Integrated Security Information Systems

Presentation 9th December

V&A

Presentation theme

ISIS Overview

Identifying the Threat

Layered approach to Gallery

security

RFID

Other available technologies

ISIS Company Overview

• Market leader - security for museums & art galleries worldwide

• Offices UK, Europe, USA

• Global partners, resellers, systems integrators

• Installations in over 20 countries across 4 continents

• “Active” RFID specialists:

– Developed first long-range IT asset tracking system

– Real-time tracking, security, audit & environmental monitoring

– Manage people & assets

Threat

• Internal

– Hermitage St. Petersburg, 2004

– Cairo, 2010 – Van Gogh

• Ashmolean, Oxford, 2000

– £5m Cezanne

• Isabella Stewart Gardner, Boston, 1990s

– Over $400m – 13 masterpieces never recovered

• Drumlanrig Castle, Scotland, 2005

– Leonardo da Vinci, est. value over £100m

• Munch, Oslo, 2004

– Armed raid of the famous “Scream” & “Madonna”

Security Components

SMS

RFID

Environmental Monitoring

Access Control

CCTV

Intruder Detection

Physical Deterrents

Security System Overview

SECURITYMANAGEMENT

SYSTEM

INTRUDER DETECTION

CCTV

RFID

ACCESS CONTROL

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ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

24/7 security Limitations of common perimeter, door and intruder security systems

Switched off during opening hours when collection is most vulnerable CCTV in isolation is of limited value

Covering too vast an area Too many cameras for security staff to monitor effectively

Listed and Heritage Buildings Need to have minimal impact on building fabric and walls

Wireless systems avoid wiring to each and every artwork Covert – Tags and Readers can usually be hidden

no impact on viewing experience Cost effective

Staged implementation for limited budgets, eventual system ownership Possibility of reducing insurance & public indemnity

Museums & Galleries – Security Systems

Museum RFID

Proprietary RFID reader network Small “active”, long-range RFID tags:

Artworks – slimline tags for movement & tamper Display cases – internal tags for movement & tamper (door open) Personnel – panic duress alarm button Pressure-sensing – custom plinths & kit systems OEM tags for 3rd party sensors

Laser scanners, Motion CCTV, Portable PIR, Volumetric “Supervised” – real-time audit, tag message every 15 seconds System detects RF interference, 24/7 functionality Track and Trace function Analytical tools Advanced alarm graphics Covert

Core RFID product

RFID DETECTORS/TAGSRFID READER

IS-RX210 Reader with omni-directional antenna

Frequency: 433.92 MHz

Size: 84x40x19mm

Wght: 45g

Adjustable read ranges

Tag IS-TG100MS“Domino Tag”

Frequency: 433.92 MHz

Size: 72x30x8.6mm

Wght: 15g

For display cases

Tag IS-TG501MS“Slimline Tag”

Frequency: 433.92 MHz

Size: 86x54x5mm

Wght: 22g

For paintings, tapestries or furniture

Tag IS-TG801MS

Frequency: 433.92 MHz

Size: 61x30x9mm

Wght : 20g

For display cases, vases, statues

Real-time alarm information

Security for individual art objects, display cases & warders

Need to also protect items in storage & transit

Cost of physical, labour-intensive audits

“Knock” damage to artworks

Hardwired sensors restrict display layout

Politics of public sector in the arts

Museums & Galleries – ISIS Aspects ARTS™

Wireless detectors with several compact form factorsthat are easily affixed to, or linked to monitored artworks

433 MHz offers excellent penetration through most materials inside buildings

Indoor read-range up to 70m Encoded Transmissions (Site Code, unique ID, State,

Alarm, Age, etc) every 30 seconds Tag internal sensors alarm on Tamper and Movement Variable movement sensitivities from the supplier Battery life of 5 - 7 years depending on use

Lithium-ion Low energy consumption

Ultrasonically sealed to prevent any leakage that might damage artworks

“Active” RFID Tags (Detectors)

Slimline Art

Preferred attachement positions

86 x 54 x 5mm

Tag for Paintings, Tapestries, Furniture, other objects

Domino Tag

Domino Tag can be hidden internally or used visibly. The small external antenna is protected inside the case and offers the best radio propagation for use in and around metal. The tag detects shock and door open/close events.

for Display Cases and Small Objects

Readers can be located behind walls, hidden above moulding, or above ceilings, or in technical spaces.

Protective reader boxes can be supplied.

