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• SECURITY SOLUTIONS SHOULD EMPOWER WOMEN AND CHILDREN NOT CONTROL THEM • DVRs & NVRs ARE CRITICAL TO SECURITY ECOSYSTEM • TRAINING PLAYS A MAJOR ROLE IN DEVELOPING SECURITY SKILLS a&sINDIA SPINS OFF A FIRE & SAFETY SUPPLEMENT!

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VERTICAL MARKET Education Institutions Need... 24

BUSINESS TALK Capt. Edwin Saldahna: Boon Edam India Provides End to End Solutions... 66

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Kiran Dham: Successfully Shifting the Paradigm ... 68 Sagarika Chakraborty: Investigations and Security ... 70 Veena Gupta - I Dare to Fight ... 72

INDUSTRY REPORT Training Plays a Major Role in ... 74

COMPANY SPOTLIGHT

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NUCTECH Company Ltd. World’ s Leading Manufacturer for Security & Inspection Products... 75

SHOW REVIEW 64.

CP PLUS Bags Silver .... 86 Hikvision Certified .... 87 ZKTeco India Seminar .... 88 Hanwha Techwin .... 89

LAUNCH PAD 63.

Hikvision Announces .... 80 CP PLUS Launches H.265.... 81 Dahua Consumer Brand .... 82 Software House Launches .... 83 ZK’ s New Auto Parking .... 84

PRODUCT EXPLORATION DVRs & NVRs are Critical to Security Ecosystem... 48

CASE STUDY Wisenet Cameras, supporting .... 60 All-in-One Pyronix Intrusion .... 61 Hofstra University Standardises .... 62 Dayalbagh Educational Institute .... 63 Army Welfare Housing Organization.... 64

VERTICAL SOLUTION JUNE 2018

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Contents...........04 Editor’s Note......06 Reader Feedback....10 Show Calendar......94 Corporate News.......16 4

Universities Adopt Ivy .... 34 Tech Trends Make.... 40 Integration Turns .... 44

News Feature..........20 Product Showcase....52 Advertiser Index......95

VIEW POINT Security Solutions Should Empower Women and... 76

a&sINDIA spins off a supplement! We have great news for all our clients, supporters and readers! a&sINDIA launches the Special Supplement focusing on the Fire & Safety sector! And we have some of the Women in the Security industry in conversation with us! The theme of this issue being ‘Education Institutions Need a Security Re-Education’, we have some interesting topics covered. Safeguarding students and preventing them from coming into contact with those that they should not is a vital aspect of a school’s responsibilities. It is important that children and staff are able to feel safe in their school or college. The electronic security solutions provided can help to ensure this providing a calm, secure environment for students to learn and teachers teach with minimal disruptions. The frequency and veracity of cyber incidents too is increasing. There is an increasing need to protect educational institutes against data manipulation, frauds and compromises in confidentiality. While there are no easy answers, educational institutions need to consider and follow basic guidelines as a starting point to manage their exposure and retort to rapid change. Security and safety OEMs need to empower women and children with apps and other tools that they can easily use, apps that actually work as designed. They should provide the best-in-breed, most user-friendly technology to women and children for every situation.

a&s India, published by Oil Asia Publication, is a monthly professional publication for channel players in the Indian electronic security industry. It serves importers, distributors, OEM/ ODM searchers, system integrators and other product purchasers to update product sources and identify development of CCTV, Digital Surveillance, Access control biometrics, intrusion alarm, Intercom/video door phone, home automation and other fields related to electronic security. a&s India also covers active and passive fire protection and emergency rescue management issues. It contains articles on cutting-edge products, technical applications and safety code issues in India and many other themes of interest to fire safety professionals. Manish Gandhi Prachi Shah

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Insight: a&sINDIA Main • Education Institutions Need a Security Re-Education • Security Solutions Should Empower Women and Children Not Control Them • DVRs & NVRs are Critical to Security Ecosystem • Training Plays a Major Role in Developing Security Skills Fire & Safety Supplement • Innovative Fire Solutions available for India’s Education Sector • Today’s Emergency Response & Evacuation Systems are Poised to Revolutionise Emergency Handling

Vendors of the Smart City projects need to work hand in hand Urban areas are expected to house 40 percent of India’s population and contribute 75 percent of India’s GDP by 2030.Projections are such that, not only will investment in sectors like roads, airports and smart cities create better quality infrastructure, but it will also generate private equity investment opportunities into the core sectors. India is expected to move very fast in its Smart City mission; however the biggest challenge that lies for the country in this regard is its legacy systems. In India there are different regions, environments and cities. The existing infrastructure is a hurdle at many cities and the urban planners need to work around it making it difficult to implementation. There are systems and services that don’t work together and so the Smart city authorities need vendors who are broad minded and see the vision of the Smart city without trying to be self-centred and work hand in hand. ---- Anil Parikh, Vadodra

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The Smart City story Smart city strategies can become successful only if they prove sufficiently inclusive. Smart region strategies pave the way for such digital inclusion. By seeing smaller and larger communities collaborate, procure, set innovation agendas, share knowhow, create economies of scale and aggregate demand, digital inclusion can be addressed effectively, with smaller communities benefiting from the same

digital innovations large cities typically already enjoy. As we collectively enter the next chapter of digital evolution, we must leave no person behind. All the players need to plan and work in sync with one purpose in mind i.e. to have a modern, safe and well-organized city. Smart region strategies help us achieve that goal. India envisioned 100 smart cities to defuse its urban time bomb. Three years on, how close we are to an awakening is the question now. ---- Anant Hardi, Noida

AI in BFSI sector The need to provide an enhanced customer experience is the primary factor augmenting the growth of the AI in BFSI sector. As the competition among the market players is mounting day-by-day, companies have started to focus on providing a better experience to the customers to gain the customer loyalty. This encourages financial institutes to integrate advanced analytics tools and solutions to analyze customer data to fulfil their requirement, understand the customer experience, and to make smarter predictions about their behaviour and requirements. Companies are also looking forward to connecting with the customers on their choice of channels to provide a more seamless experience. Furthermore, as digitalization is spreading across the globe, customers are becoming more empowered. They have access to a wide array of products offered by the traditional as well as dynamic new entrants. As the choices increase, the customer loyalty becomes

more friable and the customer becomes more empowered. The organizations have no option but to remain agile and continuously innovate their business by adopting modern technologies to cater to the high expectations and standards for customers. I found the BFSI focused a&s India magazine a good read. ---- Supriya Shenoy, Mumbai

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z Dahua Academy to be Launched in DACH Area in Europe in May 2018

Honeywell Helps Airports Soar to Smarter, Safer Airside Operations

Dahua Technology, a leading solution provider in the global video surveillance industry announced that it has established Dahua Academy in Europe to provide localised services as well as relevant knowledge and skills to partners and clients globally.

Honeywell (NYSE: HON), a global leader in connected airports, announced new smart airport technology that helps enhance the safety and efficiency of airside operations. The Honeywell NAVITAS™ software suite intelligently integrates air and ground traffic control with maintenance operations so the airports can more easily accommodate growing air traffic while promoting safety and on-time performance.

The Dahua Academy has been functioning well in numerous countries of different continents. Now DACH (Germany, Austria & Switzerland) is expecting to have its own Dahua Academy, in May, 2018.

Following the establishment of Dahua’s German subsidiary, Dahua Technology GmbH, in Düsseldorf in September 2016, Dahua Academy in DACH is another major step which will provide comprehensive and systematic training courses to local employees/clients, who in turn can serve/utilize Dahua’s security solutions better.

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To be more specific, the training program run by Dahua Academy covering theoretical knowledge and practical operation, has three major objectives. First, it enables trainees to grasp the knowledge of the full range of Dahua products and to select products according to requirements. Second, it gets one familiar with general solutions in the industry and endowed you with the basic ability to design solutions for different needs. Third, it helps you to master basic abilities to install, debug and operate the full range of Dahua products. The training program includes 6 course categories: General (GEN, basic knowledge for CCTV+IP+HDCVI); Intelligent Transportation System (ITS); Intelligent Building System (IBS); Video Management System (VMS); Display & Control(DAC); Transmission (TRS). And it goes without saying that together with competent collaborators, Dahua is confident to accomplish its mission of “Enabling a Safer Society and Smart Living”.

Airports around the globe are seeing dramatic increases in traffic, and while that makes the world more connected, it increases complexity to ensure safe and reliable operations. Sonja Strand Vice President and General Manager, Honeywell’s Global Airports Business

Honeywell NAVITAS includes modular and scalable software components, combined with an intuitive userfriendly interface, providing real-time insights for air traffic controllers and maintenance operators. The components assist personnel in visualising and routing aircraft movements — from enhancing situational awareness about traffic conditions and more safely expediting aircraft turnaround times, to automating fault diagnostics for airside equipment — all despite the increasing complexity and stress associated with today’s airport operations. The Honeywell NAVITAS modules include Tower Manager, Engineering Manager, Surface Manager and Performance Manager.

Hikvision 2017 Annual Report reveals revenue growth of 31.22%

Hikvision, the world’s leading supplier of innovative video surveillance products and solutions, has published its annual report for 2017. This shows a 31.22% growth in overall revenues, with sales revenue up from RMB 31.93 billion in 2016 to RMB 41.91 billion in 2017. Collectively, the figures demonstrate an increase in operating profits of 26.77%.

Hikvision was able to achieve these impressive financial results due to a number of factors. These include optimised R&D systems and processes, development of solutions for vertical industry sectors, and customisation of solutions in line with changing market needs. Improved product delivery capabilities and strengthened sales and service networks have also contributed to the company’s success in 2017. In addition to major investments in R&D, Hikvision is setting up a three-layered service system, with a global customer service center, regional customer service departments in branch offices, and authorised Hikvision customer service stations. “Our new service model will enable us to better support customers around the world with multi-dimensional services including product delivery, project delivery, software deployment, system operation, maintenance and support, and more,” said Keen Yao.

Our investments in R&D, both in IoT technologies and video surveillance, enable us to continuously innovate our solutions and provide innovative, cutting-edge technology and products that are tailored to the needs of worldwide partners and customers. Keen Yao VP, Hikvision International Business Centre

Auxesis Group unveils World’s Largest Blockchain Network, AUXLEDGER, with 53 million userbase!

Auxesis Group, India’s leading Enterprise Blockchain Company, ranked among the Top 100 Most Influential Blockchain Companies in the world announces its unique offering called Auxledger.

What is Auxledger? A blockchain generation empowered with hybrid networks where businesses will be able to enjoy the scalability, security and privacy of a private blockchain. Auxledger is created as an infrastructure supporting the third-generation features of the blockchain technology to move into mainstream adoption. At the heart of Auxledger there is designed a powerful enterprise grade public blockchain network that will be the genesis implementation of Auxledger infrastructure; supporting the creation of multi-tier networks and handling consensus while allowing inter-chain operability. “Auxledger is the blockchain infrastructure over which a Scholarship and Benefit Distribution Application has been built for the governments,” said Sudhir Chaudhary, SVP, Technology, Auxesis Group.

We are grateful to the State Governments of India that manage the administration of one of the fastest growing economy in the world, for its whole-hearted support in the deployment of Auxledger for identity management of 53 million users. Akash Gaurav, CEO, Auxesis Group

z CP PLUS Releases Its Soulful Brand Song

CP PLUS, India’s No.1 security and surveillance brand, recently released its brand song titled ‘Har jagah maujud hain hum, har kadam pe humsafar hain’. The song was released by the gorgeous Jacqueline Fernandes at the CP PLUS Blockbuster Celebration in Budapest marking its completion of 10 years in the security & surveillance industry. The song is written by Raj Shekhar, composed by Krsna and sung by Shaan. The soulful track celebrates a modern day multifaceted India that is both culture-preserving and economically progressive and highlights how CP PLUS solutions are facilitating the growth and development of the country in its various capacities and across different verticals – from homes, offices, industrial facilities to public spaces and borders. Its melodious composition evokes nostalgia and patriotism and a sense of trust that CP PLUS aims to garner for its brand. Raj Shekhar’s lyrics has given a lively representation to the song, which conveys the brand message elegantly and clearly. Shaan’s voice has further added soul to it powered by Krsna’s music. Yogesh B. Dutta, COO, CP PLUS said, “The challenge was to create a song that portrays the widespread presence of CP PLUS in the country while preserving the essence of the brand.” The song will be aired soon.

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We are very excited to bring you our new brand song. The brand song is close to our heart. It is a manifestation of our commitment towards the society to bring in the sense of security everywhere. This song is also a true representation of our commitment towards our nation and a sincere pledge to consistently improve to bring the best in security. Aditya Khemka MD, CP PLUS

Uniview is honoured the certification in compliance with GDPR, first in global video surveillance industry

Uniview was the first company in security industry who signed strategic partnership agreement with TÜV Rheinland to work on the certification about product privacy protection derived from General Data Protection Regulation. Uniview is honoured the certification in compliance with GDPR, first in global video surveillance industry.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU) 2016/679 is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy for all individuals within the European Union. The GDPR aims primarily to give control back to citizens and residents over their personal data and to simplify the regulatory environment for international business by unifying the regulation within the EU. The GDPR is a replacement of the 1995 Data Protection Directive (Directive 95/46/EC). Uniview is fully aware of the server impact or damage of any potential data leakage, data protection mechanism is carefully designed during developing stage and thoroughly verified during testing stage. Uniview is the pioneer and leader of IP video surveillance. Uniview has complete IP video surveillance product lines including IP cameras, NVR, Encoder, Decoder, Storage and Client software and app, covering a diverse vertical markets including retail, building, industry, education, commercial, city surveillance etc. Uniview has always been committed to protection of personal privacy and data security. Much effort has been made to keep personal data secured, and to be in compliance with GDPR.

z Government forms committee for air cargo terminal security plan against terror, sabotage acts

Facebook sets up e-threat hotline for netas Facebook said it has introduced a “cyber threats crisis” email hotline for politicians and political parties in India. The social media giant, recently embroiled in a major controversy over misuse of private data, is also working on an “election integrity” microsite for India.

The government has constituted a special committee to suggest ways for better securing airport cargo terminals in the country against terror threats as it has a bearing on the overall safety of adjoining passenger terminals. A senior official in the security establishment told PTI that a committee under its special secretary (internal security) has been formed by the Home Ministry.

Compromised accounts and even the Computer

It will chalk out an anti-sabotage and counter-terror plan that can be deployed at the un-guarded air cargo terminals and enhance such systems which have an armed cover of central paramilitary CISF.

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The committee will have representatives from the Home Ministry, Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), the Intelligence Bureau and few other cargo handling agencies.

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“At times, a few sophisticated bad actors will seek to target high-profile political figures and those connected to them to undermine democratic discourse online. This cyber security guide provides best practices for politicians and political parties on how to keep your Facebook pages and Facebook accounts secure. We are also making available to politicians and political parties in India a special Cyber Threats Crisis Email Line for compromised Facebook pages and accounts. These efforts are part of Facebook’s broader Indian Election Integrity Initiative,” says a note attached to the guide.

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Besides the “cyber hotline,” Facebook is also working on an “elections integrity” microsite, on which the dynamic updates will be uploaded. Source:TOI

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Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), which works under union ministry of Electronics and IT, can write to indiacyberthreats@fb.com in case of a security breach. Facebook also released a “cyber security guide” for political accounts. These include basic security practices such as setting up two-factor authentication and not clicking on dubious links. The announcement comes a day after the company, co-founded by Mark Zuckerberg, submitted its responses to the union government’s questions on user privacy and election integrity – the government’s second such round of questions to the company.

