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7 IT-SECURITY Dataprotection Networks belonging to companies and public authorities include numerous weak points, for example: internet connections, VPN (Virtual Private Network) connections to branches using public networks and now more and more remote access solutions over which mobile users or home office staff can access internal systems. IT security systems need to be applied to these critical points so that they are not vulnerable. In large networks a high level of protection is only achieved by central management of security systems. So today central management of firewalls, VPN and mobile security solutions is more important than ever. The flood of information about possible security solutions for a company’s IT area is not easy to evaluate to find suitable solutions to every problem. IT security with legal and acceptance problems? How essential IT security is implemented is still on trial, and faced with the facts on global espionage by secret services and other states, seems to need reorganising. At the moment experts see the IT and communications market generally as difficult. The customer wants security for his data – that refers to private data just as much as pubic and commercial fields. Legitimisation of data disclosure can only be a side issue. Particularly so-called ‘legitimate surveillance’ hovers like a Damocles sword over the restrained and legally deployed IT security. How fast product safety labels can become obsolete. And it’s all the clearer how important it is to protect these infrastructures. The question remains as to who it is that public legal institutions need to protect themselves against. And is court-order supported surveillance and the resulting co-operation with the ISP (Internet Service Provider) the telecommunications operator or the network provider really the only way to monitor the data belonging to criminals? Because can this kind of well documented, legally-based, clearly monitorable process not also be circumvented? It is all the more important to consider at what level data security has to be implemented and what duties of care data centre operators will have to comply with. [ML] 56 EURO SECURITY Critical Infrastructure II/14
AUTHENTICATE PHYSICAL IDENTITIES, AUTOMATE PHYSICAL ACCESS, ACHIEVE AUDIT & COMPLIANCE 24/7 AUTOMATES PROCESSES AND POLICIES FOR ON-/OFF-BOARDING SYNCHRONIZES CHANGES WITH LOGICAL SYSTEMS AUTOMATES PROCESSES AND POLICIES FOR BADGING CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT FOR LOGICAL IDENTITIES AUTOMATES PROCESSES AND POLICIES FOR MANAGING VISITOR IDENTITIES INTEGRATES DISPARATE PHYSICAL SECURITY & ACCESS SYSTEMS PROVIDES EXECUTIVE-LEVEL REPORTING AND ANALYTICS CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT FOR PHYSICAL IDENTITIES AUTOMATES PROCESSES AND POLICIES FOR PHYSICAL ACCESS MANAGEMENT AUTOMATES PHYSICAL SECURITY COMPLIANCE AND AUDIT INITIATIVES WATCH LIST VERIFICATION PHYSICAL ACCESS PRIVILEGES BASED ON BACKGROUND-CHECK STATUS SELF-SERVICE ACCESS REQUEST AND APPROVALS PHYSICAL ACCESS PRIVILEGES BASED ON LOCATION PHYSICAL ACCESS PRIVILEGES BASED ON ROLE/LOCATION POLICY-BASED WORKFLOWS TRAINING STATUS & EXPIRATION CHECKS FULLY AUTOMATED ON-/OFF-BOARDING PROCESSES SECURITY COMPLIANCE AUDITS AREA OWNERSHIP AUDITS RESTRICTED AREA APPROVAL WORKFLOWS SAFE DATA MATCH AND RECONCILIATION SAFE PHYSICAL IDENTITY AND ACCESS MANAGER SAFE EVENT CORRELATION ENGINE SAFE CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION PORTAL SAFE ALARM ANALYTICS SAFE IDENTITY ANALYTICS SAFE VISITOR IDENTITY MANAGER SAFE SOFTWARE SUITE SAFE SECURITY REPORTER SAFE ATTESTATION AUDIT SAFE SELF SERVICE SAFE WEB BADGING SAFE COMPLIANCE REGULATOR SAFE DOCUMENT MANAGER SAFE INFRACTION MANAGER SAFE WATCH LIST MANAGER
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Page 9 and 10: Maximizing the potential of airport
Page 12 and 13: Panomera ensures enhanced security
Page 14: BorderControl New Automated Border
Page 20 and 21: Surveillance solutions for the publ
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Page 27 and 28: Airport Security Aéroports de Pari
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Page 42: Event Security Climate change confe
Page 45 and 46: Premier face recognition technology
Page 47 and 48: Crossmatch Application in Bank succ
Page 49 and 50: Refrigerant food distribution facil
Page 51 and 52: Fire detection “Thermal imaging c
Page 53 and 54: Chimney fires A chimney fire often
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Page 59 and 60: IT-Security Big business decisions
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