Shooter Detection Systems Integration

Counter threats, keep people safe, and resolve shooter incidents faster with greater threat visibility, notification speed and accuracy.

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

• Enable faster, safer resolution of active shooter incidents.
• Provide real-time intel to first responders and deploy mass notifications, instantly.
• Enhance and integrate existing technology behind a single, easy-to-use dashboard.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• Push location maps to a variety of web-enabled devices including PCs, digital signage, and mobile apps.
• Push text messages with shot detection location to smartphones.
• Bring decision-makers into a conference call, instantly.
• Access and direct camera views to at-risk locations, providing critical knowledge to security staff and first responders.
• Deploy immediate instructions (e.g. locking all doors, or best exit routes).

PRODUCT BENEFITS

• Prevent or minimize harm to people under your care or on your property.
• Provide first responders with immediate, accurate intel to counter threats.
• Empower building occupants with relevant, actionable knowledge to ensure their safety.
• Faster incident resolution, reduced loss to people or property.

REQUIREMENTS

Requires the installation of Shooter Detection Systems’ Guardian.

Software

• Shooter Detection Systems Integration Module
• Tier 3 License per Guardian Connection

Equipment

• Server Platform - one of the following components:
  • Small Intel Server: Model-NUC Small Form Factor (LSI-H10200)
  • Dell Server: Dual Power, Hardware RAID (LSI-H10302)*
  • Virtual Server: Requires client to provide virtual environment and network/tech support
  • Customer Provided Server: Minimum server requirements*

Network

• Server
  • 1 static IP, subnet, gateway, DNS, per device
  • 3 static IPs, subnet, gateway, DNS, per device if using a redundant configuration
  • Standard power (110V or 220V) per server
  • Ethernet network connection required for each server
  • UPS recommended
  • It is the responsibility of the customer to appropriately configure their network equipment so that the server pair appears to be residing on the same network and subnet.
  • NOTE: Serial and parallel ports have been disabled on the LSI server