Technology Day Bank

Brussels, 30 April, 2010

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Agenda

Agenda

12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner

13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager

13.45—14.15 : Access Control Solutions for Banks

14.15—14.45 : Electronic Security Solutions for Banks

14.45—15:00 : Coffee

15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for Banks

15.30—16.00 : Cash Automation Solutions for Banks

16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops

Introduction Gunnebo – the Solution Provider

Frederik De Broyer – General Manager

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Solutions to Secure the Building and Protect People & Assets

The types of protection for high risk buildings changes with technology and

new product development, but the application needs have remained the same with the demands to provide security

Securing the ‘Building Envelope’ demands the requirements for:

•Buying time

•Securing the entrance

•Controlling the passage

•Protecting people and assets

•Maintaining command and control

•Preserving security and safety

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The risk is relative, the change is in development and technology

Private or public sites where staff and goods need to be protected by preventing unauthorised entry and violent attacks, Gunnebo is developing for the demands of today, new security products and solutions.

New developments in technology today increase the protection levels and security options available

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High risk sites need secure and controlled access

Improve the security for high-risk sectors Regulate the flow of people and vehicles Control retail Outlets

Enhance the protection against theft Reduce the risk of sabotage/terrorism Enhance the passenger experience

Securing the Perimeter Envelope

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Securing Inside the Envelope

Entrance windows, doors, single person detection, biometrics

Cash, valuables and data protection

Electronic access control and CCTV

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Assets Security examples from the Product Portfolio

Automated safe deposit lockers:SafeStore Auto

Vaults and vault doors

Cash Handling

Access Control

Traditional safe deposit lockers

Electronic SecuritySafes

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Samples From The Product Portfolio

SafePay™: System for closed and recycling cash handling

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Samples From The Product Portfolio

Centralisation

Process

CCTV

Video

Access

Control

Interphonie

Intrusion

TelesurveillanceTechnical

Management

Transmission

IP,ISDN,PSTN

Safes

Management

Electronic Security

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Samples From The Product Portfolio

ImmSec and BoardSec for efficient identi-fication and boarding of aeroplanes

High-security tested products for anti-terrorist protection: Hydraulic bollards, road blockers, high-security barrier and truck stopper

Solutions for entrance control

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Agenda

Agenda

12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner

13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager

13.45—14.15 : Access Control Solutions for Banks

14.15—14.45 : Electronic Security Solutions for Banks

14.45—15:00 : Coffee

15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for Banks

15.30—16.00 : Cash Automation Solutions for Banks

16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops

Access Control Solutions for Banks

MP Maussang – Jean-Daniel Gross

Competence Centre Entrance Control

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Airports

Banking Public Entities

Power Production

Transport & Logistics

Law Enforcement & Prisons

RetailPublic

Transport

Leisure & Entertainment

Education

Hospitals & Healthcare

Office Buildings

Industry & Research

Turnstiles Interlocks & Automation

Performance Doors, Windows & Partitions

Airport Mass Transit Systems

VehicleEntrance Control

Broad Offering for a Wide Range of Applications

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Products to Highest Standards

Certified Products to Highest International Standards

Resistant up to DOSK12 and PAS68 50 mph ram speed

Resistant to Ballistic, Blast and Manual Attack according to EN standards

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Risks Identification

Main Risks Elementary Risks

Imprudence

Leak of information

Espionage

Blackmail

Thefts without violence

Fare evasion

Inventory shortage

Thievery without breaking

IT systems infiltration

Burglary

Thefts under duress Attacks, holdups

Hostage taking

Threats

Vandalism

Sabotage

Terrorist attacks

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Why the Need for Entrance Control

Increase security of the premises

Control access of people

Restrict access

Prevent unauthorised passage

Record passages

Regulate throughput-filter

Minimise crowd effects

Reduce man power–Costs

Increase automation

Improve efficiency

Track events and maintain a data base

Collect fares

Securing the building envelope and control on the movement of personnel

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Gunnebo Products and Solutions for Unauthorised Entry

Compound or facility access control

Control perimeters, fences, bollards, anti-ram barriers and gates

Traffic control, remote controlled gates, anti-ram hydraulic drop arms, automated barriers, parking control systems

