next generation of airport security intelligence system Based on real-time fusion of subsystems in a way that provides entire airport security and information sharing solution *AS-CS: Airport Security Control Segment

11 An example of data fusion Video Surveillance Network Location based video surveillance 2 3 Automatically guide CCTV cameras to a specific location based on target location data as received by external systems 1 Moving Caller Auto video tracking after moving target (cameras soft and hard handover) Zone of Occurrence X1 X2 X3 Camera-2 X1 Camera-5 visibility X2 X3 visibility field field Camera-6 visibility field

12 TASS Guiding Attributes No intervention with the passengers flow in order not to add delays in the existing check-in and boarding process Minimizing false security alerts Integrate in-place airport security technologies 3D Visualization (indoor and outdoor) State of the art HMI

13 End Users LEAs and Security agencies National Security Agency, Airport/Border Police, Customs Emphasis on Intelligence ( Intelligence flavor ) TASS fusion oriented to intelligence Airport and Transportation authorities Emphasis on daily security ( security flavor ) TASS Fusion oriented to security High level of regulation (Security and Service) End-Users LEAs and Security Agencies Airport and Transportation Authorities Intelligence flavor TASS Fusion Security flavor

14 Test Cases Dec : Christmas plot Delta flight from Amsterdam to Detroit, 290 passengers Al-Qaida terrorist, wearing explosives-lined underwear failed to blow up Oct : UPS Air-cargo plot Explosive Printer shipment from Yemen to U.S. 1 TASS Intelligence flavor: Prevention before target arrival to terminal TASS Security flavor: Prevention after target arrival to terminal 2

15 Proof of Concept (POC) A show of TASS consortium Run first TASS prototype, based on threat scenarios which are related to the busy summer 2012 period Location- Heathrow Terminal 5 When?- August Visitors to the POC trial Airports from all Europe Airport Security officers LEAs TASS consortium members

16 POC Scenario Segment-1: Chemical attack inside terminal building Segment-2: VBIED on terminal forecourt (outdoor) Segment-3: Two Suicide bombers at evacuation Point Segment-4: Mumbai style gunmen hidden in a sealed cargo delivery truck TASS Real Time Detection and Fusion TASS Alert of Multipoint Attack on the Airport TASS Dispatches Alerts to airport police to intercept the threats immediately

17 Project HMI

18 Airport 3D Visualisation

19 TASS in the Web

20 The Movie

21 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!