IT & Data Security Webcasts

Herman Cardenas - Chairman & Founder, NetStreams

Description: This session will examine the drawbacks and difficulties of working with traditional multi-room audio technology, and contrast those with the characteristics of an ideal audio distribution system. Looking at the technologies driving the convergence of home entertainment media and focus on TCP/IP as the protocol for realizing true convergence and flexible home distribution.

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Getting Ahead of the RFID Privacy Debate

Sponsored by the SIA CCTV Industry Group

Bill Newill - VP Sales & Marketing, Secura Key

Kathleen Carroll - Director of Government Relations, HID Global

Description: RFID: new passports require it - some states are attempting to ban the use of it. Join RFID experts and discuss the myths and realities of RFID and how it affects your privacy. Can your RFID enabled I.D. card be read without you knowing it? Is your personal information safe on an electronic database network? Can your boss track you when you leave your workstation? OEM's, integrators, dealers, end-users and government could all benefit by better understanding the next big technology in electronic access control. Learn what needs to be done to secure cards and secure data.

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Traffic Engineering for IP Video Surveillance Networks

Robert Sayle - Systems Engineer, Cisco

Description: The emergence of video surveillance onto enterprise IP networks can result in objections from IT engineers. Typical questions include "Does the network have enough bandwidth?" and "How will the security video interfere with the company's voice over IP implementation?" This session explores the requirements for an IP network in support of video surveillance and presents techniques in traffic engineering that enable convergence of voice, video and data on a single infrastructure. Such as basic QoS theory, industry standards for QoS, classification and marking, queuing techniques, bandwidth and policing.

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