Forced entry, ballistic resistant doors, windows, walls and roofs

Locking and detection systems

Perimeter intrusion detection systems

Alarms

CCTV and video surveillance technology

Detection devices, motion, acoustic, beam, infrared, vision

Personnel identification systems

Access control, biometrics, ID cards

Credential management

Tailgating policies, credential systems

Protection of information and data and assets

Protection shielding

Safes, data protection, vaults and strong rooms

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Vehicle Access Products

Swing GatesSliding Gates

BarriersTurnstiles

Bi folding gates

Quick folding gates

Traffic Bollards

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Product, Application Solutions, Benefits

NEW PRODUCT

Quick Folding Gate

Fast opening

Combines a gate AND a barrier

Ideal for sluice with antiterrorist products

Parking places

Stock Areas

Logistic areas

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High Security Antiterrorist Vehicle Solutions

Barrier lift system

Road Block

Wedge

DOS K 12

PAS 68 50 mph

DOS K 12

PAS 68 50 mph

DOS K4 – DOS K 12

PAS 68 50 mph

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High Security Antiterrorist Vehicle Solutions

Bollard

Slinding Gate

Truckstopper

DOS K 12, L 2 – DOS K 4

PAS 68 40 mph, PAS 68 50 mph

DOS K 12

PAS 68 50 mph

Tyre Killer Not crash tested

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Certification

• There are two international established test certificatesthat are mandatory for highsecurity products, DOS andPAS68

• These crash tests must becarried out in real-lifeconditions and have different performance levels

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Available from 2.00 to 4.00m

Blocking height: 1200mm, alt, 1000 mm

Certification DOS K12 – PAS 68

Designed for continuous operation

Short operation time

Shallow foundations

Low maintenance costs

Military sites

Governmental sites

Prisons

Power plants

Harbours

Airports

Wedge Barrier K12

Product, Application Solutions, Benefits

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Bollards

Height: 900 mm , altern. 1.100 mm

Certification: - DOS K4 and PAS 68:K8

- DOS/DOD K12, L2 and

PAS 68:K12

Multiple installation for road width up to 4 m

Fine visual appearance

Low maintenance costs

Governmental sites

Prisons

Harbours

Power plants

Airports

Product, Application Solutions, Benefits

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• Crash test of a Bollard K12 made in the U.S.• Test standard DOS K12

Product, Application Solutions, Benefits

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Barrier Lift System (BLS)

- Blocking width up to 10 m

- Blocking height: 1.100 mm

- Certifications: DOS K4 and K12

- Immediate blocking of the whole

- width

- Low maintenance costs

- Air bases

- Prisons

Product, Application Solutions, Benefits

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Truck Stopper

Passage width: 3,0 m to 5,50 m

Height: bottom 1,20 m + panel for height up to 3,00 m

Certification DOS K12 and PAS 68:K12 (up to 4,00 m)

Blocking height: 1200mm, if requested up to 3000mm with an additional top gate panel

Sliding gate without ground track in the passage

Flat foundation of only 300 mm

Low maintenance costs

Movement time: 0.5m/s, optional 1.0 m/s (outside of central Europe)

Governmental sites

Harbours

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Product, Application Solutions, Benefits

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PRODUCTS, KEY BENEFITS, APPLICATIONS

Tyre Killer

Blocking width 2.00 – 6.00m

Blocking height: 450mm

No defined impact load, no certification

Short operation time

Shallow foundations 500 mm

Dissuasive design

Quick installation

Low maintenance costs

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Introduction to Entrance Control

Gunnebo is recognised as the world leader in the Design, Manufacture and Supply of Entrance Control Solutions.

Our products Regulate, Control and Protect people by means of providing a secure envelope to a building i.e. access/egress gates, doors, booths and single person passage detection systemsWe can also maintain the security and integrity of personal within a building by providing anti-break through, bullet resistant or blast resistant doors and windows.

