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GSN 2015 DIGITAL YEARBOOK OF AIRPORT/SEAPORT/BORDER SECURITY AWARDS RECIPIENTS Honeywell Security 2015 Winner Best Integrated Security Programs Awards Category: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Best Physical Security Information Management System - PSIM Name of Nominated Product, Service, or Program: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Vindicator Keypad Solution Reason this entry deserves to win: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Protecting entities such as airports, seaports and government regulated critical infrastructure sites such as border controls can be a difficult task. A primary reason for this is that technology designed for these markets must meet rigorous regulatory standards, such as the ICD- 705 for SCIF security, or the NERC standards for energy generation facilities. Honeywell’s Vindicator Keypad Solution (VKS) meets these regulations in a cost effective, extremely efficient manner. In addition, the VKS is the first map-based system that provides assessment at a glance. Its software charts the location of sensors and alarms, resulting in a perimeter map of the building or partition (a previously designated area or grouping). Operators can see the location of each sensor as it relates to the overall structure of the protected area, and can also see whether the sensor is armed based upon the color shown on the display – a huge operational efficiency compared to text-based systems. For example, a standard text-based system could inform the user that Zone 10 is compromised. However the user must be very familiar with the physical site and be able to remember where Zone 10 is and what the implications of a security event in that area means, in order to adequately respond. Further, during high-stress events, a user might confuse zone areas, resulting in a delayed or inappropriate response to security events. The VKS’s map-based system, on the other hand, shows the user exactly which sensors have been activated on the map of the building, giving a clear, easy-to-understand picture of the events that are occurring. 56
The VKS brings many unique attributes to facilities, including: 1. ASSESSMENT AT A GLANCE: The VKS is the only keypad solution with a map-based interface for immediate situational assessment. The intuitive, graphic display gives operators visual confirmation of alarm locations and states, instead of text-only communication, making local arm/disarm and alarm response easier, faster and safer. 2. SPEED & RELIABILIT Y: The solution’s controller panel with embedded firmware is not dependent on an outside server or PC, eliminating common issues such as hard-drive crashes and time-consuming Windows upgrades. Its embedded processing provides instantaneous notification of alarm events. The controller can withstand extreme environmental conditions – from extreme cold and high winds to high heat and corrosive environments – ensuring reliability in even the most rugged situations. 3. COST-EFFECTIVE: The VKS cost is comparable to traditional text-based LCD keypads and meets ICD 705 regulations for SCIFs without the need for third-party converters or devices. IP-communication reduces time needed for installation, keeping deployment costs low. 4. SECURIT Y: The VKS controller panel, the Vindicator Premise Controller (VPC), processes logic through its proprietary operating system. Its firmware is embedded within the physical controller, marking it stronger against hacking, viruses and worms, and meets AES encryption standards. The system polls for events every 8 milliseconds, can annunciate five simultaneous events in two seconds and can manage up to 10,000 alarm points without latency in reporting alarm events. Link to Web Page of Nominated Organization: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– http://www.honeywellsecurity.com/ Link to additional information on product, service or program, with brief description: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– http://www.honeywellvindicator.com/.. Name and organization of nominating contact for this entry, including name, title, organization: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Solveig Hommema, Assistant Account Executive Weber Shandwick Nominating contact’s office telephone and cell phone: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– office: 952-346-6050 cell: 612-501-0949 Nominating contact’s email address: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– shommema@webershandwick.com Address of nominating contact’s organization: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 8000 Norman Center Drive, Suite 400 Bloomington, MN 55437 57
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