At present, nine air cargo terminals at Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Nagpur, Calicut and Trivandrum have CISF protection while 28 other major such facilities are guarded by private security personnel. “The committee will find out ways as to how these cargo facilities can be effectively guarded as huge volume of goods, of general and sensitive variety, is transacted from these avenues to country-wide and overseas locations on a daily basis,” said a Senior Official in the security establishment. The CISF security apparatus is a very professional and capable security instrument, he said, adding the committee will talk to all stakeholders as to how a security arrangement can be made at the remaining cargo terminals so that they are not misused by terrorist or other nefarious elements that may sneak in hazardous items. Source: Economic Times

z NCERT issues guidelines to schools, parents on cyber security, safety Allowing only authorised people to access computer labs, banning use of USBs, blocking pop ups and keeping a check on appearance of new and unfamiliar icons on desktop are among the cyber security and safety guidelines issued to schools and parents by the NCERT. The National Council of Education Research and Training (NCERT) has sent the detailed guidelines to schools defining the role of teachers as well as parents in promoting safe, legal, and ethical use of internet by students. “The students should be taught to not engage or argue with cyber bullies as it might encourage even worse behaviour. They should use the built-in filters to prevent further harassment through e-mail or instant messaging by cyber bullies.

Now, GPS-based real time surveillance on Rajdhani, Shatabdi Express trains To curb rising cases of theft onboard premium longdistance trains, the Western Railway on Friday introduced an upgraded software that will not only aide in real-time monitoring of coaches but also help keep tabs on slacking staff. A multiple 5-member teams armed with body cameras and GPS-based mobile apps are being deployed on all Rajdhani and Shatabdi Express trains.

“The students need to be told that they should never meet people they have known only through online internet and should not do anything online which is not preferred to be done in the presence of others,” the guidelines read.

Earlier, in an attempt to bring transparency in dealings with passengers, on-duty police staff on Rajdhani trains had been equipped with body cameras that stored 32GB footage in in-built storage devices. The footage was reviewed only in dire situations.

The teachers have been advised to monitor students for behavioral changes and difference in their attitude.

THE SOFTWARE The e-patrolling mobile app will be set up on the patrol staff’s phones and paired with the body camera. Details including the officer’s name, rank, beat and assigned patrolling perimeter on the train will be fed into the app. It will then record and relay all the information to the main control room including the number of rounds undertaken by the concerned officer and his current location.

“Students should not log in as someone else to read their e-mails or mess with their online profiles; attempt to infect or in any way try to make someone else’s computer unusable and not download any attachments from an unknown source as they may contain viruses,” the instruction manual said. JUNE 2018

The Council has asked schools to introduce courses and activities for students and teachers on major aspects of cyber security and safety.

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“Schools should advocate, model and teach safe, legal, and ethical use of digital information and technology; promote and model responsible social interactions related to the use of technology and information; celebrate cyber security week and conduct activities to create awareness through cyber clubs,” it added. Source: The Indian Express

“This will provide an extra hand to the security agencies and will certainly improve the passengers’ security,” said Arun Tripathi, Divisional Security CommissionerWestern Railway, Mumbai Central Division. The move received mixed reactions from commuters. While some said the system will work only if the patrol staff is alert on duty, others were a bit more positive. Source: Economic Times

EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS NEED A SECURITY RE-EDUCATION JUNE 2018

Security in schools and colleges are a complex issue. Many still have to rely mainly on gates, fences, and turnstiles usually supported by access control and intruder alarm systems. In recent events, the actual risk has been from within, and by students not intruders. The biggest issues facing schools at this moment in time are knife crime, gun crime and radicalisation of students. It has been observed that the education sector ranks very high in the list of targets for cyber-attacks too. Investigations have shown that these institutions are woefully lacking in preparedness to handle cyber threats and attacks.

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The Security Solution providers need to work closely with the school and college authorities to design flexible and sustainable security programs that meet the specific security needs of the Educational institutions. By a&sINDIA team

INNOVATIVE SECURITY SOLUTIONS AVAILABLE FOR INDIA’S EDUCATION SECTOR According to Aditya Khemka, Managing Director, CP PLUS, “Ensuring campuswide security is a delicate balancing act. On one hand, you must provide students and faculty with a safe learning environment, while maintaining an open campus and community atmosphere.”

Technical challenges faced in installations in campuses and educational institutes include upgrading the existing system into a new one, or scaling up an existing system – the problem therein being compatibility of the old hardware with the new one, especially if they belong to different manufacturers.

He continued, “Our latest campus solutions provide end-to-end security in schools and colleges beginning from when students board school vehicles to their classrooms and back home. The system includes SMS services that notify parents when their children board and deboard school vehicles, Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) Service to track vehicles entering and leaving the premises, cameras with facial recognition to identify face, gender, age, and behaviour of individuals visiting the premises, Time & Attendance systems to track the entry and exit of staff and students, audio analytics to detect unusual noise for private areas where cameras cannot be installed such as washrooms, etc., Access control systems to restrict entry into unauthorised areas, cameras with Edge analytics for securing the campus perimeter, PTZ (Pan/ Tilt/ Zoom) cameras to monitor open spaces such as playgrounds and parking areas and more.” According to Ashish P. Dhakan, MD & CEO, Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd., “Hikvision has fully integrated solutions for one school or chain of schools situated in different cities. This education security solution can be customised for college or any other type of educational institution as per security requirements.”

• Hikvision has a wide range of best-in-class surveillance cameras for different applications – Wide Dynamic Range cameras to avoid the strong backlight, PTZ Cameras to secure large perimeter areas like a playground, Powerful PanoVu cameras to ensure security over an extremely wide range outside the campus, IR Cameras to ensure proper recording at night. • Artificial Intelligence embedded Face Recognition Cameras – needed for attendance, for offering access within the school premises, for identifying any blacklisted students within the campus and for eliminating chances of proxies during exam times. • Intrusion Alarm devices – a combination of cameras, audio and panic switch - offering a two way communication and an immediate alert system for any unforeseen circumstances. • Mobile Bus Security – including a live streaming of the happenings of the inside of the bus straight to the school when the bus is far away from the campus premises and a two way communication in case of any eventualities. • A special Dual lens counselling camera to ensure proper recording of both the student and the teacher during a private counselling session. • ANPR Cameras to ensure proper

Aditya Khemka Managing Director CP PLUS

logs creation of all vehicles entering inside the school premises and to bar any blacklisted vehicle. According to Robbin Shen, Managing Director, Dahua Technology India Pvt. Ltd., “Access Control and TimeAttendance Solution, Cloud based Surveillance to increase mobility, mobile based remote viewing, RFID based student attendance and Parent Notification, Central Monitoring of all Campuses at different places, Perimeter Fencing, Parking Solutions, Biometric Access Control, Iris Scan solutions, School Bus Tracking Solutions, DVRs/NVRs, Security Centers, Vehicle Access Control, APNR and Cyber Security Solutions etc are the innovative security solutions available in India.”

Most installations at an educational institute – existing or asked for are low cost, low utility, superficially functional systems primarily compliance based and not the precise-need based.

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Ashish P. Dhakan MD & CEO Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd.

According to Col Ajay Kotwal, Senior General Manager (Administration & Development), Podar Education Network, “The security of Educational institutions has received enormous attention over the past decade or so. The security and safety challenges continue to transform at a rapid pace and are no longer outside the ambit of ‘VUCA’. In an ideal scenario, the educational institutes must cater for routine, peak - routine, emergency and incident specific security and response systems.” He continued, “The incidents in the recent past have forced the Education Managers to evolve their unidirectional threat perception into a multidirectional

approach. The threat is not only from an outside source – the students, employees and the teachers within the premises have been themselves found involved in many of the untoward incidents happening in our Educational Institutions. This calls for a holistic review of the safety & security infrastructure and innovative use of technology by our Education Administrators.” (a) Building Design - Traditionally schools and colleges are designed and equipped by two broad competencies - Architects and the Purchase Managers. There are common flaws in the basic design, equipping and infrastructure of the Educational Institutes because of lack of holistic consultation at the very inception stage, thus making our buildings vulnerable to crimes. There is a need to have accredited designers and specialists like the IT Engineers, security solution providers and the Education administrators who specialise in designing Educational Institutes so that the overall building design caters for safety, security and emergency infrastructure requirements peculiar to an Educational Institute. A concept like ‘CTED' (Crime Prevention through Environmental Design) needs to be introduced for the Educational Institutes.

(b) Situational Awareness – Consequent to the Gurugram incident last year, some Educational Institutes hurriedly adopted several technology based security solutions. However to make these systems actionable and effective the data captured by CCTVs should have a voice of its own. Manual monitoring will always leave a scope for gaps in continued surveillance, inaccurate interpretation and untimely reporting & response. To overcome these lacunae the Security industry needs to take a hard look at affordable ‘cognitive computing based security solutions’. These solutions would enhance the situational awareness of the Managers and aid immediate response to prevent a possible crime or damage control of an untoward occurrence. This will also save a lot of time and energy of the Principals and the administrative staff who devote long hours to monitoring the CCTV recordings and surveillance.

The industry can organise a ‘Safety Week’ on the campus and impart the students, teacher, staff and parents on the importance of safety and security by demonstrating their security solutions and latest technologies and their usefulness in safeguarding society.

(c) Cyber Security - IT has become a part and parcel of our Educational Institutions with smart classrooms becoming common and increasing number of BYODs. The Cyber security remains an area of concern because of the increasing malware threats or student mischief like hacking, etc. This area remains untapped by the Security industry due to the rapid technology transformation and the financial burden involved. (d) System Integration - A number of Security solution companies are keen to exploit the business potential in the Education Sector, however, there are

very few who offer a broad based integrated, end to end system tailor made to the peculiarities of Education Institute Environment. (e) MIS - Specialised custom made MIS solutions for the Education Industry is a need of the hour. These platforms keep the leadership well informed, up to date, help monitor effectiveness of the systems and take decisions to plug voids observed. (f) Micro – Innovations -Innovation is a continuous process. A number of innovations can be suggested for schools, like the cloud based ID cards, panic alarms or video intercoms for toilets and other secluded areas within the school premises. Sudhindra Holla, Sales Director – India and SAARC, Axis Communications mentioned, “According to a study by IBEF, India holds an important place in the global education industry. The country has more than 1.4 million schools with over 227 million students enrolled and more than 36,000 higher education institutes. India has one of the largest higher education systems in the world.” He continued, “Axis Communications, the market leader in network video, have a range of products and offerings which secure the premises of educational

Robbin Shen Managing Director Dahua Technology India Pvt. Ltd.

the movements inside as well as outside the premises. This includes keeping a track of who the child is leaving with after the school hours etc. • Security and Risk Consulting, which includes identifying potential risks to each campus and provide security solutions based on student profiles. This also includes collaborative approach with school administration to develop customized solutions.

institutions. With the use of Axis Network Cameras at different locations at the school - classrooms, cafeterias, stairways, libraries and conference rooms; real time monitoring and reduced response time can be established in case of a security breach.”

In an ideal scenario, the educational institutes must cater for routine, peak - routine, emergency and incident specific security and response systems.

He further continued, “Axis’ products address specific needs of a wide range of users. The complete system can be easily integrated with the existing network of computers thereby reducing the installation and maintenance costs. The range of audio portfolio includes network hornspeakers and audio accessories that complement Axis’ network cameras. Like the AXIS S10/S20 Network Video Recorders along with the Horn Speakers and the 2N SIP Mic (which can be easily integrated to an analogue source) for live and pre-recorded announcements and connected to the IT system is ideal for the requirements of a school or university.”

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Vikas Saxena, Senior Vice President, ESS, G4S India mentioned, “G4S provides different types of security solutions for India education sector.”

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Ajay Kotwal Senior General Manager (Administration & Development) Podar Education Network

• Electronic Security, where the parents can monitor the movement of their children through an app. This app helps in getting bus arrival notification, bus location tracking and disembarking notifications. • Manned Security solutions, where the guard is physically present to monitor

According to Vishwanath Kulkarni, Director of Sales- India and SAARC (PACS), HID Global, “Today’s colleges and universities in India demand secure and flexible solutions not only for safeguarding people, assets and data - but for connecting students to a myriad of services and applications campus wide - from physical facility and logical network access – to cashless payment and tracking time and attendance. Colleges and universities are looking for the solution making campuses more secure and convenient for students, faculty and staff.” He continued, “As the security and efficient operation of the educational institution is critical, HID Global, offers complete, end-to-end access control solutions that encompass cards, readers, card personalisation software and card printers/encoders that all work together to provide education institutions with the secure and multi-function credentials they need while providing a cost-effective and strategic upgrade path from the legacy infrastructures already in place. Furthermore, college and university computers and networks house and transmit highly sensitive information. That makes logical security just as important as physical security. HID smart cards featuring contactless iCLASS SE and iCLASS Seos technologies can provide secure access to entry points throughout your IT infrastructure, protecting student records, personnel files, medical charts, research data and more.” According to Vivekanand Agarwal, Lead Software Engineer,Vehant Technologies, “The education sector is one such greenfield which needs to be taped by the security and safety equipment industry. In the name of

the authorities before implementing video surveillance solutions.” According to Ashish P. Dhakan, “The security awareness has not yet completely seeped into the minds of the school and college authorities. There is a need for a professional approach in designing and implementation of education security solution. Most installations at an educational institute – existing or asked for - are low cost, low utility, superficially functional systems primarily compliance based and not the precise-need based. The school authorities provide a very short time frame for implementation of the project. Any major installations are desired only during vacation time.”

We have aimed at creating a safe and holistic educational environment to achieve seamless integration saving cost and operating margins.

safety and security, the only equipment installed in the educational institutes is CCTV cameras. Students and staff should be provided easily identifiable and authentic ID cards and wearing of such cards in the campus premises must be made compulsory by administration. Automatic number plate recognition cameras should be installed at the entry of the campus of the institution and details of entry and exit of each and every vehicle should be recorded. The bags and belongings of visitors can also be examined with the help of X-ray baggage scanners or metal detectors, in order to secure a weapon-free and violence-free campus.” KEY CHALLENGES FOR INSTALLING SECURITY SYSTEMS IN CAMPUSES AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTES According to Aditya Khemka, “Technical challenges faced in installations in campuses and educational institutes include upgrading and existing system into a new one, or scaling up an existing system – the problem therein being compatibility of the old hardware with the new one, especially if they belong to different manufacturers. Another problem faced by SIs is the integration of multiple systems such as access control, alarm systems, fire sensors, etc. into a single platform.”

Sudhindra Holla Sales Director – India and SAARC Axis Communications

He continued, “Other challenges include budget allocation and utilisation of funds for security infrastructure upgrade, availability of skilled persons, and smooth operations. Personal privacy is also a major concern before

According to Robbin Shen, “The first and foremost challenge is that the security systems in campuses should maintain privacy even while providing security. The devices installed should not be obtrusive or intrusive but supportive and reassuring. The installed devices should see without being seen by all save the security authorities in the educational institutions.The second challenge is to ensure that the systems are vandal proof and function 24x 7 in all weather conditions.” He continued, “The installation should not affect the connections of other necessities. Other challenges include inadequate bandwidth, legacy technology including out-of-date equipment, obsolescent cabling and equipment in building, problems with buildings, fragmented institutional management, geographic remoteness lack of funding for networking, shortage of networking expertise, improper links between buildings and between campuses, and security measures. Educating the user community about conforming to an institutional IT security policy is yet another challenge. According to Col.Ajay Kotwal, “The Educational Institutes face numerous challenges while installing the Security Systems.” (a) Architecture - The Security systems are generally superimposed on an existing building structure making the Security Architecture difficult. It is a challenge to implement solutions like Geo fencing. There are gaps in surveillance coverage as the building design is not conducive to these solutions.