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Gunnebo Product and Solution Concept

Regulate

Protect

Guard

Restrict

Control Total passage control

Restriction of access

Guarding of cash and assets

Protection of personnel and assets

Regulating flow of passage

Application Areas:

AirportsFerry PortsRailway TerminalsDefenseLaw EnforcementPrisonsDatacentersBanksCash centresGovernmentEmbassiesPetrochemicalSecurity PrintersTelecommunicationsPharmaceutical

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Gunnebo Entrance Control Products and Solutions

Turnstile– Point of Sale

– Tripod turnstile

– Entrance Gates

– Speed Gates

– Full Height Turnstile

– Security Revolving Door

Interlocks and Automation– Security Air Locks

– Security Portals

– Semi Portals

– Detection Systems

– Electric Locks

– Automatic Doors

Performance Doors, Windows and Partitions

– Aluminium, Steel and Wooden Doors

– Sliding Windows

– Security Walling Systems

– Counters and Screens

– Security Document Transfer

Security Level

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Resistant to:

Manual Attack,

Blast,

Ballistic,

Fire...

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Turnstiles

Point of Sale Tripod Turnstiles Entrance Gates

Full Height Turnstiles Security Revolving DoorsSpeed Gates

Security Level

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Automation

Automatic Doors – SliSec

Single-Passage DetectionUniRitz II

Electric Locks – SeRitz

Security Level

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Security Portals and Interlocks with single passage control

HiSec

– EN356 - P7B glazing

– EN1063 - BR3 or BR4NS

– Single person detection (weight sensing)

Options

– 600 or 900mm walkway

– Metal detection

– SEAP L2 grade option (UK)

CompactSave

– EN1627 – Cl.2 /P5A glazing

– EN1063 - BR5

– Single person detection (IR beams UniRitz II andoptional contact mat)

Options

– 800, 900, 1000 or 1200 walkway widths

– Outer door leaf fire resistance

– Can be fitted to existing doorways to

create an airlock

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Steel Doors

Citadel / Sentinel / Stalwart

Aluminium Doors

P60 / P80

Wooden Doors

StaffLine

Aluminium Sliding Doors

SliRitz

Performance Doors, Windows & Partitions

Security Level

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Physical Security Standards Anti-Breakthrough Resistance

EN1627: Resistance to manual burglary is tested by carrying out an attack using 6 additional tools :

The test consists in forming a body size hole measuring 250 x 400mm in a given time (between 3 and 20 minutes)

The stopwatch is reset for each element of the door unit put to the test

Class 2(manual)

3’

Class 3(manual)

5’

Class 5(electrical)

15’

Class 4(manual + drill)

10’

Class 6(electrical)

20’

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Protection of the Building and Personnel

Bullet-proof standards are to the European classification EN 1522 and EN 1063 for glazing

The ammunition and weapons used are put into 8 levels of resistance for door units (from FB1 to FB7 + FSG)

FB3357 mag.

FB444 mag.

FB55,56

FB67,62

FSG

cal. 12FB7

7,62 perfo

EN 1522 and EN 1063

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Airport & Mass Transit Systems

Boarding Gates – BoardSec Immigration Gates – ImmSec Anti-Return Gates – PasSec

Tripod Turnstiles Mass Transit Bi-Parting Gates Mass Transit Full-Panel Gates Mass Transit

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Entrance Control Interface with any Access Control Equipment

Our business,your solutions

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Application of ID Technologies in Entrance Control Integration

Entrance Control gates and portal for every application involving tickets, access control, time and attendance, full integrated commands for central station security control

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Agenda

Agenda

12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner

13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager

13.45—14.15 : Access Control Solutions for Banks

14.15—14.45 : Electronic Security Solutions for Banks

14.45—15:00 : Coffee

15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for Banks

15.30—16.00 : Cash Automation Solutions for Banks

16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops

Electronic Security Solutions for Banks

Dominique Auvray

Competence Centre Entrance Control

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High Security Electronic Lock GSL1000

Supervision System

Security Management

CCTV

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Composite housing in contemporary design

High resistant silicon keypad with backlight

Large LCD display with Icon based logic

Multi-tune beeper confirms commands

Biometric reader is an optional feature

Battery accessable from the outside

USB connector for advanced communication

EN 1300 and certified in Grade B and C

GSL 1000 Input Unit – User friendly innovation

Systm. ComponentsKey Features Operation Appl. BenefitsOur OfferIntroduction

GSL 1000

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Additional locking devise can easily be fitted for

additional security or flexibility

External power source – the locks own internal

batteries can be supported with an external power

supply

USB key for easy retrieval of audit trails and

implementation of lock configuration*

Extensions and additional equipment

Systm. ComponentsKey Features Operation Appl. BenefitsOur OfferIntroduction

GSL 1000

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Appl. BenefitsSystm. Components Key Features OperationOur OfferIntroduction

