Duration: 60 minutes 
Cost: FREE 
Where: Right from your computer! Scroll down to register. 
 

With the increased concern over terrorist threats and intrusions at critical infrastructure sites, installing and operating a reliable, flexible and compliant detection, surveillance, and control system has become imperative. The level of threat to critical infrastructures across the world is high, and these facilities are expected to remain vulnerable in the coming years. Budgets are tight across the board, so getting your security solution right the first time is crucial. 

Knowing what questions to ask ensures you will create the optimal security and surveillance system to protect critical assets in challenging environments thereby avoiding common mistakes that often lead to inefficient or ineffective security. 
Join us at our upcoming Webinar to hear from an industry expert on optimizing your security budget while mitigating risk within your CIP environment. You will learn the key questions to ask to avoid common mistakes including: 
 

• Accurately appraising risks and threats when designing perimeter and CIP security solutions

• Integration issues between enterprise security systems and CIP including surveillance, analytics and communications networks

• Applying layered, complimentary surveillance technologies that provide cost effective, highly efficient systems

• Lifecycle strategies and ROI evaluations for harsh environments

• Developing a zone defense methodology and mitigating risks to your enterprise

Rod Harris 
Product Management 
Moog QuickSet 
Mr. Harris is a veteran industry expert with extensive experience working with sales, marketing, electro-optical engineering design and product development. At Moog QuickSet Rod has led the charge in designing innovative technologies for a wide variety of applications for commercial, industrial and military sectors. Rod has written and published several whitepapers and articles which have educated the industry on advanced security and surveillance systems. Rod began his career with the United States Navy, serving as a Microwave Communications Technician. He graduated from the US. Navy Electronic Communication A school. Post military, Rod attended the Denver Institute of Technology and Colorado University in Electrical Engineering.

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