(b) Tokenism - There are Solution Providers who offer ‘one size fits all’ kind of solutions with their price point as their USP. In addition, after sale service is always a weak point of these vendors. (c) Cost Benefit Analysis - The Education industry has undergo a close scrutiny by the Government departments. The margins are low and a limited capital budget is available for the newer technologies. Hence, the Solution providers need to consider this constraint while offering their solutions. (d) Students - The young inquisitive minds would always experiment and device ways and means to defeat and disrupt the security solutions installed in an Educational Institute, on the other hand the parents and the management would desire the state of art, safe and secure environment for the students. This aspect adds another challenge to timely fault finding, maintenance and upkeep by the solution providers.

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According to Sudhindra Holla, “The core objective of any education institution is to provide a safe, secure and positive environment to enhance student’s learning. It is imperative that any establishment facilitates the same by providing the best infrastructure with the help of technology.” He continued, “There are some key challenges in installing security systems in schools, colleges and universities.” • Balancing the requirements of accessibility with control and monitoring

• Affordability • Lack of data connectivity • No centralised security control room • Validation of a visitor prior to entry • Ability to integrate with intercom, door entry, barriers and card readers at a local level is vital requirement • Keeping parents involved According to Vikas Saxena, “The key challenges faced in installation of Security Systems by Campuses & Educational Institutes specially for brownfield projects is a mix arising out of non-availability of backbone infrastructure for communication to making minor civil alterations / modifications in the premise for the installation. While the various security systems like Access Control, CCTV Surveillance, Gate Automation, etc. are required to be integrated and work cohesively as a single platform, there are various stake holders in the institutions including the Project department, the Facility department, the IT department and the School administration for different components and processes and guidelines around the same, leading to the execution coordination also as a major task.” According to Vivekanand Agarwal, “The biggest challenge is the lack of awareness about the security systems and their usage. Most educational institutes take the security issue for granted without understanding the

gravity and importance of these systems. It has been observed that educational institutes do not find safety equipment cost effective as their installation and maintenance poses a pressure on the budget of the institutes and it does not fall under the primary expenses of the institutes.” WAYS TO PREPARE STUDENTS, TEACHERS, STAFF AND PARENTS FOR BETTER SECURITY According to Aditya Khemka, “Security and safety brands can collaborate with schools and educational institutes to lay down and enforce basic security guidelines, run awareness campaigns through A/V presentations and training programs, conduct safety drills for school management, students and parents to identify and act upon suspicious behaviour that can trigger threats.”

With HID’s open standards approach to design solutions can seamlessly integrate with technologies already in place or those you plan to implement.

According to Ashish P. Dhakan, “The security industry needs to offer innovative solutions from time to time. There is a big scope for need based customised solutions. It is also important to continuously improve upon the existing solutions. For example, the manual attendance system is already an outdated practice in most educational institutes, now biometric attendance is in vogue. Face recognition based attendance may replace it in the near future.” He continued, “Beyond innovations, the security industry also needs to shoulder the responsibility of creating awareness about the need for sprucing up security – at least in critical areas –

in the school premises, and how their solutions can help resolve those issues. At the same time, the parents and the school authorities have kept themselves abreast of the new developments in security technology.” According to Robbin Shen, “The industry can organise a ‘Safety Week’ on the campuses and impart the students, teachers/lecturers, staff and parents on the importance of safety and security by demonstrating its security solutions and latest technologies and their usefulness in safeguarding society. They can launch campus security related products and highlight their utility. Workshops related to security/products organised by security solutions companies can enrich the knowledge and change the mind-sets of students, teachers, staff and parents which are hitherto more reactive than pre-emptive. Introduction of security courses in the curriculum will help in preparing skilled manpower for the security industry which in turn will result in better security.” According to Col. Ajay Kotwal, “The Security and Safety Industry can help prepare the students, teachers, staff and parents for better security in many ways.” (a) Awareness - Though the environment is largely aware about this sensitive issue, it also needs to proliferate to the smaller towns and villages. The industry can therefore run campaigns through print & electronic media and social events as also through the Govt bodies and NGOs.

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Director of Sales- India and SAARC (PACS) HID Global

(b) Consultancy - A low cost integrated consultancy service would do a lot of good for the Institutes running at very tight budgets. (c) Workshops - The companies should conduct workshops and encourage young students to engage in R&D and innovate ingenious security solutions for Educational Institutes. (d) Awards – The industry should set benchmarks for the Safety and Security of Educational Institutes and recognise the Institutes who painstakingly implement the safety and security measures in their respective Organisations. (e) Training – It is very important for the industry to offer training camps for the users. The initiative would provide for the user – vendor interface and opportunity for a market update to the consumers.

Government should make the installation of CCTVs and other surveillance equipment mandatory for schools, university campuses and other educational institutions.

According to Sudhindra Holla, “In order to ensure the safety and security of their students, teachers, staff and data, the educational institutions must implement the highest level of security protocols. Additionally, they should look at educating parents, staff and students alike. The world at large chooses institutions who demonstrate their robust security and safety.” He continued, “We have aimed at creating a safe and holistic educational environment to achieve seamless integration saving cost and operating margins. Some of our installations in Indian schools are at The Indian Public School, Coimbatore, Amrita School, Kerala, Agra, Osmania University, Hyderabad and IIM Bengaluru etc.” According to Vikas Saxena, “The Schools today have a major mass of students who can be groomed into an aware and responsible citizen for a better future of the country. The Security and Safety Industry can help create general awareness among the students and staff and parents and make them socially responsible in self-care and defence and thus create a 'Safe India'.”

Vivekanand Agarwal Lead Software Engineer Vehant Technologies

According to Vivekanand Agarwal, “It is important for the industry to create awareness by targeting effective advertising campaign towards education sector. The industry needs to organise workshops with the stakeholders of the education sector so that they understand the importance of security and safety equipment. The industry also needs to

consider the fact that the purchasing power of education sector on security and safety equipment is low as it does not fall under the primary expense of educational institutions. The industry needs to cater to this limitation of education sector and render cost effective safety and security solutions.” SECURITY ENHANCEMENT THROUGH STRATEGIES, GUIDELINES AND POLICY FRAMEWORK According to Aditya Khemka, “Security strategies, guidelines and policies are very important to ensure an all-round security within a campus. Installing cameras alone will never be enough. With strategies, guidelines and policies in place, everyone in the system will have the basic capability to act in case of a security emergency, and the course of action to be taken therein. It will also ensure a disciplined environment within the premises so that any security breach can be deterred or detected at the nascent stage itself.” According to Ashish P. Dhakan, “Education is the only principle segment involving vulnerable children – and as such the role of the government becomes all the more important. Thankfully, our government is extremely proactive in these critical areas and already there have been norms laid down by CBSE about the mandatory installations of surveillance systems in School buses and school campuses. But unfortunately a large portion of it has remained on paper itself. Beyond mandates, what is necessary is also a strict minimum implementation guideline.” He continued, “The policy makers need to keep a strict vigil about this, the government needs to spend a larger portion on this and the OEMs need to offer their own voluntary assistance in offering site surveys to identify vulnerable areas in each school. It would also behove a responsible company to enter into CSR activities in whatever way they can, offering concrete help, in tightening security in schools, and the government should offer all possible support and encouragement in this regard.”

According to Col.Ajay Kotwal, “The strategies, guidelines and policies are the foundation for a uniform and fool proof safety and security framework for our Education institutes.” (a) The manual on ‘Safety and Security of Children in Schools’, developed by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights gives out the common understanding of the basic safety and security guidelines for schools. It is a compilation of twenty two existing and approved manuals/guidelines on the subject, developed by various agencies. The Education Boards, State Police Departments and the local Govt bodies have also laid down stringent rules and regulations regarding safety and security measures for the Educational Institutes. (b) The Government also needs to bring in a uniform policy code for Educational Institutes which could be one of the statutory requirements for their Affiliation process. A panel of Solution providers, Academicians and Education Administrators should form these policies to ensure a holistic and implementable policy framework.

• Clearly define the goals of your campus card solution. Include precisely what you want your cards to do and the technology platform best suited for those uses. • Create a baseline evaluation of your current campus card solution. • Begin by ensuring that all stakeholders are included in the process- IT, Card Services, Food Services, Safety Certification Compliance, Outside Vendors, etc. Include everyone that could potentially takeadvantage of this technology to help shape how the new card service will be activated and used. Thisis critical as the lack of stakeholder inclusion was reported as the number one obstacle to successful adoption. • Identify Card to Reader Ratio: The size of your student population and the number of card readers you have will help you determine whether you should implement a complete overhaul and reprint new cards for everyone at once. According to Vivekanand Agarwal, “There should be strict guidelines for installation of security equipment in the premises. Government should make the installation of CCTVs and other surveillance equipment mandatory for schools, university campuses and other educational institutions. Fine should be imposed on the educational institutions neglecting safety and security guidelines. Also, there should be provisions for revoking the certificate of registration in case the institute found guilty of negligence of safety of its staff and students. The state should make special allocation of funds in its budget to education for covering the cost of safety and security equipment in educational institutions.”

According to Sudhindra Holla, “Government bodies and organisations have put together policy frameworks in order to sensitise and educate the educational sector regarding the importance of security and safety measures. These would ensure that each individual is aware of the criticality of having a safe and secure environment.” According to Vishwanath Kulkarni, “Secure credentials, access control, card personalization and printing/encoding – all should be from one trusted partner. The education institution can have integrated end-to-end solutions for secure identity and access control. With HID’s open standards approach to design solutions we can seamlessly integrate with technologies already in place or those you plan to implement. Many colleges and universities are gradually having the transition of their current access control systems upgraded to multi-function smart card technologies.” He stated, “Some guidelines/ policy framework can help to enhance security in the education sector.”

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DVRs & NVRs ARE CRITICAL FOR SECURITY ECOSYSTEM JULY 2017 JUNE 2018

DVRs must be located in a central location for all cameras to cable back to, whereas NVRs can reside anywhere on the network that the cameras are attached to. NVRs work with wireless IP cameras; one can set up the system where it is needed instead of being limited to places that can be reached with a cable. However, if budget is the issue or one is worried about a signal going out, a DVR is a solid alternative. A few companies also sell HVRs (hybrid video recorders) that work with both analog cameras and IP cameras. However, most of those systems are marketed toward larger businesses, and their high cost makes them an impractical choice for basic home security.

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LATEST INNOVATIONS IN THE DVR AND NVR PRODUCT SEGMENT According to Robbin Shen, Managing Director, Dahua Technology India Pvt. Ltd., “Well, the latest innovation in this product segment are Mobile NVR, Hybrid (DVR & NVR combined) DVR Servers that come with 4, 8 , 16, 32, 64 ,128 and 256 channels. You can use 3G mobile DVR, 4G mobile DVR in 4 and 8 channels to suit a wide variety of security needs for your vehicle. Another innovation in NVR-based security systems is the emergence of hybrid systems which could function as both NVRs as well as DVRs offering higher flexibility to consumers and uninterrupted storage even during network downtime.” He continued, “There is the video encoder instead of a hybrid NVR. Video encoders take the signal from analog cameras and turn them into the digital format used by an NVR so you can connect analog cameras to an IP system. Also, there is Universal Video Recorder

Video encoders take the signal from analog cameras and turn them into the digital format used by an NVR so you can connect analog cameras to an IP system.

Robbin Shen Managing Director Dahua Technology India Pvt. Ltd.

or UVR that combines all the benefits of DVR, NVR, Intelligent Video, Alarm & Control Center using Analog and IP cameras on the SAME platform. It can integrate with many POS, Cash Register and Access Control. Combo offers like 3 in 1 Latest 4 Channel AHD + DVR + NVR CCTV P2P Network HD Recorder (4 Channel CCTV Set A) are also available.” According to Aditya Khemka, Managing Director, CP PLUS, “The latest from CP PLUS in this segment include DVRs equipped with Smart Analytics such as facial recognition, people counting, missing object, abandoned object, trip wire, loitering, etc.; H.265 which offers unmatched mileage in storage and bandwidth savings; 4K resolution for unmatched clarity.” According to S. Chandrasekhar, Manager Technical Support, Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd., “Hikvision is offering the latest innovations in NVR and DVR product segments. We have introduced Hikvision’s latest innovative “DeepinMind” NVRs and Turbo HD 5.0 series DVRs. Our latest product innovation in the NVR category includes the world’s first Deep Learning “DeepinMind” NVR with advanced video analytics capabilities. Our latest product offerings are getting good response from the security market in India.” He continued, “Building on these revolutionary security advances, Hikvision has recently launched the Turbo HD 5.0 family of surveillance products, which includes AcuSense Turbo HD DVRs and ColorVu Turbo HD Cameras. These technologies make it even easier for organisations and individuals to identify and react to security breaches, while also minimising manual interventions and security costs.” According to Khalid Wani - Director, Channel Sales India, Western Digital, “Innovations in security cameras, recorders and storage have been intertwined in a manner that consumers often presume them to be extensions of one another. And as the resolution and performance of these cameras evolve, there is a need for these recorders and storage solutions to evolve with them and to continue to offer a high and longlasting performance. With a projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR)

Compatibility with other technologies continues to remain the common challenge in choosing DVRs/ NVRs.

Aditya Khemka Managing Director CP PLUS

of 12% for the forecasted period of 2018-2023, the surveillance market in India is showing all signs of steady growth. Even though 60% of the market share is contributed by non-IP CCTVs, IP based technology is being adopted by businesses rapidly resulting in an increase in the popularity of NVR in the Indian market.” He continued, “Some of the latest advances driving the surveillance market are artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and IoT. They combine different data sources to add Meta data and layers of context to it, all pushing for faster evolution surveillance systems at the edge. As these trends gain stronghold in the market, DVR and NVR systems are developing to be sturdier. Video Surveillance-as-a- Service has also witnessed rapid adoption with over 90% of organisations making a shift to cloud technology for recording, storage, remote viewing, and management and security purposes. Western Digital offers a range of solutions through our

WD Purple series of temperaturestrong, high-performance products addressing these evolving needs of surveillance storage at all points.” LATEST SOLUTIONS AND OFFERINGS FROM YOUR COMPANY Robbin Shen stated, “The latest offerings from Dahua in the DVR/ NVR segment are: • Ultra NVR, Pro NVR and Lite NVR, Mobile NVR. Ultra NVR comes with 24 HDD, 16 HDD and 8HDD, Pro NVR with 8, 4, and 2 HDD, Lite NV R with 8,4,2 &1 HDD, 4 Channel PoE Mobile Network Video Recorder. • In the mobile DVR segment, we have 8 Channel Mobile HDCVI Video Recorder, 4 Channel Mobile HDCVI DVR, 4 Channel Mobile Digital Video Recorder. Then we have the Next-Generation XVR Series DVR which comes in different models such as The Dahua X21A Series features 720p real-time and 1080p 15fps recording, HDMI/VGA simultaneous video output, 4-, 8-, and 16-channel options, GRID interface, smart search, and 1 SATA HDD up to 6TB. • The Dahua X22A Series features 720p real-time and 1080p 15fps recording, HDMI/ VGA simultaneous video output, 16-channels, GRID interface, smart search, and 2 SATA HDD up to 6TB.

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• The Dahua X32A Series features 1080p real-time recording, HDMI/VGA simultaneous video output, 4-, 8-, and 16-channel options, GRID interface, smart search, and 2 SATA HDD up to 6TB.

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• All XVR models support multibrand network cameras up to 1080p resolution with ONVIF Version 2.4 conformance. Other features include: 3D intelligent positioning with Dahua p/t/z dome cameras, up to 5MP resolution per channel, Smart play, POS, and P2P."