GSL 1000

Benefits:

Secure and authorised access with schedules,

time delays and dual custody/4 eyes

Efficient administration provided by easy

handling of users and user administration

Easy adaptable to different safes and equipment

Cost effective and secure cash handling

procedures with One Time Code and Procecode®

Central monitoring and Route planning with

monitoring interface capabilities and IP Software

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SMI Server, The integrated security system

AccessControl

ExternalInterfaces

CCTV

Intrusion

Monitoring

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Readers to use the best technology

GUNNEBO readers- MSPASS & Smart (Mifare®)

mPASS S

mPASS E

Smart S

Smart E

Smart K(Reader & Keyboard)

MSPASS

Others readers & technologies – Biometry, 125 KHz, Mifare®, Legic®, …

To adapt the technology with the needs

To adapt the software with the site existing technology

AccessControl

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Standalone cylinders

No specific installation,

No wiring,

The power is supplied by an internal battery,

The keys are Mifare®cards

Implementation easy and fast

AccessControl

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Users management

To define simply et effectively the access rights

To localize and identify card holder

Multi Cards

Multi Families

Priority access rights

Definition of essential information

Localization

Printing process

AccessControl

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CCTV integration

To simplify the exploitation

SMI Server

CCTV system

Ethernet TCP/IP network

DVR

Analog or IP Camera

IP Camera

Integration of CCTV systems: Omnicast Genetec

Samsung (SHR)

VISIOCAST

CCTV

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To View in real time and in delayed time

To have a general view of the site in real time and at a later date

CCTV integration Real time view

Event verification

Automatic switch

Synchronization of video flow from the recordings

CCTV

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To monitor other equipments

Only one GUI

FireInformation

TechnicalInformation

« External hardware interface »

Visible on maps,

Alarms and

acknowledgment,

Event log,

Output activation

(action codes),

…

IntrusionInformation

SMI Server

Informationto

monitor

ExternalInterfaces

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To share the users and cards

Only one card for all the applications

Automatic updates of all the systems

SQL Interface 2

To open the users & cards database.

SMI Server

Time & attendance

Restaurant

HumanResources Money

Biometric

ExternalInterfaces

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To Visualize, Check, Command

To have a general view, to exploit easily and quickly

To master and check the site

To Visualize Alarms

Fire

Intrusion

Video

…

To Command Outputs,

Accesses,

…

Monitoring

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Environment

2 SVGA, 1 HDMI outputs , up to 10 analog monitors

I/O ModulsAnalog Cameras

IP Network

IP Server

IP Camera

Remote ControlKeypad / Joystick

PSU

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Advanced video analysis: Camera self-monitoring

Unfocusing Disorientation

MaskingLoss of video signal

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Advanced video analysis : Access flow management

Data Export External analysis« Counting »

Wrong direction alarm

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Advanced video analysis : Object detection

Analysis A Unattendent object

Analysis B Missing object

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Crowd detection

Crowd detection is used to generate an alert when a crowd of people

gathers in a specified area and exceeds the defined threshold.

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E-Map

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Quick search / Instant playback

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Quick search / Object index

Easy location to a desired event and instant playback by double-clicking on the image frame.

Direct access to the most recent 50 events

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Advanced search_3

Advanced search with video analysis

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Remote management

IP Network

Management via

Internet Explorer

Software suite for remote control

Virtual Matrix

Configuration, Live View, Search, Backups,

Maintenance

Monitoring station

Smart phones

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Center V2 Pro : Live view on alarm

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Center V2 Pro : Pre event in attached files

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VisioCast Range

VisioCast First : 4 channels 100 fps in D1

VisioCast 8/16 Classic : 100 fps (CIF), 50 fps (D1)

VisioCast 16 Ultra : 200 fps (CIF), 50 fps (D1)

VisioCast 32 Ultra : 400 fps (CIF), 100 fps (D1)

VisioCast 16 Real Time : 400 fps (CIF), 100 fps (D1)

VisioCast 32 Real Time : 800 fps (CIF), 200 fps (D1)

VisioCast 8 Full D1 : 200 fps (D1)

VisioCast 16 Full D1 : 400 fps (D1)

