How to make the analog to IP migration

March 18, 2010 - 1-2 PM EST

Louis A. Noriega, Chief, Information Systems, Miami-Dade County Seaport Department talks with Infinova and NICE Systems about their decision making process to migrate the port's security and surveillance system to IP technology. Many security managers today are facing the quetion should we migrate to IP? The simple answer is YES, but in a cost-managed way that extends the life of existing equipment. You and your colleagues know you'll migrate to IP but the challenge is in how to do it. Of course - how quickly, how far - all depends on your specifics. For most sites, this migration will take place gradually; and, during the process, analog and IP solutions will coexist, in some cases for many years to come.

The discussion presents a commonsense guide for chief security officers (CSOs), directors and consultants on how to reduce costs and extend the life of existing surveillance equipment when migrating from analog to IP surveillance. The panelists discuss a systematic approach that covers:

Determine what surveillance needs to do
Prioritize risks and vulnerabilities
Selecting a migration strategy and technology to fit those real-life needs

Speakers will participate in a live Q&A.

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