According to Aditya Khemka, “At CP PLUS, the latest DVRs offer state-ofthe-art features such as:-Internet of Things (IoT) integration capabilities, Artificial Intelligence powered by Deep Learning, and 4K for ultra-high resolution imagery. The latest NVRs feature:- 256 channels, Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) that ensure no data is lost if any of the disks malfunction, Redundant Power which ensures that even in the case of power failure there is an alternative power backup, iSCSI protocol which allows for using a storage drive on the network in case of a storage shortage in the physical hard drives.”

Hikvision is offering the latest innovations in NVR and DVR product segments. We have introduced Hikvision’s latest innovative “DeepinMind” NVRs and Turbo HD 5.0 series DVRs.

According to S. Chandrasekhar, “Hikvision, the world’s leading supplier of video surveillance products and solutions, has its ‘DeepinMind Network Video Recorder (NVR)’—the world’s first embedded NVR benefiting from ‘Deep Learning’ functionality. This intelligent NVR effectively ‘learns’ to identify people captured by video surveillance cameras. The NVR will also learn to filter out false alarms that would have previously been triggered by non-threatening moving objects.” He continued, “Hikvision is taking the ‘Deep Learning’ concept and applying it to the security industry, yielding a series of completely new products. Imitating human beings’ synaptic learning and memory processes, the DeepinMind Series NVR incorporates advanced algorithms to achieve astonishingly accurate and consistent Video Content Analytics (VCA) performance. The innovative iDS-9632NXI-I8/16S NVR is on track to establish remarkable new levels of alarm-activated monitoring.”

S. Chandrasekhar Manager Technical Support Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd.

He further continued, “Turbo Mind DVR Support H.265+ DVR series launched for the first time ever in India, H.265+ technology is an intelligent algorithm

Cameras are now increasingly deployed on moving devices. Drones circle miles of agriculture fields. Law enforcement agencies equip their police officers with bodyworn cameras.

Khalid Wani Director - Channel Sales India Western Digital

the AcuSense Quick Target Search feature identifies and extracts footage of humans and vehicles from vast video datasets automatically, saving staff from searching through massive datasets.” According to Khalid Wani, “Western Digital has been an industryleading provider of complete datamanagement solutions for users ranging from individuals, small offices to huge data centres. Today, with the commoditisation of compute power and advancements in flash technology, cameras can do more than just capture streams to feed to an NVR or, in the case of an enterprise, transfer all the footage to the cloud at the data center. Today, surveillance has gone mobile with edge devices and mesh networks. No longer are surveillance cameras fixed in one place. Cameras are now increasingly deployed on moving devices. Drones circle miles of agriculture fields. Law enforcement agencies equip their police officers with body-worn cameras. Today, more compute power is being driven to the edge.” He continued, “Our surveillance products are edge analytics compatible, which means that these devices enable the analysis of data to be done where it is generated. In Edge Technology, there exists a need for tough and powerful analytical tools to be present on these devices themselves. This means that the devices should have more storage and real-time analytics at the edge. The biggest advantage of edge technology is the easy management of time-sensitive

data. It simultaneously doubles up as reliable storage for data, while being a cost-effective solution.” • WD Purple microSD card. Fine-tuned specifically for surveillance cameras, these cards allow for continuous capture—even if the network goes down. It is a microSD card that has a capacity of up to 64GB and features exceptional endurance to ensure continuous recording for up to 2 years (64GB model). These can also endure temperatures from -25°C to 85°C to help capture uninterrupted surveillance footage through extreme weather conditions and climates. • WD Purple Surveillance Hard Drives are built for 24/7, always-on, highdefinition security systems. These drives are optimised for surveillance systems and have been engineered specifically for the extreme demands of high temperature, 24/7 surveillance systems. • WD Gold Enterprise Class Hard Drive, with a capacity of up to 12 TB, this device delivers dependable performance to any storage environment. The Enhanced RAFF™ technology allows the user to monitor the drive and in real time for improved performance versus WD’s desktop drives in high-vibration environments.

developed by Hikvision. H.265+ is able to greatly decrease the bitrate of the surveillance video so as to reduce the bandwidth and storage cost. H.265+ improves the compression ratio based on three key technologies: prediction encoding technology based on the background model, background noise suppression technology, and long-term bitrate control technology.” He mentioned, “Hikvision’s Turbo HD 5.0 iDS-72016HQHI-K1/4S series incorporates eleven different DVR models, the AcuSense family uses the latest deep learning technologies to enhance object detection. Specifically, AcuSense Turbo HD DVR detects vehicles or humans, it filters out false alarms triggered by animals, leaves, and other insignificant objects, and minimises costly, time-consuming manual checks. As an additional benefit,

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Speed Lane 300 – Retractable Flap Barrier

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The Turnlock 100 offers enhanced styling with increased security, durability and ease of maintenance Wide range of finishes and configurations to suit almost all buildings and environments High Security Perimeter Control Single and tandem rotor designs 3 and 4-arm configurations Available in any combination of fail-lock or fail-safe configurations Robust Design Ideal for controlling any mass passage situation Bi-directional security control Suitable for inside and outside building IP rating :- 56 CE and UL approved

Winglock 900 – P type motorized Swing Gate To meet the customer's needs for efficiency and aesthetic design Boon Edam provides numerous aesthetic advantages FEATURES -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

The column is finished with brushed stainless steel 320S AISI 304 The door wing is of 10 mm tempered glass Single door wing creating a wide passage Appropriate for wheelchairs, trolleys and large luggage passage Stylish transparent design Emergency escape route Cost and space efficient barrier Bi-directional access control The Winglock 900 is manufactured to the highest standards and meets the requirements of norms and standards, for example; • CE approved • Complies with the Machine Directive (97/37/EEC) • Complies with the EMC-Directive (89/336/EEC) • Complies with the Low Voltage Directive (93/68/EEC)

Fast, smooth and efficient access control High quality & Sleek design Single and multiple lane Constructed from Neutral brushed stainless steel (1.5 mm, k240) , AISI 304 Stainless steel top cover 12mm polycarbonate Angel wing sliding doors with LED Detection of tailgating and piggybacking Suitable for bags and trolleys CE approved: Machine directive (98/37/EC), EMC-directive (2004/108/EC), Low voltage directive (2006/95/EC)

Trilock-900 – Waist Height Tripod Turnstile A versatile indoor security access Solution’ FEATURES -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

The Trilock 900 provides an effective means of controlling pedestrian access and is characterized by its extremely reliable mechanism, stylish design and space efficiency. One frame, comprising electronics and a tripod mechanism. High capacity and quality barrier Versatile and stylish design Space efficient Robust Construction Silent Operation One or Bi-directional control Rigid or Collapsible Arms in fail secure or Fail-Safe Versions. Adaptation of the Unit for Installation of a card reader IP-40 rated CE approved Complies with the :machine directive (97/37/EEC) EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) Low voltage directive (93/68/EEC)

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L series Cameras 2MP Indoor/outdoor cameras

Wisenet T series Thermal Cameras VGA Thermal Cameras

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Max. 2MP (1920 x 1080) resolution H.264, MJPEG codec support Max. 30fps@2MP(H.264) True WDR(120dB), WiseStream II Hallway view, LDC(Lens Distortion Correction) Motion detection, Tampering IP66/IK10(Vandal-resistant cameras only)

Max. 640 x 480 resolution Built-in 13mm fixed lens(TNO-4030T) Built-in 19mm fixed lens(TNO-4041T/4040T) Built-in 35mm fixed lens(TNO-4050T/4051T) H.265, H.264, MJPEG codec support Multiple color palettes Long detection range up to 3,157m (35mm lens)

D1 Countertop Time Attendance Terminal

K40 Pro Time & Attendance Terminal

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Max User(1:N) - 1,000 Max Fingerprint - (1:N) 1,000 Max Record - 50,000 Wi-Fi - WLAN / Hot Spot USB - USB 2.0 (Host) Countertop placed without installation Wi-Fi communication Build in battery up to 8-hour standby Build in time attendance report Mobile APP control and download report USB Micro port for DC power bank charge available

Featured with Inbuilt Battery Along with Push Data Technology Fingerprint Capacity - 1000 (2000 without SSR ) ID Card Capacity - 1000 (Optional) Record Capacity - 80,000 Communication - TCP/IP, USB Host TCP/IP, USB-host Built-in battery Simple access control or external bell Multi languages

VF780 Multi-function Face Identification Terminal

LH3000 With Free Hotel Lock Management Software

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Face Capacity - 800(Standard)/1200(Optional)(1:N) ID Card Capacity - 10,000 Logs Capacity - 100,000 Communication - TCP/IP, USB client and USB host Elegant ergonomic design; Easy installation. Wi-Fi(Optional), TCP/IP, and USB client/host communication. Professional ZKTeco face identification algorithm. 800 face capacity and 10,000 ID Card Capacity. Optional Mifare card module.

GILPRO instaproteKt (Kitchen Hood Fire Suppression system) from Gunnebo India

With advanced 13.56mhz Mifare-1 card technology American standard mortise with 5 latches Stainless steel housing with the color of sliver With professional hotel lock management software - single click install Audit trail records the latest 224 lock transaction With warning beeps in low battery power Backset is 62.5mm

Firephant Extinguishers from Gunnebo India FEATURES

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PLC based Control Panel to monitor and protect kitchen hoods 24/7 Advanced Thermal Sensors – monitor/analyse temperature with pre-alarm Manual and Electrical Actuation – Zone wise or Complete System Flexible and easy maintenance SS304L piping with complete ferrule fittings Most compact in its range and requires minimum space

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Cutting edge fire extinguisher Handy and User friendly operation Ultra-chic design (Reddot design best of the best award winner, 2012) Highest extinguishing performance in its class (Fire Rating : 1 Kg – 1A 34B, 2 Kg – 2A 55B) Red colour model – ISI marked.

Time Attendance & Access Control System X990 FEATURES -- -- -- -- -- --

Fingerprint Capacity: 10,000 Card Capacity: 10,000 Transactions Storage: 1,00,000 Push Data: Yes Communications: TCP/IP, USB, (Optional: Wi-Fi, GPRS, and GPS) Display: 3” Color TFT

Time Attendance & Access Control System Uface302 FEATURES -- -- -- -- -- --

Face Capacity” 3000 (1:N), 3000 (1:1) Card Capacity: 10,000 Fingerprint Capacity: 4000 Transactions Storage: 1,00,000 Push Data: Yes Communications: TCP/IP, RS232/485, USB Host, Wi-Fi, 3G

18 Zone Standard Walk through Metal Detector: D3180S FEATURES -- -- -- -- -- --

Eighteen mutual over-lapping detecting zones, simultaneously alarm from multi-zones. Small LCD screen, English operating software, easy to operate Sensitivity Adjustable: Each zone has 256 sensitivity level Sound & Alarm: Both Side LED indicator, easily show where the metal is. Automatically count passengers and alarm times Password Protection, only the authorized person can operate

Time Attendance & Access Control System F22 FEATURES -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Fingerprint Capacity: 3,000 Card Capacity: 5000 Transactions Storage: 30,000 Push Data: Yes Communications: RS232/485,TCP/IP,USB-host, Wi-Fi Display: 2.4-inch TFT LCD Color Screen Keypad: Feather Touch Keypad

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Parking Barrier Automated Boom Gate BB100

Dual Energy X-ray Inspection System eSSL-X6550

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Arm Material: Aluminum Boom Rest Stand: Yes Maximum length of Boom: 6M (Optional 3m/ 4m) Time for up/down: (6M 6sec) Input control signal: Dry Contact Ingress protection Degree: IP54

Fingerprint Console Board Tunnel Size: W660mm × H510mm Speed: 0.20 m/s Height of Transmission Belt: 1300 mm Maximum Load: ≤180 kg (Adequate distribution) Wire Resolution: 40 AWG (0.0787mm metal wire)

Panasonic WV-S1550L 5 Megapixel iA H.265 Network Camera

Panasonic WV-S2550L 5 Megapixel iA H.265 Network Camera

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5 Megapixel images up to 30 fps iA (intelligent Auto) Super Dynamic 120dB Color night vision (0.0044 to 0.07 lx) H.265 Smart Coding FIPS 140-2 Level 1 compliant

WV-S2250L 5 Megapixel iA H.265 Network Camera

Panasonic WV-X8570N i-Pro EXTREME H.265 Multi-Sensor Camera

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5 Megapixel images up to 30 fps iA (intelligent Auto) Super Dynamic 120dB Color night vision (0.0044 to 0.07 lx) H.265 Smart Coding FIPS 140-2 Level 1 compliant

New Flexible Lens Configurations with Less Blind Spots Extreme Image Quality with 4K Resolution Each Sensor Extreme H.265 Compression with Smart Coding & iA Easy Toolless Lens Positioning ClearSight Coating

Magnetic Pedestrian High door

MPW Swing gates!

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-- “Make in India” with efficient engineering, manufacturing, sales and support teams -- High separation reliability with rapid passage of persons -- Comfortable non-contact passage -- Simple integration of all common access control systems -- Automatic opening if power fails -- Wide variants suitable for wheelchairs, prams, bicycles, and material transport -- Designed for 10 million opening and closing actions -- The MHTM™ drive unit ensures energy-efficient, maintenance-free and quiet operation -- Low cost of ownership -- Meets Global standards and regulations

-- “Make in India” with efficient engineering, manufacturing, sales and support teams -- German technology with direct drive mechanism -- Tested and Proven Products -- Designed for more than 10 million cycles| -- Varied logics without compromising safety and ensuring security -- Different versions with customisations -- Less power consumption and Lower Maintenance which makes Low Cost of Ownership -- Meets all the available Global standards and regulations

12V-2Amp SMPS Adaptor Product Code – AD-122A0P FEATURES -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Input Voltage: 150V to 285VAC, 50/60Hz Output Voltage: 12V DC Output Current: 2 Amp (Max.) Output Wattage: 24 Watt (Max.) BIS Approved Highly Integrated SMPS Switcher I.C Design Surge Protection, Over Temperature Protection Over Current, Over Voltage & Over Load Protection High-efficiency, low energy Consumption Low Ripple Voltage (mV P-P): <5% Small size Plug In Type. Output DC Plug size 5.5x2.1mm (Grip Tag DC Pin)

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RFID Card, Use Pin Code & Remote Control Access Suitable for: 8-12mm thick glass doors 50 RFID cards can be registered 3-19 digits User Pin Code can be set| Automatic & manual setting option Automatic lock up time can be adjusted Fire alarm function in case of fire emergency Application: Office Glass Doors

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Aadhar Based Attendance System FEATURES

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OS Version : Android 6.0 RAM/Type : 1GB , ROM/Type : 8GB Touch Screen : Capacitive SIM port : 2 x 2FF (mini) USB Hub : 1 USB port WiFi, Hotspot : YES , Battery Capacity : 4000mAh Screen Size : 7"

12V-10Amp CCTV Camera power supply with cable compensation switch Product Code – AD-1210AT FEATURES -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Input Voltage: 150V to 285VAC, 50/60Hz Output Voltage: 12V DC Output Current: 10 Amp (Max.) Output Wattage: 120 Watt (Max.) BIS Approved Highly Integrated SMPS Switcher I.C Design Surge Protection, Over Temperature Protection Over Current, Over Voltage & Over Load Protection High-efficiency, low energy Consumption Cable Compensation Switch For Voltage Boosting Low Ripple Voltage (mV P-P): <5% Attractive Grey Color FR Grade ABS Cabinet. Wall Mountable/ Desktop Type.

