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hardware — which host the Milestone VMS and play a pivotal role in capturing video from more than160 Megapixel cameras. Pivot3's patented application failover and enhanced RAID protection ensure video data is protected and available when needed. In addition to on-site recording at a remote off-site location, the Park Service enabled redundant recording on Liberty Island. In cases of a particular security event, video can be stored separately for an extended period of time. Storage capability is very flexible and can be easily expanded as security parameters change. Attention: Security system in use The new system is used for the day-to-day safety and security of the Park's visitors while also helping monitor traffic flow, expand people management capabilities, assist ferry service operation, reconnect parents with misplaced children, verify theft, loss or accident claims and effectively respond to medical emergencies. The ultimate goal: to keep the visitor experience enjoyable while at the same time being able to respond optimally to incidents or emergencies. Screening begins at Battery Park, before visitors board the ferry to Liberty Island, with an airport security-style setup comprising 17 lanes of entry. March 3 & 4 Axis' IP surveillance cameras provide an additional layer of security and also record visitors' items when they are entering and exiting the machines. This footage can be used, if necessary, for claims verification. Additional cameras are visible as well as at the Ellis Island security checkpoint and on Liberty Island in publicly accessible areas, including outside and inside the pedestal. Future plans include deploying video analytics with specific cameras to detect license plates of employee, contractor and service vehicles. ❚ C a p t a i n G re g o r y N o r m a n i s t h e Commander of Liberty District, National Park Service. He has been with the United States Park Police since 1987 when he attended the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) Police Academy. After serving in various high-level law enforcement capacities at NPS, he was promoted to Captain in January 2010 and designated as the District Commander for the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island National Monument.   In 2011 Captain Norman was selected to attend the FBI National Academy and graduated in March 2011. In his current position, Captain Norman is responsible for Law Enforcement and Security at the Nation's premier icon. Bell Harbor International Conference Center | Seattle, Washington The Great Conversation is an industry-wide iconic event that is shaping the security world Security Leadership Solutions Executive Council presents Don't miss your opportunity to listen, learn, and contribute to advancements in the risk, resilience and security industry through a strategically organized and executive leadership event Next Generation Security Leader™ Program THE GREAT CONVERSATION TM Hosted b y Seattle, WA March 3 www.aronsonsecurity.com/summit Request information: www.securityinfowatch.com/10712716 www.SecurityInfoWatch.com SECURITY TECHNOLOGY EXECUTIVE • November/December 2013 33

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