Reader Installation

Often located above ceilings

Readers, boxesand antennas can be easily hidden and

camouflaged

OEM tag - (86mm x 54mm x 5mm) – 15g

A domino tag out of its housing and without motion sensor

Offers the ability to switch 3rd party sensors to wireless

Connects to outputs from devices such as PIR, pressure-

sensing, infra-red scanners, proximity/volumetric sensors,

motion CCTV, plunger switches, magnetic contacts …

Transmits immediate alarms

Transmits supervision/presence every 30 seconds

Battery life : 3-5 years

I/O Tag

Passive Infrared Detector Volumetric or Corridor

Dual-tech (PIR & Microwave) wireless PIR for room

Dual-tech (PIR & Microwave)Hard-wired Curtain PIR - 3º

Custom, pressure-sensing plinths

Different finishes & sizes available

piezo-electric pressure-sensing feet

sensitive to weight changes as low as 10g

useful for single or groups of objects

Pressure-sensing pad systems

Proximity alarms

Invisible cocoon radiates from metal objects Requires local power source and “ground” Outputs to wireless ISIS IO tag

Laser scanners

Anti-touch

system

Field of detection

programmable via

software

Millimeter

accurate

Invisible curtain

Integrates with

ISIS wireless IO tag

Day Night

Portable tag with panic button to trigger alerts

at Guard Room PC

Key Fob Shape

(87mm x 38mm x 11mm) - 35g

Range: 30m

Transmits every 1.5 seconds for guard tracking

Battery Life : 4 Years

Panic or Duress Tag

Click on the graphic for more detailed information.

Alarms for: Tamper

Movement

Personal Duress

Offline Reader

3rd Party DeviceAlarms

T-RH Alarms

Alerts for: Missing

objects/tags

Low batteries

Current Alarm window always open & on top

• Detailed, colour-coded alarms events & “suggested action”• Pre-programmable Report Responses

AspectsARTS™ Alarms

How is an alarm presented on the security control room PC?

Artwork image

Location image

Event Report

Suggested Action

Artwork information

Event timings

Reader information & map

Alarm data transmitted to

pagers or security radios

Zonal tracking function

Alarms

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Victoria & Albert Museum, UK London. Greatest museum of art & design in the world - over 2m objects in the collection.

The National Gallery, UK London. Houses one of the greatest collections of Western European paintings in the world.

The Wallace Collection, UK London. Home to one of Europe’s finest collections of works of art, paintings, furniture, arms & armor and porcelain.

Historic Royal Palaces, UK London. 5 historic royal palaces owned by the Queen. Houses some of the Royal Collection.

Royal Academy of Arts, UK London. Venue for major international exhibitions. First

institution in the UK devoted solely to promoting visual arts.

The Courtauld Gallery, UK London. Impressionist & Post-Impressionist paintings. Michelangelo, Leonardo, Canaletto, Van Gogh & Picasso.

The Queen’s House, UK London. Houses the National Maritime Museum’s paintings collection – Gainsborough, Hogarth, Reynolds.

The British Museum, UK London. World class museum with collections spanning centuries and covering all corners of the world.

Hermitage, Netherlands Amsterdam. New satellite museum opens April 2009. Art from the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia.

The State Hermitage Museum, Russia St. Petersburg. Collection of Russian Emperors. 3m objects including paintings, sculptures and treasures.

Some ISIS Clients

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Some ISIS Clients

Van Gogh Museum, Netherlands World’s largest collection of paintings by Vincent Van Gogh, as well as contemporary artists such as Toulouse Lautrec & Paul Gaugin.

Rijksmuseum, Netherlands Amsterdam. National museum of the Netherlands.

Galeries Nationales, France Historic venue in Paris for major international exhibitions.

Musée du quai Branly, France Paris. The arts of Oceania, Africa, Asia & the Americas.

National Gallery of Art, USA Washington. Houses major collections gifted by the likes of Andrew Mellon

The Getty Center, USA Los Angeles. Collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum – pre-20c European paintings, manuscripts, drawings & sculptures.

Museum of Modern Art, USA New York. Dedicated to being the foremost museum of modern art in the world. 150,000 paintings, drawings, sculptures, etc.

Museum of Fine Art, USA Boston. Collection encompasses 450,000 works of art.

Art Gallery of Ontario, Canada Toronto. One of largest museums in N. America. 68,000 works spanning from 100 AD to present day.

Museum of Islamic Art, Qatar Doha.New I.M. Pei building housing artworks from the 7th – 19th century. Manuscripts, ceramics, glass, textiles & precious stones.