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Electronic locking system 3-8 digits User Code & Master Code access options 03 Wrong Code Inputs, consecutively, puts the Safe in Secure Mode Low battery indicator Mechanical Override Key for Emergency Access

COSEC DOOR FMX Door Controller with Multispectral Fingerprint Sensor FEATURES -- -- -- -- -- --

Multispectral Sensor with Fingerprint Detection Supports Fingerprint, RFID Card and PIN Interactive GUI with 4.3”TFT Capacitive Touch Screen 5, 00,000 Transactions and 50,000 Users PoE, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 3G/4G Seamless Integration with Third Party Devices

Wisenet Cameras, supporting Medical Students’ Education at Beykent University

The University has deployed Wisenet cameras and recorders in order to help create a safe and secure environment for students and teachers throughout the campuses including VIP house, classroom, auditorium, outdoor campus and Medical School and Faculty of Dentistry in Avalon Campus. By Hanwha Techwin

CHALLENGE Beykent University in Istanbul Turkey was established as a non-profit organisation by Adem Celik-Beykent Educational Foundation and started its education programs in 1997. Since then, it has grown its teaching and research facilities over five campuses for a population of approximately 29,000 students. The university offers a high quality learning experience which includes 72 Associate’s degrees, 69 Bachelor’s degrees and over 50 post Postgraduate programs.

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Medical students at Beykent University need to take lab exercises including audiometry and advanced simulation. However, in audiometry lab, only 3 out of 20 students among a class are able to be in the silent cabin and there is no other access to this cabin from outside. Also, patient simulation by students needed to be reviewed more closely while and after performing the exercise for educational purpose.

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About 450 Hanwha Techwin cameras were installed at multiple campuses of the university from Oct. 2015 to Aug. 2017. Especially 5 Megapixel high resolution cameras (5 of SND-6084R, 11 of XNO-8080R) were installed in labs to support medical students’ education. In the audiometry lab, Wisenet cameras installed inside the cabin made the rest of 17 students standing outside able to

observe what is happening when hearing tests are being carried out. For the advanced simulation lab, Wisenet cameras were transferring images and sounds of the exercise performance collected from 3 simulation rooms to 1 observation room, making it possible for students to see the mistakes and the good examples on projection or television screens.

RESULT “The most important reason for us choosing Wisenet products was the efficient way they work smoothly with software applications. The functionality promised to us at the sales stage has been delivered and the Hanwha Techwin team in the Turkey office have handled the project with care from start to finish. As a result, we will be continuing to install Wisenet cameras in other locations throughout the University and are planning to have about 700 installed by the end of the project,” Barkin Oktem, IT Manager at Beykent University, said.

The most important reason for us choosing Wisenet products was the efficient way they work smoothly with software applications. Barkin Oktem IT Manager, Beykent University

All-in-One Pyronix Intrusion Panel and Hikvision Surveillance Solution Helps Fino Payments Bank

The bank wanted to monitor all sites at the bank headquarter. The standard solutions were unable to meet the security requirement at each site. An area of concern for the bank was maintenance of different systems at remote locations. By Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd.

PROJECT OVERVIEW Fino Payments Bank takes forward the parent company’s (Fino Paytech) legacy in ensuring banking for all through a nationwide digitally enabled distribution network of around 400 branches and over 25000 banking points. These access points provide utmost convenience and unmatched paperless banking experience right from eKYC-based accounting opening to allowing customers do banking/ payments transactions anywhere, anytime and through any platform – digital/ mobile or physical touch points. A revolutionary experience for the huge masses across India. CHALLENGES Fino Payments Bank faced many challenges related to locations security and maintenance. One of the leading Micro Finance organisations (Fino Payments Bank) having offices in Tier II, Tier III and Tier IV cities. The bank functions involve cash deposits, withdrawals and other financial dealings. Every

branch of Fino Payments Bank has a cashier cabin and client servicing area. SITUATION Fino Payments Bank had few branches in remote locations. The major security concerns were about assets and property. The bank wanted to monitor all sites at the bank headquarter. The standard solutions were unable to meet the security requirement at each site. An area of concern for the bank was maintenance of different systems at remote locations. SOLUTION Hikvision offered an integrated solution based on Fino Payments Bank’s project requirements. Fino Payments Bank project turned out to be a perfect enabler of security management challenges for various branches spread across India. “Integrated Solution from Hikvision has helped us not only to get a perfect solution with a combination of Hardware and Software. But controlling and maintaining the same from one location,” said the

management representative of Fino Payments Bank. He further added, “Additionally, it is easy to use and install. Hassel free solution with Sensors, HDD, Intrusion and CCTV, all from one vendor along with Software to Manage and Control the system.”

Integrated Solution from Hikvision has helped us not only to get a perfect solution with a combination of Hardware and Software. But controlling and maintaining the same from one location Management Representative Fino Payments Bank

Hofstra University Standardises on Boon Edam Security Entrances Hofstra University uses Boon Edam’s full height turnstiles along with a card swipe access control system to manage and monitor the access of students and guests into residential halls.

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ocated 25 miles east of New York City in Hempstead, Long Island, Hofstra University campus boasts 115 buildings on 240 acres, 1180 faculty members and over 7000 full-time undergraduate students. With so many students in a densely populated area of Long Island, Hofstra takes student safety quite seriously. C H A L L E NG E Prior to installing Boon Edam, Resident Safety Representatives monitored thousands of students the residential halls as they swiped to enter through sliding doors.

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student (RSR’s) entering ID cards

For entrances within residential complexes, Hofstra uses Boon Edam’s transparent, Turnlock 200EL full height turnstile to create a security entrance with an aesthetic, open appearance. The clear Lexan panels allow light to pass through the entrance while the rugged engineering handles the high throughput.

Tailgating was common, especially with large groups, and the RSR’s would have to confront and intervene. This was an uncomfortable and potentially dangerous situation.

Due to the success of the Boon Edam entrances, McDonald and his team have plans to install Boon Edam turnstiles at all the remaining residence halls, bringing the total number of entrances covered to 11. “Once we saw the safety benefits for the students and the positive difference the turnstiles made for our employees, we began incorporating them into our future plans and budget,” said McDonald. “These Boon Edam turnstiles are really helpful in deterring unlawful, illegal entries. They have been extremely helpful, I would say.”

S O L UT IO N The university decided to install full height turnstiles at entrances to residential halls and complexes to work with their existing access control system and significantly reduce tailgating.

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Students swipe their HofstraCard ID and pass through a turnstile, one at a time. Guests must sign in with the RSR at the front desk before being allowed to enter. Using full height turnstiles ensures that students or guests cannot jump or crawl through to the secure side. Handicapped students enter using their HofstraCard ID at a supervised automatic emergency exit door.

To date, seven turnstiles have been installed to cover seven residential towers. Our employees appreciate the greater control and our parents feel much more comfortable. Bob McDonald,

Associate Director of Public Safety, Hofstra University

Dayalbagh Educational Institute implements smart security surveillance Institute gets a solar powered surveillance solution from Axis to provide total protection and prevent untoward incidences in the campus. By Axis Communications

M I SSI O N Dayalbagh Educational Institute (DEI) is an esteemed university and one of the most recognized institutes providing quality education in the field of arts, commerce, science and technology. It is located on the outskirts of the historic city of Agra with a 100 acre campus. Dayalbagh Educational Institute has 10,000 students and staff across its campus, and wanted to ensure a safe and secure environment. It aimed to design an intelligent surveillance system that could be operated on solar power, reducing the carbon footprint and dependence on electricity. SO LU T IO N Dayalbagh Educational Instituteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s management decided to set up an Open Security Laboratory, to design its own unique solar-powered surveillance solution system. This would involve the students and faculty in creating and implementing their independent surveillance solution. The students were given an opportunity to build an integrated security system, which also provided them with hands on training. Initially, the project was implemented on a small scale to understand its capability and later, after an extensive process of selecting the best network cameras, DEI chose an Axis network video solution. This provided superior image quality and exceptional compression capabilities available at competitive price points.

reducing the carbon footprint for this project to zero. There is a data center for recording and storage with distributed monitoring units in four directions connected by 12 kms of underground optical fiber. The project has been conceptualised so that it allows easy identification and immediate action.

Real-time monitoring of the campus, residential facility, campus and administrative offices were made possible with the deployment of Axis fixed network outdoor cameras with outstanding light sensitivity.

We wanted to deploy a surveillance system which could be integrated with our design, provide agility and reduce total cost of ownership. We are very impressed with the high definition images provided by Axis cameras. This is an immense value add to our University and we look forward to implementing the same in our other campuses going forward.

R ESU L T Dayalbagh Educational Institute has greatly benefited from this installation of the surveillance system which completely relies on solar energy for its power supply

Dr. C.M. Markan

Department of Physics & Computer Science Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Agra

Army Welfare Housing Organization Secured their Multistoried Premises with Matrix Elevator based Access Control solution Matrix offered its Elevator based Access Control solution which allows access and entry in the elevator using biometric or RFID card credential, only to authorised residents. By Matrix Comsec Pvt. Ltd.

C O M P A NY P R O FIL E: Army Welfare Housing Organization (AWHO) embarked on a historic journey to construct houses for serving/retired Army personnel and their widows in selected stations throughout the country. Today, AWHO’s presence is visible across the length and breadth of India. During the last 38 years, the organisation has constructed approx. 29,000 dwelling units in 93 projects at various stations and is in the process of constructing more than 6,000 dwelling units at 14 stations, while 6,076 dwelling units are under planning at eight stations.

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C H A L L E NG E S : One of the AWHO townships located at Indore faced difficulties in monitoring visitors and keeping watch over the movement of maids and drivers in the multistoried building. Protection of the residents and their valuables from intruders was one of the concerns for them. AWHO also wanted a combined solution of elevator based access control to restrict user/floor wise access in the buildings.

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S O L U T IO N O F F E RED: In order to overcome the challenges, Matrix offered its Elevator based Access Control solution which allows access and entry in the elevator using biometric or RFID card credential, only to authorised residents. As soon as user shows his/her enrolled credentials to the reader installed inside the elevator, floor buttons which are accessible will be enabled. Thus, monitoring and controlling user access was made easy with Matrix Elevator based Access Control.

RESULTS: • Easy Living with Fully Automated Elevator based Access Control Solution • Controlled and Monitored Access of Users for Enhanced Security of the Residents

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Quantity Description 14 Fingerprint and in-built Card based Door Controller with PoE and IP65 14 8 Door input and output controller to control inputs and outputs of third party devices to perform multiple applications. 2 Control Panel to Support Multiple Door Controllers for Advance Features

BOON EDAM INDIA PROVIDES END TO END SOLUTIONS FOR

ENTRY SYSTEMS

Boon Edam has supplied Full height turnstile to international schools in Mumbai. A safe & secured school is one which has a welcoming and pleasant climate. It is a place of learning where students, teachers and ancillary staff, work and learn without the fear or threat of violence. Interview of Capt. Edwin Saldahna, Managing Director, Boon Edam India (BEI) By Swati Dhake, Editor, a&sINDIA

Entries become Mobility hotspots’. Can you elaborate this? A. World is changing as 24/7 living is altering the intra- building and urban environment we live in today. As pedestrian mobility increases so does the need for sophisticated, intuitive, elegant and refined needs for end users. A mobility hotspot is the domain that forms the gateway to a visitor’s destination. High security doors and portals can determine the identity of a user and determine whether they are alone in order to ensure that the most sensitive areas of your building remain closed to non-authorised persons.

Q. What is Boon Edam’s strategy for the Indian Market? A. Boon Edam India provides end to end solutions for entry systems. We service our customers post the installation and commissioning phases of the project cycle.

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Q. What differentiates Boon Edam from the ever growing competition? A. We provide solutions from low to high products. We do complete turnkey solution from advice to installation to after sales service which is controlled by us. Our technicians are trained to the highest level of what can be expected all over the globe. We develop Special software and Special Revolving Doors. Boon Edam delivers a broad range of pedestrian entries. We have large credentials in Security Barriers & Revolving Doors across PAN India.

Q. Which kind of Products we can install in educational Institute. A. Products that Boon Edam can give Educational Institutes: • Full Height Turnstile for Main Entrance/Play Grounds. • Dual lane full height turnstile if the space is available more than single lane. • Half height flap barriers for hostel blocks as well mess entries. • P-type gates for Handicapped entries, kitchen area for the material movement to measure the work of administration staff. • Tripods, Flap Barriers & Swing Barriers for Admin blocks/ Library • Automatic Revolving Doors for main Entrance for Energy Saving of building. Q. Has Boon Edam done any installation in this segment? A. Yes we have. • We have supplied Full height turnstile to international schools in Mumbai. The beauty of this turnstile is that, these turnstiles were modified to ensure that it doesn’t hurt the kid/student and it looks aesthetically good too while operating it. We have converted the arms into curve arms which ensure safety. • We have also supplied Waist height Tripods to boy’s hostel to monitor the entry and exit movement of the boys after the defined timing. This helps them to maintain the discipline among the students. • We have installed Tourniket Manual Revolving Door (TQM) at an International School in Gurgaon.

Our strategy is to give the ultimate experience to customers of a secure and safe entry to buildings with value added products Capt. Edwin Saldahna Managing Director Boon Edam India (BEI)

Women believe in talking through their work & services. The type of clients & customers they cater to demand exigent services regardless of clock. Delivering the projects on time & providing impeccable services in time is what makes Kiran Dhamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s profile a notch more strenuous. Interview of Kiran Dham, Managing Director & CEO, Globus Infocom By Swati Dhake, Editor, a&sINDIA

. You set an example to all Indian women! A Lady in the Security Sector makes every citizen proud of you. Tell us very briefly about your career and your dynamic role in this male dominated field.

A. Naturally women feel a lot more challenges than our male counterparts. This particular industry has been always considered male dominated & it takes more than what could be seen to prove your worth & abilities. But as I earlier said gradually gender takes a back seat if you are competent & can deliver best in your work area.

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A. Thanks for the compliment. I started my career looking after sales coordination and gradually moved to head departments like Marketing and HR. Currently I am heading departments of Marketing, HR, IT, Service and Admin in Globus Infocom Ltd. The role is quite challenging but I enjoy each bit of it. The responsibilities are varied because you need to handle and lead 200 employees and try to keep them satisfied and show them the right career path with new and challenging opportunities, at the same time think and plan and implement a marketing plan which is in sync with the sales plan and focus avenues. I strongly feel gender takes a backseat in case you are able to deliver the best in your work areas and we are far more competent.

Another challenging aspect is to create a balance between our professional & personal responsibilities & it gets more challenging if you are in an industry with such a demanding role. Globus Infocom is a channel & customer driven organisation. We believe in talking through our work & services. The type of clients & customers we cater to demand exigent services regardless of clock. Delivering the projects on time & providing impeccable services in time is what makes my profile a notch more strenuous.

Q. What are the advantages as well as the challenges faced as a woman in the security industry?

Now when we talk about advantages, without stereotyping too much, women tend to be naturally

stronger than men in certain areas. We have an innate tendency to collaborate and establish network â&#x20AC;&#x201D; attribute that helps to gain trust and connect the dots across an organisation. Women are instinctively multi-taskers and that is one of the traits which helps me in heading so many departments successfully. Also I take this role as a great platform to influence peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mentality which puts women at the back seat for such roles. I believe that women should come out of their shell & show their skills without any kind of barrier. Q. Latest products available for the safety of women & children: A. Globus Infocom offers a wide range of security & surveillance products & solutions. We have IP, IP HD & PTZ range of cameras, mobile surveillance system, Body worn cameras, networking devices & components along with all kind of accessories. But amongst all of them, CCTV cameras & mobile surveillance play a vital role in ensuring the security of women & children. Q. How well are these products accepted in the Indian market in comparison to the Global market?