VisioCast 4/8/12/16/32 IP

Resolution : CIF (380 x 288 pixels) D1 (720 x 576 pixels)

March 2010

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Video

Intercom

Listen

Asservissements

Transmission

IP,ISDN,PSTN

Technical

supervision

Safe

Management

Access

control

Intrusion

Security automat SecurWave®

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Solutions pour la banqueNew terminal WavePad

Easy to use

One terminal for all operations

high secure authentication

set/unset of zones

safe management

host committee

shortcuts

customization

Mifare® reader integrated (option)

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Access control module

One card for all functions access control

alarm activation and validation

management “on demand” functions

Full interlocking doors system management

Access one time limitation management

Multi technologies from magnetic stripes to biometric readers (proximity card, 125KHz, MSPASS,

Biometry, Mifare®, …).

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Safes module – Interoperate with functions of SecurWave

Safes management through the WavePad terminal Opening, closing and confirmation management

Delayed opening depending of user or condition

Interoperate with access, users

Remote opening or confirmation

All states from the lock and the safe (open/close/break/seismic)

Safes functions are processed with a dedicated automat to create “on demand” adaptations for customers.

Bus

périphérique

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A graphical and normalized language allow you …

A new “graphical approach” to programming allows the installer when it’s imperative to :

Validate – the customer specifications

Build – a specific need directly on the SecurInstaller GUI

Simplify – test “step” with a pre-validation before the installation

Modify – the reading is graphic and easier !

Re use and share macro functions .

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SecurWave is fully remotely manageable

Decreasing of local intervention with:

a full remote management with credential check

Limitation of rights for remote diagnostics

Reading remotely the full logs events

Fine state of transmission with measurement of each transmission

Check of installation with a document to certified the full validation

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SecurManager

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SecurWave, for Banking

Remote Surveillance

Hotline

Support

Security

Manager

DatabaseServer

WebServer (IIS)

Webbrowser

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SDK « Plugin »

The plugin concept allows following services :

access to the SecurManager database

access to commands (zone/sensors/…) with webservices

multi language support

SecurManager credentials specialisation for plugins

easy registration of specifics plugins

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Statistics on alarms during a period

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Example of plugin “version controller”

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SecurManager

CIT Bank

Installer Remote Monitoring

Security

Database

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Agenda

Agenda

12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner

13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager

13.45—14.15 : Access Control Solutions for Banks

14.15—14.45 : Electronic Solutions for Banks

14.45—15:00 : Coffee

15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for Banks

15.30—16.00 : Cash Automation Solutions for Banks

16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops

Secure Storage Solutions for Banks

Gunnebo Belgium seminar - April 2010

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Secure storage

Secure storage : products or solutions geared to secure valuable

against various identified risks such as:

Robbery

Fire

Explosion

Bullet

Gunnebo as a company, can provide such solutions, covering one or

more of the above risks. Products and solutions are sold under the

following brands:

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EN standards relevant to Secure StorageEuropean standards review

reference Standard Issued Last rev.

EN 1143-1 Safes and strong rooms 1997

EN 1143-1 Amendment 1/ATM safesAmendment 2/ATM core drill resistancestrong rooms(Amendment 3/gas resistant safes)

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(2010)

20052007

EN 1143-2 Deposit systems 2001 2009

EN 14450 Security cabinets (small safes) 2005

EN 1047-1 Fire resisting data cabinets 1996 2005

EN 1047-2 Fire resisting data rooms & containers 1999 2009

PrEN15569 Light fire storage unit 2007

EN(V)1300 High security locks 1999 2004

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Geared to Bank solutions

Solutions for customers-

restricted area

- Robot locker (Safestore

Auto)

- Traditional vault rooms

- Assembled safe

Solution for

customers area

- Deposits

(Safebags)

Solutions for office (archives):

- Fire proof cabinets

- Security cabinets

Solutions for CIT/back office area:

-Transfer safes

- Safes

- Security doors

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Security door: a way to secure CIT/technical area

Main characteristics

Steel doors

Burglary & hold up protection

Options:

Ballistic protection

Mechanical or electrical locking

Emergency opening function with automatic reset

Ram raid protection

Ram raid protection

Automatic reset

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New products from Gunnebo: safes

Certified

EN 1143-1

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SafeBag products that can provide solutions

