Presentation by Fiona Strens on the Public Security Market & Technologies

1. Public Security
Market & Technologies
Spring 2009

2. What is Public Security ?
Public Security is Public Security is
$350Bn
at the Heart of the convergence of
global market
Our Everyday several areas of
(Frost & Sullivan)
Lives public protection

3. Public Security Space
LOCAL DELIVERY
Emergency
Law
PROTECT
PURSUE
Planning &
Enforcement
Response
SOCIAL PERSONAL
STATE PUBLIC
Public
POLITICAL COMMUNAL
INTEREST INTEREST
Security
National PREVENT
PREPARE
Security & Public
Counter Safety
Terrorism
NATIONAL
DELIVERY

4. Public Security Landscape
Suppliers
Border
Policy-makers Port operators police/agencies
Technology providers
Special policing
& military Police
functions forces Innovators
Intelligence Transport
Regulators & agencies operators
standard-setters
Academics
Emergency
Law Venue
Planning &
Enforcement operators
Response SUPPLY
Critical
DEMAND Public
infrastructure
SIDE
Security
SIDE providers Citizens SHAPERS
Securing
SHAPERS
Everyday Lives
Investors
National
Health services & Everyday
Security & Public
Govt progs & hospitals businesses
Counter Safety
procurers
Terrorism Industry bodies
Utility
Emergency services
providers
(fire, ambulance
Govt funders
etc)
Think tanks National crisis Local & city
authorities authorities
Networks, advisers

5. Market characteristics
FROM TO
• Government led • Consumer led
• Nation focused • Citizen focused
• Protection of assets • Protection of people
• Fragmented • Convergent
• Diffuse technologies • Integrated technologies
• Big programmes • Open architectures
• Public funding • PPP funding

6. Technologies
Making our cityscapes, Picking up early signs of an
businesses and communities event unfolding
more resilient Drawing on surveillance,
Preparing to respond to citizen-reporting, available
different scenarios information
Planning &
Monitoring Detecting Responding
Protecting
Getting people quickly out of
Monitoring for all sorts of
danger & keeping others away
hazards & dangers
Communicating with the public
In plenty of time to act
Effective emergency response
Hardest in cities and crowded
& recovery
places

7. Technologies
Secure Architecture Early Warning
Physical Security Anomaly Spotting
Visualisation/Training Tracking
Planning &
Monitoring Detecting Responding
Protecting
Sensors & Cameras Crisis Management
ID Tech First Responder Tools
Crowd Analytics Personal Protection

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