Currently I am heading departments of Marketing, HR, IT, Service and Admin in Globus Infocom Ltd. The role is quite challenging but I enjoy each bit of it. Kiran Dham Managing Director & CEO Globus Infocom

A. India being a developing country is already going through a transformative phase & with all this development the security concerns are also rising making the surveillance & security of utmost necessity. The increasing rate of infrastructure development, crime, digital & data theft are few reasons which boosted the need of surveillance system on account of security concerns in India. Even Government initiatives such as Smart Cities are investing major funds for surveillance systems. Q. What key facilities and solutions are being provided by the Government for the safety of women? A. Government has been actively enforcing security measures to ensure the safety of women. Deployment of CCTVs, mobile surveillance with Dial 100 patrolling cars laced with video monitoring, facial recognition, person tracking system, launch of safe city scheme indicate the heavy inclination of Indian government toward strengthening women safety. Q. What measures are being taken for creating awareness in children for their safety? A. Parents & Schools are taking serious efforts in creating awareness in children for their safety. Schools are using mobile surveillance in school transports also schools are on continuous vigilance with CCTVs installed in the premises. Schools & parents are trying to increase the awareness by encouraging children to participate in safety & security programs & drills conducted at schools. Globus Infocom has also successfully installed Security & Surveillance solutions in some of the top government schools of India.

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SAGARIKA CHAKRABORTY: INVESTIGATIONS AND SECURITY CONSULTING IS HER CALLING The Indian market today is almost at a comparable par with the western counterparts courtesy the surge of e-commerce and easy availability of personal safety gadgets through over the counter access. Interview of Sagarika Chakraborty, CEO – IIRIS By Swati Dhake, Editor, a&sINDIA

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A. Thank you for the kind words of appreciation. However, let me put one thing out there, this hasn’t been a male dominated field, just has been a male overcrowded field. The wonderful thing about the security industry is that contrary to public opinion it is thirsty for the right skill set rather than being biased about gender. I guess, it has been our own perception of equating security with the image of muscular bouncers that we have not in the past pictured women in that role, or corrected that image itself!

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I act as the CEO to IIRIS, a boutique risk consulting and intelligence management firm, headquartered in India and spread across globally. By education (and previous professional experience) I have been

a corporate lawyer, with exposure to industries of banking, manufacturing, real estate and other domains. At IIRIS, we offer our clients with risk consulting and white collar crime mitigation solutions and work across industries and jurisdictions. My areas of focus are banking fraud mitigation, insider threat management, whistle blower advisory and IR related solutions framing. Q. What are the advantages as well as the challenges faced as a woman in the security industry? A. Apart from an initial mental block about perception, I don’t think there is any other significant challenge that the industry throws up to the female gender. Of course, to acknowledge that one must also consider that there are inherent physiological differences between a man and a woman and if that defines preference for a project, it is not bias but a fair preference. Similarly, I feel that our gender cannot really be advantageous when it comes to doing well in an industry. Women are naturally more analytical

than men and that always plays an important point in favour. Rest, it is your passion and good work that defines your position in the industry. Q. What are the latest products available for the security of women and children? A. There are aplenty, considering how tech savvy we have become. However, on a personal note, when it comes to individual safety nothing beats awareness and self-motivated techniques – products can help you be “safer” but “safety” per se is something that you define through the self-aware steps you take. Q. How well are these products accepted in the Indian market in comparison to the Global market? A. The Indian market today is almost at a comparable par with the western counterparts courtesy the surge of e-commerce and easy availability of personal safety gadgets through over the counter access. Yes, however there are certain products (like tasers) which are easily available in the west, but not allowed under Indian laws. One needs to be therefore aware of the local legislations before making a comparison of the market size and product acceptance / availability.

Schools today are adopting newer programs of increasing awareness and technical ability to deal / avert crisis situations. Framing of laws around the same, helps in stringent implementation and hence there is an overall attempt to create safe spaces for children

Sagarika Chakraborty CEO – IIRIS

Q. What key facilities and solutions are being provided by the Government for the safety of women? A. There are various initiatives that are being taken and various schemes being launched that deal with overall citizen safety. The launch of Smart City programs is also an attempt to define safer public spaces and to enable every citizen to a right of safe living. Q. What measures are being taken for creating awareness in children for their safety? A. Safety begins at home – I guess that has always been the case. The modern tenants of safety are nothing but revamp of the “common sense” theories that our grandmothers taught us. Parents today are going a step further to drill those concepts through innovative ways and by being more open in talking about sensitive matters of bad touch, molestation, sexual abuse etc. Further, schools today are adoption newer programs of increasing awareness and technical ability to deal / avert crisis situations. Framing of laws around the same, helps in stringent implementation and hence there is an overall attempt to create safe spaces for children.

VEENA GUPTA:

I DARE TO FIGHT BACK JUNE 2018

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Interview of Veena Gupta, CEO & MD, Seam Risk Solutions Pvt. Ltd. By Swati Dhake, Editor, a&sINDIA

In India, not many women vehicles are innovated with cameras or GPS tracking systems. The use of individual security devices need to be explained by conducting spontaneous demonstrations at public places, petrol pumps and malls which display the advantages of security devices.

You set an example to all Indian women! A Lady in the Security Sector makes every citizen proud of you. Tell us very briefly about your career and your dynamic role in this male dominated field.

A. My journey was shaped by my colleagues, family, and society. I also faced challenges marching alone in male dominated profession, was judged, frowned, rebuked, and laughed at: that how can a 5ft 3in lady, dressed in a saree, be anyone’s bodyguard. I had an attitude that was being a rebel and it worked. There were challenges of gender and societal acceptance, physical appearance. I had to go through specialised trainings in various Mixed Martial Art and had to mentally prepare myself. It took me five years to make people psychologically accept this fact that I can also guard them & fifteen years to get the acceptance from security industry. I am a change agent & challenge the status quo and am happy that I carry the title “Lady Bodyguard” Q. What are the advantages as well as the challenges faced as a woman in the security industry? A. Being a female has its own advantages because they can blend in with crowds easily, without being noticed, they can't be doubled as security professional and their 6th sense is stronger. The disadvantages being: Stereotyping-like expectations to take care of family, expected to work in normal hours and gender biasing. Q. What are the latest products available for the security of women and children? A. Security apps in the smart phone which can send distress signal along with the location of women can act as a security device. I have developed my own app (My security my responsibility-available on Android).Other security devices are pepper spray, stunner, pens, smart lights, safety pins, shoe with knuckles. I strongly believe that all women need to take professional trainings and workshops which is my passion. Children remain the most vulnerable because of their age. The children location locator in the form of toy, key chain, wrist band and watches can be used. Q. How well are these products accepted in the Indian market in comparison to the Global market? A. It is unfortunate that in India security devices mostly used are in the form of CCTV and security camera at home. Not many women vehicles are innovated with camera or GPS tracking system. The use of individual

security devices need to be explained by conducting spontaneous demonstrations at public places, petrol pumps and malls which display the advantages of security devices. In foreign countries alarms in vehicles, cameras, anti-theft systems, and personal security devices like pepper spray, pen, stunners are used in large scale. Even child locator has better sales in developed countries when compared to India. Additionally cost of such devices is beyond reach in India. Q. What key facilities and solutions are being provided by the Government for the safety of women? A. Some of the schemes provided by the Indian Government are: a) Women Safety Schemes b) Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Scheme c) Women Helpline Scheme d) Ujjawala e) Working Women Hostel f) Swadhar Greh g) Support to Training and Employment Programme for Women (STEP) h) Nari Shakti Puraskar i) Mahila Shakti Kendras (MSK) j) Mahila Police Volunteer Q. What measures are being taken for creating awareness in children for their safety? A. Private and government agencies organise workshops for corporates, educational institutes, NGOs. I personally have begun conducting such workshops frequently across the country.

Way forward, I am creating Indian version of ‘Charlie’s Angels’ because women safety is the need of the hour and I have to give back to the society. My message to all girls- Be Fearless, Ethical and Honest, Build yourself, Think, Visualise and Act. Get Results. Veena Gupta, CEO & MD, Seam Risk Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

TRAINING PLAYS A MAJOR ROLE IN DEVELOPING SECURITY SKILLS By Robbin Shen, Managing Director, Dahua technology India Pvt. Ltd.

Security solution providers and educational institutes offer training facilities to hone skills in the security arena. They provide training programs at all skill levels to teach their staff / students.

Safeguards while handling hazardous situations Hazards frequently identified include tasks related to working at height, chemicals, housekeeping, electrical, forklifts, lockout/tagout and confined spaces. Steps to help avoid potential tragedies caused by common hazards include providing appropriate employee training and equipment and instilling a positive culture of safety. Employers should use all available resources to learn about their obligations to keep workers safe and how to resolve hazardous situations. Wearing personal protective gears such as helmet, hand glove, fireproof clothes, safety boots, protective spectacles and masks are a must to safeguard oneself while handling hazardous situations. Environments with sharp edges, chemicals or welding, for example, can weaken a harness. All gears,outfits and devices should be regularly inspected and damaged or defective personal protective equipment (PPE) must be removed from service. The training facilities available for Security Products and Solutions Both online and off line training facilities are available for security products, solutions and latest technologies. Comprehensive security education on products for different verticals, cyber security, data security, network security, data protection and encrypton, security analytics, security management, server security, cloud security, embedded security and intelligent security operations are imparted in the training programs.

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The training facilities include product manuals, projectors, white boards, Wi-Fi, power outlets, IT support, A/C and the content on the display (LCD/LED TV/projector screen) and classroom or board room seating. Some companies offer certificate after the training.

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All activities are tracked and recorded for detailed After Action Review (AAR). The trainees will then be assessed systematically on their ability to apply timely and effective course of actions. Key areas where Safety standards and codes need to followed by the System Integrators System Integrators need to follow standards and codes that cover key areas:

• Safety, electrical, and pneumatic • Human-machine interfaces (HMIs) and operator interface terminals (OITs) • Controllers and input/output (I/O) systems • Sensors and instruments. Safety, electrical, and pneumatic standards are well defined by national and international agencies. Internal standards should include a list of applicable national and international standards, along with instructions about how to follow each closely. Internal standards should require adherence to all applicable local and national codes, which should be listed and specified. These codes regulate the installation and operation of machines and equipment, vary from area to area, and often change over time. It is the responsibility of plant personnel to determine which codes should be followed and to verify that equipment, installation, and operation comply with the latest revisions of these codes. The system integrators should comply with standards of quality which covers product quality, supply quality and service quality. Online and offline short-term training courses available for security professionals The Institute of Information Security, Information Security Education & Awareness Project, Ernet Education & Research Network, e Sikshak, Orion School of Security & Intelligence Management (OSSIM), National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology,Delhi, SRM University , DY PATIL, AMITY and other public and private universities and IITs offer offline and online short term courses for security professional on cyber security, data security, surveillance , cloud security, ethical hacking and other types of security products, solutions and technologies.

NUCTECH COMPANY LTD. World’s leading manufacturer for Security & Inspection Products Nuctech products have been appreciated globally and it has earned great appreciations from various industries in India including Civil Aviation, Mass Rapid Transit Systems, etc. for its quality of Products and Services. By Yu Hongwei, President – India Region, Nuctech Company Ltd.

uctech products have been sold to more than 150 countries covering Civil Aviation, Customs, Ports, Highways, Railways, Prisons, Critical Infrastructure, etc. to help combat illegal smuggling, human trafficking & trade fraud. Nuctech X Ray Baggage Scanners and Cargo Scanners are operational at 76 Airports Across India and we are also serving Delhi Metro, Mumbai Metro, Lucknow Metro, Various State Police & Defense agencies among other clients in India

In the face of ever changing and evolving threats, Nuctech continues to keep its customers armed with the latest advances in x-ray based security detection technologies thus helping Law Enforcement Agencies and Governments to fight against - Illegal Trade, Smuggling, Human Trafficking, Terrorism, with the overall aim of creating a safer world. Nuctech India is committed to strengthen the security Infrastructure of Civil Aviation, Ports, Customs, Railways, Defense, Police, Critical Infrastructures & other corporates, hospitality industry, etc. by providing its cutting edge screening technologies and tailor made solutions.

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President - India Region Nuctech Company Ltd

NUCTECH COMPANY LTD is a leading international supplier of security inspection systems and solutions with a prominent market presence in more than 150 Countries. It Specializes in cutting- edge screening technologies and tailor- made solutions. NUCTECH has established subsidiary companies across the globe including Poland, Australia, Singapore, Turkey, Hongkong, India etc.

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Nuctech’s wholly owned subsidiary in India is headquartered at Gurugram and its maintenance cum service centers are in Mumbai, Chennai, Gurugram, Kolkata & Guwahati. Nuctech has developed more than 200 Products and some of its products are- Dual View / Single View X-Ray based Baggage Scanners, CT based Explosive Detection Systems, High-

Dual View X Ray Carry- on Baggage Scanner

Body Scanner

energy Container/ Vehicle Inspection System, Body Scanner, Explosive & & Narcotics Trace Detection Systems, and Radiation monitoring systems & solutions. Nuctech’s solutions also include complete checked-in Baggage Screening Solutions with ATRS (Automatic Tray Retrieval System), Air Cargo Screening Solution, Customs Solutions and Container Scanner solutions, etc.

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SECURITY SOLUTIONS SHOULD EMPOWER WOMEN AND CHILDREN NOT CONTROL THEM By a&sINDIA team

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s atrocities against women and children have become a problem across the country, a national policy to handle this is the need of the hour. Steps are being taken to help women and children. Even Indian railways is focusing on “women and child safety” this year, it plans deployment of women police personnel in suburban trains during night hours besides recruitment of women in the RPF among others. The railways also propose to have ‘panic buttons’ in the coaches which will be linked to the guard coach.

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A growing population of tech-savvy millennial parents, the rising popularity of children using high tech products are driving the trend of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) with home appliances there by making the systems vulnerable and users open to abuse. Recently Government has issued guidelines for safety and security of children at all child care institutions. They must have adequate number of security officers, 76

guards, CCTV cameras and fire extinguishers to ensure safety and security of the children in such institutions. Sometime back at Ukhrul, Manipur the taxi drivers were trained on how to identify victims of trafficking, how they can be vigilant in identifying the victims as well as the perpetrators. The Berhampur Police rolled out ‘Surakshya’ vehicle under ‘Swayamsiddha’ programme to help women in distress, on the occasion of the Mother’s Day. The motto of the ‘police station on wheels’ initiative is to reach to every woman at her doorstep and extend them help. We wait for the day when women are well equipped to protect themselves and children well trained to be alert and be able to reach out for help with technology on their side.

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A.C. Bhayani

Managing Director, Dahua Technology India Pvt. Ltd.

Managing Director CP PLUS

Director- IT Security AmbiSure Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

LATEST PRODUCTS AVAILABLE FOR THE SECURITY OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN

While these safety and security products are being slowly accepted in the Indian market by people in upper class or strata, their acceptance level is low among the proletariat compared to their global counterparts. Robbin Shen Managing Director, Dahua Technology India Pvt. Ltd.