RSB30

ADX-NADX-C

MI6

SB500

ADX-H (basic)

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Trend

DESK

Safee

Secure area

Public area

All cash is handled by branch employees

NS

ATM

Same Day crediting at NS

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Schematic Process Overview

Client

cash

BankEmployee

Bank System

cash

info

Cash transport

info

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Schematic Process Overview

ClientBank

Employee

Bank System

info

cashcash

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Cash transport

Machine(Function)

cash

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The effect of Online Connection

DESK

Safee

Secure area

Public area

All cash is handled by branch employees

NS

Cash is not handled by branch employees

ATM

Same Day crediting at NS

Cashless Shops

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Online Connection

ClientBank

Employee

Bank System

info

cashcash

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Cash transport

Machine(Function)

cash

info

• With advanced functions, the Bank employee is not needed

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Online Connection

ClientBank System

cashcash

info

Cash transport

Machine(Function)

info

•Sealbag deposit machines can now be installed outside the regular bank branches, even at retailers where the bank controls and the CIT services.

Internet

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Some Products

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Physical SafeBag Product Matrix

indoor outdoor

mechanical motorised mechanical motorised

Uncertified DFX/RDS ADX (MI5) RSB30

Certified EN1143-2 N SB200 SB500 MI5 MI6 (RSB30)

The complete sealbag deposit range

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Products

Value Issuing

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Value issuing at a cashless shop

Safee NS

ATM

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Value issuing solution

SafeBag CLX-N

•Access through card and pin pad

•The lower locker can be used for deposit

•Browser based software to operate

•Touch screen in the rear

•Valuables can be given out in a secure way

•Designed for banks to communicate with CIT

•Fits in the lobby concept where CIT does the service

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The added value of SafeBag

You : •can improve physical security•save money with an improved cash handling process•don’t need (or can save on) employees for this•can add security and control all transfer processes•can offer same day crediting to your clients•know about a non functioning machine before your client discovers it.•can outsource non core business.

•Cash handling•Servicing (Gunnebo Business?)•Monitoring (Gunnebo Business?)

•are able to offer the service where needed (shopping center)

Your clients •can deposit easy, fast and secure•can have their money on their account immediately•can let their employees do the deposit for them

Cash transport (CIT)•can pick up the money when needed•can register the transfer automatically•don’t need to do administration on site

SafeStore Auto

Emmanuel Harir-Forouch

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SafeStore Auto is an Automated self-service system for safedeposit lockers.

At this time, more than 500 robots work every day in theworld…

SafeStore Auto : Automation solution

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How SafeStore Auto could stick with the strategy of banks?

1. Proximity : Must be closer to the customer

2. Flexibility : Adjust the opening hours.

3. Focus on Core-business : « Transactions, the customer is to make»

4. Improvement in profitability : Reduce the costs, pooling services…

Smart to arrange in a

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ATM:Service withround-the

clock-access

New service for the client

Focus on more profitable business :Back Office optimized

More spacededicated to the

sales

Wider solution: Night & Day

deposit

Less/free staff dedicated to

SDL

Long-terminvestment

Space savemore than

50%

High reliability rate

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SafeStore Auto range

Ground floor installationLookers behind, above

or below the self-service terminal

Software interface: SafeControl

SafeStore A MaxiSafeStore A MidiSafeStore A Mini

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SafeControl, software for SafeStore Auto

Expands customer service

Optimize back office

Strenghtens security

Remote control or network setting up

SafeControl

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Height = 1 920 mm

Weight = 3 000 kg

Height= 2 650 mm

Weight = 4 000 kg

SafeStore Auto Mini :

1 9

20 2 6

50

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SafeStore Auto Mini & Midi : Setting up

According to the model maintenance access will bebehind or in front of.

Certification Class VII.