According to Robbin Shen, “As the crimes against women and children increase the number of security products to safeguard them has also risen. They include Self Defence Pepper Spray Pistol, Spy Mobile Stun Gun, Lipstick Shaped 2 In 1 Device For Women Safety With Flashlight, Rechargeable Personal Protection Safety Torch With Shock Effect and Self Defence Safety Rod. Also, highly effective self Defence devices for Women such as Safelet, SIREN, ROAR, Stiletto Charms, Revolar, TellTail, Scream Alarm, SafetiPin, bSafe, Police Nearby, Personal Saftey Panic Alarm and Door Entry Stopper Alarm Security and Burglar Alarm and VDP are available for Women’s safety.” He continued, “For Children, Security Baby Monitors, Safety Harness, Guards & Locks, Panic Button, Pedometer, Alarms Anti-Lost For Birthday Gift and LED Display Kid Smart Wrist Security Watch with GPS & GSM System With SOS Call, LED Display Kid Smart Wrist Security Watch With GPS & GSM System With SOS Calls, Pedometer, Alarms Anti-Lost For Birthday Gift Android IOS (Skyblue)are available.” According to Aditya Khemka, Managing Director,CP PLUS, “Use of GPS tracking watches for children that offer real time monitoring, with in-built microphone for two-way communication and panic button to raise alarms in emergency situations. Mobile surveillance solutions installed in school buses so that they can be tracked while in transit, with advanced features wherein parents can be alerted on the departure and arrival of the child.” A.C. Bhayani, Director- IT Security, AmbiSure Technologies Pvt. Ltd. said, “Do we think, the pepper spray, Mace, Stun Guns, self-defense stick can protect women & kids on road or in malls, or at a party. These devices are designed for looks more than a safety. Are they marketed well or subsidized for common public can have access to it. Are there any cases where these gadgets have actually come handy in case of unforeseen event? These gadgets will not come to any help as vulnerabilities of the victim are already identified well before they become the victim of crimes.” He continued, “Women and children are the first found victims of cyberspace too. Theft by using the information shared via social media, harassment, stalking, pornography, defamation, morphing, email spoofing, and abduction are equally terrifying act in the cyber world as are in the real world. With over 460 million internet users, India is the second largest online market, which is likely to increase to 635.8 million by 2021. Out of which, more than 38% would be women users. At the same time a recent study says every third internet user is a child.”

THE EXTENT TO WHICH THESE PRODUCTS ARE ACCEPTED IN THE INDIAN MARKET COMPARED TO THE GLOBAL MARKET According to Robbin Shen, “While these safety and security products are being slowly accepted in the Indian market by people in upper class or strata, their acceptance level is low among the proletariat compared to their global counterparts. These are mainly due to lack of awareness and non-availability of the security products in all cities, price factors and the general mindset to be reactive than pre-emptive. However, things are changing in the urban Indian market due to rise in crime against women and by 2020 there will be a perceptible rise in the level of acceptance for these products.” According to Aditya Khemka, “The global market is much more evolved as compared to Indian market. However, the Indian market is quickly evolving and catching pace with a growing demand for security products for the consumer market. CP PLUS offers a wide range of products for this segment already such as EzyKam – home on your phone using which one can monitor their home premise remotely from anywhere, anytime, Wi-Fi Intrusion Alarm Kits, Video Door Phones, Smart Locks, Smart Door Bells and Baby Monitors.” KEY FACILITIES AND SOLUTIONS PROVIDED BY THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE SAFETY OF WOMEN According to Robbin Shen, “The Indian Government attaches great importance to women’s safety. CCTV cameras are getting installed in phases in all trains for women’s safety. ‘Ladies Special’ trains are run for women in metros. Government of India has mandated all transport operators in India to make public transport safe for women by installing CCTV Cameras and Live GPS Tracking, Reserving First Coach for ladies in Delhi Metro, operating special Ladies Buses and dedicated cab fleet (She Taxi), creating Safety Apps (Himmat – Delhi Police), and providing separated sections for women in the buses and reserved seats. Government of India is also discussing with Mobile Handsets manufacturers to install panic buttons in mobile phone to generate alerts in the distress.”

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He continued, “The allocation towards the scheme for safety of women (Nirbhaya Fund) has increased to Rs 19.75 crore, against Rs 11.20 crore. The allocation for Women Helpline has been increased to Rs 28.8 crore as against Rs 10 crore. So, both the Union Government and the State Governments

Various schools across the country are initiating awareness drives to educate and train parents and children on safety of children. These training programs not only teach kids to identify violence but also ways to tackle it and report to a trusted authority. Aditya Khemka Managing Director CP PLUS

are taking corrective measures to combat crimes and provide safety to women.” According to Aditya Khemka, “The government has set up various ‘Helplines’ for women – these are dealt with strictly for earliest response and redressal. Further, with CCTV installations in public areas and inside vehicles becoming a mandate, the safety of women has found more impetus. Also, various general awareness programs have been designed and disseminated through print and media.” According to A.C. Bhayani, “In this digital era of India, the virtual life of an individual is as active as the everyday existing life. The so called vulnerable members of society are capable of doing greater things, all they need is little support. The primary key facilities and aids provided by GOI for the safety and further development of women.” 1. One Stop Sakhi Center 2. Women Helpline Scheme 3. UJJAWALA : A Comprehensive Scheme for Prevention of trafficking and Rescue, Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Victims of Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation 4. SWADHAR Greh (A Scheme for Women in Difficult Circumstances) 5. Mahila E-Haat 6. Mahila Shakti Kendras (MSK) 7. Mahila Police Volunteers 8. Mother and Child Tracking System 9. Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls – Sabla 10. Universalization of Women Helpline Scheme 11. Panic Button 12. Protection against cybercrime under the Section 67 of Information Technology Act, 2000 13. Women’s Cyber Security cell

MEASURES TAKEN FOR CREATING AWARENESS IN CHILDREN FOR THEIR SAFETY According to Robbin Shen, “The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has come out with an informative manual on protection of children. This manual is a compilation of various existing guidelines, circulars, notifications, government orders on Safety and Security related issues in schools issued from time to time. The manual has certain objectives such as: 1) To provide relevant information collated from various existing guidelines on the Safety and Security of Children in Schools. 2) To inform and equip relevant stakeholders in monitoring the measures of school safety and security, so as to ensure the Safe and Secure environment for the children in schools. 3) To facilitate awareness generation and building capacities of relevant stakeholders i.e. school management, teachers, staff and other personnel, School Management Committee (SMC) Parents Teachers Association(PTA) and on safety and security of children in school. 4) To highlight the roles and responsibilities of teachers and other school staff of the school ensuring safety. Child Safety Checklist given at the end of this Manual need to be customised by the school authorities in consultation with SMC members, school staff, parents and students. This shall be used for the purpose of safety audits in the schools by the Education Departments and Boards. The effective implementation of these objectives will help in bolstering the security for children." According to Aditya Khemka, “Various schools across the country are initiating awareness drives to educate and train parents and children on safety of children. These training programs not only teach kids to identify violence but also ways to tackle it and report to a trusted authority. Parents are also educated on how to school children about how they can protect themselves and seek help in case of an emergency.” According to A.C. Bhayani, “For child safety, the GOI is equally vigilant and proactive. The Integrated Child Protection Scheme is one of the many activities held by the Ministry of Women and Child Development. To prevent child abuse, especially sexual abuse, the Delhi government’s Women and Child Development (WCD) department has come up with awareness modules for three age groups —5-8 years, 9-12 years and 12-18 years.” • The module for the 5-8 years age group, for instance, will describe examples of positive and harmful practices, define sexual abuse, stress on persona safety, good touch and bad touch. • The module for 9-12 years will explain forced sexual activity, sexual abuse and its prevention, understanding their bodies, changing physiology and needs, among others. • The module for 12-18 years will deal with empowering those in the age bracket with legal provisions, among other things. He continued, “These schemes & programmes will only work when there is a mass interests & participation from the citizens. “Being Aware & Report” should be the motto when it comes to safety of every child.”

He further continued, “There are some Cyber-Security measures to follow when children are actively using internet too.” • Identify what their online activities are, the sites visited and make them aware that sharing information would lead to pornographic contents, use of information for future exploitation, certain links could lead to harmful downloads, viruses, hacking the computer and data, stalking, theft etc. • Constant monitoring of web searches, contents uploaded, data shared by your child. • Use of Mobile based GPS trackers & Child Monitors. • Use of Social Media security Monitors that can help collate and remove any kind of objectionable & abusive content about the user & help protect the identity of women & children on social media. • How to respond to unknown requests. • Workshops on how to recognize the original/secured and fake/hacked websites, links and emails. • Conducting workshops on how cyber bullying takes lives. • Psychiatric support and counseling must be made available to anyone who has fallen prey to cyber bullying.

In this digital era of India, the virtual life of an individual is as active as the everyday existing life. The so called vulnerable members of society are capable of doing greater things, all they need is little support. A.C. Bhayani Director- IT Security AmbiSure Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

HIKVISION ANNOUNCES NEW TURBO HD 5.0 SECURITY SOLUTIONS Latest innovations include deep learning for automated threat detection and crystal-clear color video, even at night. By Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd.

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o bring HD clarity to analogue surveillance systems, Hikvision launched its first-generation Turbo HD DVRs and cameras in 2013. Since then, subsequent generations of Turbo HD products have delivered a wealth of innovations, including ultra-low-light video recording and super-efficient bandwidth and storage usage – helping Hikvision customers to enhance their security and perimeter protection.

humans, it filters out false alarms triggered by animals, leaves, and other insignificant objects, and minimizes costly, time-consuming manual checks. As an additional benefit, the AcuSense Quick Target Search feature identifies and extracts footage of humans and vehicles from vast video datasets automatically, saving staff from searching through massive datasets.

by a large iris and ED optical glass, an anti-glare diffusion lens, large sensing pixels, warm supplemental lighting, and a range of other innovative video technologies. With brighter, more colourful video images, Hikvision customers are protected against security breaches, even when they happen at night.

ColorVu Turbo HD Camera – key benefits

Building on these revolutionary security advances, Hikvision has now announced the Turbo HD 5.0 family of surveillance products, which includes AcuSense Turbo HD DVRs and ColorVu Turbo HD Cameras. These technologies make it even easier for organizations and individuals to identify and react to security breaches, while also minimizing manual interventions and security costs.

ColorVu Turbo HD cameras provide bright color video images 24/7, even in the lowest-light conditions. The camera’s round-the-clock colorboosting capabilities are powered

Hikvision’s latest Turbo HD 5.0 takes the capabilities of traditional analogue and CCTV systems to new heights, helping organizations to maximize their security and lower surveillance costs.

AcuSense Turbo HD DVR – key benefits

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Incorporating eleven different DVR models, the AcuSense family uses the latest deep learning technologies to enhance object detection. Specifically, AcuSense Turbo HD DVR detects vehicles or

Turbo HD 5.0: heightened security at a reduced cost

With AcuSense Turbo HD DVR, we have integrated revolutionary deep learning technology to help our customers filter out false alarms, find video evidence faster, and react to real security threats as soon as they occur. At the same time, ColorVu Turbo HD Cameras provide clear, bright, color images even in complete darkness, alerting customers to security breaches immediately and providing excellent video evidence wherever it’s needed. Frank Zhang General Manager of International Product Marketing Department, Hikvision

CP PLUS Launches H.265 Powered Surveillance Solutions and Surveillance Monitors CP PLUS, the global leader in security and surveillance solutions, recently launched a range of state-of-the-art monitors and H.265 powered IP cameras and NVRs. While the former has been designed specifically for surveillance, the latter offers a range of IP cameras and NVRs that offer the latest CODEC H.265 compression for unmatched bandwidth and storage savings.

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CP PLUS LED monitors have been designed to cater to the needs of a CCTV surveillance infrastructure, complete with in-built speakers, high luminosity and backlight. Available in 19” and 22”, these monitors are compact and rugged in design and offer both audio and video streaming. With the launch of these monitors, the CP PLUS product portfolio will now offer a complete end-to-end solution for all surveillance needs. The H.265 powered IP cameras and NVRs, on the other hand, are equipped with the latest CODEC, H.265, also known as High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC). Aimed at the next generation 4K recording and displays, the H.265 CODEC technologywill double the data compression ratio as compared to the earlier H.264 at the same level of video quality, thereby doubling the bandwidth and storage savings. This range includes 2MP, 3MP, and 4MP IP cameras and 4, 8, 16, and 32 channel NVRs in 1 SATA and 2 SATA storage capacities.

The CP PLUS monitors have been designed in response to the long time need for monitors that are user friendly in the context of surveillance infrastructure. While the larger monitors (22” and above) offer speakers, the smaller screens do not have this facility. Since smaller screens are have a greater demand, our monitors will save on the added cost of additional speakers. Also, our latest range of H.265 powered IP cameras and NVRs will now offer in-device compression thereby saving significant bandwidth and storage costs. This range will be a highly advantageous in 4K video streaming. Yogesh B. Dutta COO, CP PLUS

Dahua Consumer Brand Lechange Released Active Deterrence Wi-Fi Camera LOOC Dahua Technology, a leading solution provider in the global video surveillance industry announced that its Lechange, the brand for consumer products, officially launched LOOC, its new active deterrence Wi-Fi camera. With advanced PIR detector, built-in spotlight and 110dB security siren, LOOC is not only able to provide proactive warning with accuracy, but also is helping to create a safer environment for households and business places.

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OOC aims to take preventive measures for its customers that not only record the crime scene evidence but also drive away threats before it actually happens - a great leap forward compared to conventional consumer surveillance products. Also, it is designed with advanced technologies in conjunction with the customer-oriented features, proving to be a best choice for consumers. ACTIVE DETERRENCE WITH BETTER ACCURACY Supported by high-quality PIR sensor with the sensitivity up to 10m, LOOC enables longdistance detection in detail and effectively reduces the false alert. Also, built-in motion activated spotlight and up to 110dB security siren will help scare away unwelcomed visitors, proactively repulsing home threats.

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CLEAR VISION & COMMUNICATION Aside from providing 2MP resolution live monitoring, LOOC supports H.265 compression, enabling crystal clear video quality while also minimising storage space and bandwidth by up to 50%. Dual internal antennas improve 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, supporting smooth transmission. Besides, specially designed built-in speaker and MIC enable remote communication with people in front of the camera.

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7X24 ALL-AROUND PROTECTION LOOC provides sound protection by alerting you with a notification to your or familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s smartphone, with live video available wherever there is Internet. Even in the night, automatically-switched night vision mode and advanced IR algorithms help offer clear pictures in complete darkness.

Lechangeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Active Deterrence Wi-Fi Camera LOOC DIVERSIFIED STORAGE LOOC is open to diversified video storage, such as SD Card (up to 128GB), NVR or Cloud Storage, making it easier to access and use the footages. It also provides flexibility for consumers in different application scenarios. MORE CUSTOMER-ORIENTED FEATURES With IP65 weatherproof design, multiple bracket options and different color of durable silicon rubber skins, LOOC can easily handle outdoor surveillance and blend into various environment. With all these features, LOOC is no doubt an ideal choice for those who desire advanced video surveillance solutions with individual styles. With true values delivered to families and SMBs, Lechange is perfecting daily life.

Software House launches v2.70 of C•CURE 9000 By Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls introduces the Software House C•CURE 9000 version 2.70. The latest version of C•CURE 9000 provides new features and functionality that enhances centralised policy management which greatly improves operational efficiencies while optimising resources.

e at Software House believe in providing our customers a most complete and flexible access control systems.”Rajeev Samanta, Regional Sales Director, South Asia, Johnson Controls C•CURE 9000 v2.70 has customisable access control workflows which provides for, more efficient management of access credentials using the C•CURE Portal. The portal is used by designated personnel to initiate access clearance change requests. Personnel can be given requestor and/or approver roles. Doors can be configured to automatically initiate an Access Clearance Request Workflow should a card reject for clearance at the door. In C•CURE 9000 v2.70, additional flexibility has been added in

Access Management to enhance the approval process. One can now take the approval process for a clearance through multiple levels (individuals or groups) in a specific order with a minimum number of approvals at each level for tighter security and added flexibility. As companies begin to become more agile, they are looking for ways in which their security platform can provide the necessary service to the company while still providing security. The security team can now specify multiple approvers to approve a Clearance Access Request before it can be considered approved, and the clearance assigned to the requestor. Software House provides a 24/7 mission critical security and safety through its powerful C•CURE 9000 Security & Event Management

System and robust portfolio of AES encrypted iSTAR Ultra Door Controllers. C•CURE 9000 has been built from the ground up with a scalable enterprise architecture and open integration platform, and is part of the Cyber Protection Program for the protection of people, buildings and assets.

We at Software House believe in providing our customers a most complete and flexible access control systems Rajeev Samanta Regional Sales Director, South Asia Johnson Controls

ZK’s New Auto Parking Barrier Gate - PB3000 Series ZK Parking Barrier is a product which ZKTeco owns the independent intellectual property rights. Its boom prevents unauthorised vehicles entering restricted area, and can be raised by the remote control, access control system, and long-distance reader. If a loop detector is installed, impact can be avoided. The boom will be automatically lowered after the vehicle passes through the gate; otherwise, the boom can be lowered manually by using a remote controller or press button.

By ZKTeco Biometrics India Pvt.Ltd.

he parking barrier can be equipped with photo cell. When people / vehicle obscures the infrared launched from photo cell, boom will be stopped and then raised during lowering. After people / vehicle leave, the boom will be automatically lowered. With the Boom illuminator system, light turns green when boom is raised and turns red when boom is lowered. It help driver to determine the position of boom and avoid hitting the boom.

FEATURES: • Compact design, convenient for packing and lowering delivery cost; • ZK designed rolling pressure spring technology, extending product life; • Boom can be raised and lowered smoothly and steadily; • Convenient for maintenance and customization; • Simple installation – just fix the barrier gate on floor and connect it to electricity.

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PB3010L/R

PB3030L/R

PB3060L/R

Lane Width Opening / Closing Time Supply Voltage Power Consumption Max. Frequency Cabinet Material Boom Material Base Frame Temperature Range Humidity Range Ingress Protection Housing Dimensions (W x D x H) Packing Dimensions (W x D x H) Net Weight (Without Boom) Gross Weight (Without Boom)

3M 1.8S 110V AC or 220V AC 200W 50-60Hz Powder Coated Steel Aluminum Alloy Cast Iron -20°C~+60°C ≤90% IP54 300 * 280 * 980 (mm) 460 * 420 * 1150 (mm) 56KG 72KG

4.5M 3S 110V AC or 220V AC 200W 50-60Hz Powder Coated Steel Aluminum Alloy Cast Iron -20°C~+60°C ≤90% IP54 300 * 280 * 980 (mm) 460 * 420 * 1150 (mm) 56KG 72KG

6M 6S 110V AC or 220V AC 200W 50-60Hz Powder Coated Steel Aluminum Alloy Cast Iron -20°C~+60°C ≤90% IP54 300 * 280 * 980 (mm) 460 * 420 * 1150 (mm) 56KG 72KG

CP PLUS BAGS SILVER AT THE SAARC AWARDS 2018

• By CP PLUS

CP PLUS, the global leader in advanced security and surveillance solutions, recently added another feather to its cap by bagging the Silver at the SAARC Awards 2018 for Innovative Use of Sponsorship. The award was hosted by the Delhi Advertising Club (DAC), the number one recognition for creative excellence in Delhi-NCR, at the Crowne Plaza, Gurugram.

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Paneled by an esteemed jury comprising of industry stalwarts, the SAARC Awards recognized the innovative use of sponsorship by brands. CP PLUS received the award for its sponsorship in BIGG BOSS Season 11, which was executed in collaboration with Madison Communications Pvt. Ltd. BIGG BOSS is a unique reality show aired by Colors TV, where a number of individuals (primarily celebrities) are confined within a space for a period of time. Besides the sponsorship, CP PLUS cameras were also installed inside the BIGG BOSS house to capture how they conduct themselves and their relationships with each other, unfiltered along with other engagement activities.

CP PLUS offers the best in class products, solutions and services to fulfill a wide range of security needs and challenges. Key CP PLUS products include IP cameras, Time & Attendance solutions, Recorders, Video Door Phones, Home Automation solutions, and much more.

Surveillance has been an underrated subject in India yet immensely important. Our agenda was to get people to acknowledge the role of CCTV surveillance in the modern day society. Collaborating with BIGG BOSS was significant for us because of its Pan-India viewership and the fact that our brand mantra ‘upar wala sab dekh raha hai’ fitted well with the concept of the show that was all about monitoring the behavior of a group of people within a closed environment. Yogesh B. Dutta COO, CP PLUS

Hikvision Certified Security Associate (HCSA) Program Gets Overwhelming Response in Mumbai

Hikvision, the world's leading supplier in innovative video surveillance products and solutions, has introduced the Hikvision Certified Security Associates (HCSA) Program recently in India. The first leg of three day HCSA training program was conducted from 26th April to 28th April 2018 in Mumbai. It got an overwhelming response from the young security professional community. â&#x20AC;˘ By Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd.

The first batch of Hikvision Certified Security Associates (HCSA) Program received the certificates along with the enriching technology and product training experience. The HCSA training program will be conducted regularly in the coming months. The three day comprehensive HCSA Program, included training sessions on Optics basics, Turbo HD Analog Solution, PTZ Configuration, Network Basics, IP Camera, NVR ,Fish Eye Camera, iVMS 4200 and Smart functions and Applications. The intention is to give hands on training and demo as a part of the training program. As part of this certification program a dedicated online examination was conducted after training sessions and HCSA certificates were given to the successful participants. The Hikvision Certified Security Associate (HCSA) level certification focuses on training participants in essential configurations, operations & maintenance of Hikvision video surveillance products and its features. It is designed for technical engineers who have worked in the security industry for several years and have already gained some security basics.

The certification program is open to anyone looking at to gain expertise in video surveillance and total security solution. The trainee should have at least one- year of work experience in the security industry and be familiar with security basics.

Hikvision has set an industry standard by offering professional video surveillance certification to validate video expertise under Hikvision Certified Security Associate (HCSA) program in India. Hikvision certification program is upcoming and open to Indian customers and partners. Besides, Hikvision provides meaningful endorsement to those who pass and become Hikvision Certified Professionals. Ashish P. Dhakan

MD & CEO, Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd.

ZKTeco India Seminar Highlights: Presenting 4th Roadshow of 2018 in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

In this event, a brand new vision was given and the new products and new business possibilities were explicated. The projects & solutions currently available were announced. • By ZKTeco India

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The conference addressed the main distributors, dealers and system integrators in Bhopal. The Marketing Manager, ZKTeco India, Abdurrahman spoke to the audience about how the company had evolved in recent years and how it plans to face the future. He introduced the team members of the ZKTeco in India and the investment made by ZKTeco Headquarters to expand the

sales and technical support centre of ZKTeco in Bhopal. Further he gave an introduction about the ZK Web 2.0 Software technology along with the New Payroll option in ZK Time attendance softwares. Prathamesh, the Technical Support Executive, explained briefly about ZK Time Attendance software ZKTIME.NET 3.1, Bio Security 3.0 (All in One Solution) and gave a live demo on the New Payroll option in ZKTeco softwares. Jiten Mahapatro, Sales Manager – PAN India introduced ZKTeco’s vast product line which is been promoted in India such as Access Control, Hotel Locks, Bio Locks, POS, Turnstiles and

Parking Barriers. Further he added about the upcoming security products like parking management, bollards, Barriers, POS, Baggage X-ray etc. and the supportable products, such as the Access Control Turnstiles, Flap Barrier and Parking Barriers. Clients showed keen interest in the devices. Finally, the attendees were invited to visit and experience all the ZKTeco products in person. This initiative has undoubtedly strengthened the relationship between ZKTeco and their customers, allowing them to improve their commercial alliance and creating future business together.

Hanwha Techwin Participated in Korea International BOAT SHOW 2018

• Receives great attention by demonstrating stable video surveillance solutions useful in extreme ocean conditions such as high waves & sea fog. • As marine leisure industry grows, safe monitoring of ships and vessels becomes more important. • By Hanwha Techwin

anwha Techwin participated in the ‘Korea International Boat Show 2018’ from May 24th-27th at KINTEX in Goyang, South Korea. One of Asia’s top three boat shows, the 11th edition of the grand event was the largest in scale in the show’s history. Hanwha Techwin, the sole global security company to participate in the exhibition, is Korea’s top video surveillance company and a global leader in the sector. With the rise of the marine leisure industry, Hanwha Techwin’s presence emphasised the importance of safety at sea and demonstrated maritime security solutions to minimise weather dangers and prevent accidents. Hanwha Techwin’s main presentations at the event included stainless and thermal cameras and the functions of defogging and digital image stabilization (DIS). Stainless cameras made with stainless steel are highly resistant to corrosion and acid even against the high salinity of seawater and humid weather, which makes them ideal for installation on vessels such as boats or yachts. Additionally, their waterproof certification allows them to be useful in surroundings that are easily exposed to water such as vessels, harbors, ports or beaches. Thermal cameras ensure precise monitoring of surrounding environments even in the middle of the dark ocean through infrared light to detect radiant heat. Due

to little or no lighting at sea during nighttime, accidents can occur such as vessel collision with floating matter. Thermal cameras greatly reduce the risk of such accidents by detecting objects invisible to human eye through subject identification via heat detection. In addition, the Defogging and DIS functions, both of which are essential to maritime video surveillance solutions, were also shown at the show. Defogging automatically corrects blurriness on screen caused by sea fog into a clear display. Hanwha Techwin also showed a live demonstration of image comparison of CCTVs with and without defogging function. Another superior technology demonstrated at the show was a function that stabilizes shaky video images of CCTV due to hull vibration. Furthermore, Hanwha Techwin displayed its multi-directional cameras for use at harbors and ports that allow 360 degrees of full range surveillance

with a single camera. Explosion-proof cameras that ensure safety even in explosion and fire-prone areas were also presented at the show.

Growth of the marine leisure industry requires the type of support that assures safety of vessels, internal and external parts of ships, harbors and ports. We wanted to present ourselves to related industries and customers and emphasize that Hanwha Techwin’s video surveillance technologies are crucial to maritime safety. Youn Chul Kim

President, Hanwha Techwin

The Platform that Reins Supreme and Transcended All Levels of Intellectual business reflections all under one roof

Build Your Business

he 2nd edition of India’s premier exhibition on Construction and Infrastructure industry - WorldBuild India, concluded on a high note. Held at Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, from April 19th-21st, 2018, the state-of-the-art expo brought together some of the finest global brands, government bodies, engineers, construction companies, developers, architects, and designers under one platform to display Building Materials, Construction and Engineering, which enabled the visitors to source products, technology and services pragmatically.

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Spread across an expansive area of 3000+ sq.m, the exposition showcased about 1259+ products, exhibited 125+ exhibitors. Over 12,504+ business visitors walked in and perused through the innovative products and services displayed at the stands.

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The event was graced by the presence of eminent names from the Building material, Construction, Engineering, Architecture and Design fraternity. The boutique exhibition was inaugurated by renowned industry personalities such as Kamal Hadkar and Paulomi Shah to name a few. The key highlight of WorldBuild India was the newly introduced initiative: ‘Bridge It’. This

The 2nd edition of India’s premier exhibition on Construction and Infrastructure industry - WorldBuild India, concluded on a high note successful allied event served as a networking platform for buyers and vendors; wherein direct meetings took place between purchase managers/senior personnel of leading Construction and Infrastructure firms on one hand and exhibitors on the other. The allied event ‘Bridge It’ was conceptualised as a unique platform in order to facilitate interaction, exchange of ideas and business networking between service providers and end-users. The platform proved to be more than a networking forum, wherein the world's regional and global businesses came in to obtain business intelligence and interact with corporate decision makers to source their requirements with immediate order placement and on the spot fund exchange as well. 120+ purchase teams from the Building & Construction Industry were invited for ‘Bridge It’ in order to interact with exhibitors to generate business enquiries. Participants included eminent Builders like Lodha group, Rustomjee Group, TATA Housing and Development and many more, having one to one interactions and networking sessions with all exhibiting companies. Apart from this, World Build India organised the ‘Builders Association of India’ convene, along with the Conference on ‘Innovations in Structural Design and Construction, curated by Dr. Deepali Hadkar, Director, Sterling Engineering and Consultants. The three-day event proved to be a lucrative deal for the visitors and exhibitors wherein the parties sourced new business opportunities and industry innovations that were unveiled at the location. With a successful response received for the 2nd edition, WorldBuild India announced its 3rd Edition which is scheduled to be held from 25th to 27th April, 2019.

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EXHIBITION DIRECTORY Please refer to the “Show Calendar” at www.asindia.in/events.aspx

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COMMUNICASIA

ADRIA SECURITY SUMMIT

VISION

Date: : 26/06/2018 – 28/06/2018 Venue: Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Tel: : +65-6233-6688 Email: enquiry@communicasia.com URL: : www.communicasia.com

Date: : 12/09/2018 – 14/09/2018 Venue: Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre, Ljubljana Slovenia Tel: : +387-33-788-985 Email: summit@asadria.com URL: : www.adriasecuritysummit.com/ index.php/en

Date: 06/11/2018 – 08/11/2018 Venue: Stuttgart Trade Fair Center, Stuttgart, Germany Tel: +49 – 711 -18560 -0 Email: info@messe-stuttgart.de URL: www.messe-stuttgart.de/vision/en

SECURITY ESSEN

SECUTECH THAILAND

Date: : 25/09/2018 – 28/09/2018 Venue: Messe Essen, Essen, Germany Tel: : +49(0)201-3101-444 Email: info@messe-essen.de URL: : www.security-essen.de

Date: 08/11/2018 – 10/11/2018 Venue: Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Center (BITECH) Bangkok, Thailand Tel: +886-2-8729-1099 ext 215 Email: stth@newera.messefrankfurt.com URL: www.secutechthailand.com

AUGUST 2018 SECUTECH VIETNAM Date: : 16/08/2018 – 18/08/2018 Venue: Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Tel: : +886 – 2- 8729-1099 ext. 768 Email: stvn@newera.messefrankfurt. com URL: : www.secutechvietnam.com

IFA Date: : 31/08/2018 – 05/09/2018 Venue: Berlin ExpoCenter City, Berlin Germany Tel: : +49-30-3069-6924 Email: ifa@messe-berlin.de URL: : b2b.ifa-berlin.com

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ADVERTISER INDEX

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Location

Aditya Infotech - CP PLUS

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Country India

Boon Edam Page 5 India Enterprise Software Solutions Lab Pvt. Ltd.

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ERD

Inside Back

India India

Gunnebo Page 19 India Hanwha Techwin

Page 02

South Korea

Hochiki Page 23 India Honeywell Page 13 India Honeywell

Back index page with Flip (2)

India

IVIS Page 85 India Matrix Page 11 India Matrix Front Index Page with Flip (1) India Ozone Overseas Pvt. Ltd. Page 7 India Panasonic Page 15 India Prama Hikvision India Pvt Ltd Page 03 India Prama Hikvision India Pvt Ltd

Back Cover

India

Seagate Technology HDD (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Inside Front

India

Toshiba Page 21 India Tyco Page 08-09 India Uniview Front Index Page with Flip (2) China UWC Page 47 India

Videotec S.P.A Page 43 Italy Zhejiang Dahua Technology Co., Ltd

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India India