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SafeStore Auto Maxi : Setting up

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Installation of a SafeStore Auto Mini

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Installation of a SafeStore Auto Mini

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Mini version with adaptation for disabled people

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Some references in the world…

SBERBANKEtablished in 1841

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Agenda

Agenda

12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner

13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager

13.45—14.15 : Access Control Solutions for Banks

14.15—14.45 : Electronic Solutions for Banks

14.45—15:00 : Coffee

15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for Banks

15.30—16.00 : Cash Automation Solutions for Banks

16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops

Cash Automation Solutions for Banks

Frans de Wit

Competence Centre Cash Automation

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Bank Security & Cash Handling: Market ScopeN

ational Centr

al Banks Outsourcing

• Cash-handling• Focus core competence

Global Bank Security & Cash Handling

Reta

il B

anks

Process improvement

• Contol of Security•Cost effective cash handling• Service offer customer

CIT

, Cash in T

ransit C

o’s Strong Growth

• Consolidation of Cashlogistics• Expand service offering

Reta

il S

tore

s

Cash handling

• Cost efficiency•Cash Management

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Security product scope

Service

Cash Automation

Secure Storage

Entrance Control

Electronic Security

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A Cash handling concept for Retail & CIT

Retailer

Consumer

.

SafePay SCL

SafePay CTU

Back office

Server

Gunnebo

Front office

SafePay Station

SafeCoin C/R

Coin handling

SafeCash

Retail Deposit

SafeCash

Retail Station

Back office

CIT

Front office – Self service

SafePay NR + CR

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Front- or back-office, all monitored via the same platform

Internet

Retail Chain A Retail Chain B

Data Center

Back-up serverSPC server

DB server

Product independent

HQ Retail CIT GunneboBank

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Bank Security & Cash handling: The concept

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Cash handling for Banks, CIT & Customer

Notes

Coins

Valuables

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The possible processes

Notes

Coins

Valuables

In Out In/Out or

Recycling

In Out In/Out or

Recycling

In Out In/Out or

Recycling

Combinations – Multi functional

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The self-service cash handling solutions

Notes

Coins

Valuables

CustomerCIT

SafeCash R4 SafeCash R4 SafeCash xxx

SafeCoin C SafeCoin D SafeCoin xxx

SafeBag / SafeStore SafeBag / SafeStore SafeBag / SafeStore

Monitoring solutions

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SafeCash R4

24/7 True self-service note handling machine

Freestanding frontload, Through the wall rearload

Capacity of 12.500 notes sorted in 5 cassettes (Art 6 + fit)

Ink protection of cassettes possible

Off-line & on-line possibilities

Notes are safely stored in safe (Grade III, IV)

Article 6 compliant by ECB

Advance monitoring solutions

6 possible operation modes with one machine:

Cash In

Cash Out

Cash In/Out

Cash Recycling

Cash Exchange

Multi currency

Multi functional sidecars:

Coin deposit

Coin Recycling

Envelop deposit

Coin roll dispensing

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SafeCoin D

24/7 self-service exchange/dispense machine

Available Through The Wall (TTW) or Freestanding (FS)

Exchange and dispense cash for cash

Notes & Coins for

Coin rolls, Notes & Coins

On-line possibilities via POS

Extensive fee table possibilities

Advanced monitoring solutionsD900

Able to dispense both coin rolls & sachets

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SafeControl Monitoring

A single web-based portal connecting you to an entire network of self-service machines.

Products connected:

SafeCash

SafeCoin

SafeBag

SafeLock

Others..

A small summary of functionalities available:

Dedicated rights for each user

Status on machines and content

Audit trail

Management info & statistics

Remote control & uploading of software

….

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Example

SafePay™Secure cash handling solution

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You can’t get rid of cash, but what about yourcash handling problems?

Security

Ensure that cash is not exposed in store

Internal shrinkage

No cash differences

Reduce handling costs

Close back office, reduce admin, improved control

Customer focus

More customer facing time

Outsource cash handling

Buy cash handling as service from CIT

No fees

Direct payment

Customer demand

Robbery and theft

Manual administration

Cash differences

Problems with Cash

Benefits of Cash

Cash handling Goals

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Completely Closed Solution

SafePay™ Control

Web based reporting and

reconciliation

DU / IDU / SDU

Protected transport

cassettes

INK

SafePay™ SCL

Transfer Unit

SafePay™ CTU

Transfer Unit

SafePay™ NR

Note Recycler

SafePay™ CR

Coin Recycler

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LARGE CHECKOUT LINES

Flexible Shop Concepts

SELF CHECKOUT SOLUTIONS

DUAL CHECKOUTS

RESTAURANT SEPARATED SCANNING AND PAYMENT

RETURNS

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Completely closed check-out

multi-currency

support

Ink

protection

CUSTOMER PAYMENT CASHIER REFILLING

AND MAINTENANCE

Controlled

refillingClosed during

refilling, emptying

or maintenance

Supports

CashBack

Authenticity

control

Simple

to use

Closed and

Controlled

END-OF-DAY AND

TRANSPORT

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Completeley Closed Back Office

INK PROTECTED CASSETTE

AUTOMATICALLY DEPOSITED

CIT PICKS UP STANDARD

DFORMAT SECURITY CASE

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Completeley Closed CIT Transport

Clear division of responsibility

Pickups without access to store

No involvement of store personnel

Adapted to CIT infrastructure

Ink and security required for CIT

use

High reliability

SECURITY CASE DOCKED DIRECTLY

TO IN CAR RACKING SYSTEM

BENEFITS OF SAFEPAY™ SCL

CONCEPT

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SafePay™ Control

Refilling and purchase planning

Information to optimize routines

Open platform for external services CIT

BANK

Live monitoring and status

End-of day and cash control

Security monitoring

SafePay™ Control

BANK SERVICE CIT

STORE 1 STORE 2 STORE 3

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Benefits from closed cash handling

Cost reduction

CASH

ADMINISTRATION

CIT

CASH FLOW

Store Environment Security

WORK

ENVIRONMENT

CUSTOMER

EXPERIENCE

ROBBERY

PROTECTION

LOSS PREVENTION

ALTERNATE SECURITY INVESTMENTS

SHOP

CONCEPT

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Which solution is right for me?

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Cash Handling Staircase

Cash handling process

Investm

en

t

SafeCash

Retail Deposit

End of Day Counting

Pickup on Demand

Direct Credit

SafeCash

Retail Station

Preparation of till

Delivery on demand

Automatic reconciliation

SafePay™

Security

No manual cash handling

No cash responsibility

Staff flexibility

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Relative Benefits

Deposit

Low investment

Small change for staff

Easy to understand

Fits standard CIT offer

Retail Station

No POS integration

No impact on sales area

Replacesstandard safe

Fits new CIT offer

SafePay™

Fully closed cash handling

Front office loss prevention

Modular solution

Unique offer

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Front- or back-office, all monitored via the same platform

Internet

Retail Chain A Retail Chain B

Gunnebo data center

Back-up serverSPC server

DB server

Product independent

HQ Retail CIT GunneboBank

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Agenda

Agenda

09.00—09.30 : BreakFast

09.30—09.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager

09.45—10.15 : Electronic Solutions for Banks

10.15—10.45 : Cash Automation Solutions for Banks

10.45—11:00 : Coffee

11.00—11.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for Banks

11.30—12.00 : Cash Automation for Banks

12.00— 13.00 : Technology Workshops

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Agenda

Agenda

12.30—13.30 : Walking Dinner

13.30—13.45 : Welcome Word by the General Manager

13.45—14.15 : Access Control Solutions for Banks

14.15—14.45 : Electronic Solutions for Banks

14.45—15:00 : Coffee

15.00—15.30 : Secure Storage Solutions for Banks

15.30—16.00 : Cash Automation Solutions for Banks

16.00— 18.00 : Technology Workshops

Workshop Organization

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Workshops

Company Name 2 Workshop 1 Workshop 2 Workshop 3 Workshop 4 Workshop 5 Workshop 6 Workshop 7 sales2

ING Mijnheer Vivian OP SSA EC ES SS Serv CA BBE

ING Mijnheer Stevens OP SSA EC ES SS Serv CA BBE

KBC Mijnheer Schoeters ES SS Serv CA OP SSA EC DBA

KBC Mijnheer De Boeck ES SS Serv CA OP SSA EC DBA

KBC Mijnheer De Laet ES SS Serv CA OP SSA EC DBA

KBC Mijnheer Van Der Weken ES SS Serv CA OP SSA EC DBA

KBC Mijnheer Dejonckheere ES SS Serv CA OP SSA EC DBA

Keytrade Bank Mijnheer Depaepe Serv CA OP SSA EC ES SS RVA

Keytrade Bank Mijnheer Penne Serv CA OP SSA EC ES SS RVA

Deutsche Bank Mijnheer Jos Potargent Serv CA OP SSA EC ES SS RVA

Further Information on : www.gunnebo.be