NVCPA Conference in Culpeper, VA - 10-4-11. Instructor: Dale L. Bowman, CML, CJIL, CPP

1. Northern Virginia Crime Prevention Association Conference 10 - 4 - 11 Dale L. Bowman, CML, CJIL, CPP

3. #NVCPA

4. #CrimePrev

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8. This is a painting by Vincent Von Gogh. “ Vase and Flowers” >$50M and it was… STOLEN.

12. SPRING 2010 – NYC The NY Daily News reports – April 24 th thru April 27th Daily News Writers: Erin Einhorn, Kevin Deutsch, Peter Donohue, & Mike Mclaughlin Subway Key

13. These were the headlines: “ No such thing as a free ride? Man buys copy of universal subway key for $50.” “ Get the magic key that opens gates at 468 subway stations for $27.” “ Pols, public outraged at’ ‘shocking’ master key security breach in our subways.” SPRING 2010 – NYC

14. SPRING 2010 – NYC

15. But, that’s not all. Here’s the last headline…

16. SPRING 2010 – NYC “ Miracle key we bought for $27 controls every elevator NYC elevator, plus subways.”

17. SPRING 2010 – NYC

19. So… what’s the BIG IDEA here ?

20. Your key system is the first line of defense… it’s also usually the weakest link .

22. This is Jacques Plante He pioneered the goalie mask in the 1960’s The game of ice hockey was invented in the early-1800’s

23. It took someone nearly 150 years to finally realize… Hey, I’m tired of getting HIT in the face with the puck. It hurts! There has to be a better way.

25. Lesson : There are solutions to the obvious .

27. This is Linus Yale, Jr He patented and developed the concept of the pin tumbler lock in 1865.

28. His concept is still used today… 97% of all locks used to protect homes, businesses, institutions still use this design.

29. Lesson : There are solutions to the obvious .

30. So… what’s an even BIGGER IDEA here ?

31. A strong mechanical foundation, with key control and high security elements, is still crucial to the long term success of any access control program.

32. Shell Plug How does a lock work?

33. Shell Plug How does a lock work?

34. BOTTOM PINS TOP PINS How does a lock work?

35. How does a lock work?

36. PLUG SHELL How does a lock work?

37. How does a lock work?

38. How does a lock work?

39. Locks: Vulnerabilities and how they get compromised !

40. Picking

41. Picking

42. Picking Tools

43. Picking

44. Drilling

45. Drilling

46. Forced Entry

47. Forced Entry

48. Surreptitious Entry

49. Surreptitious Entry

50. Surreptitious Entry

51. Surreptitious Entry

52. Surreptitious Entry

53. Now … for one of the most dangerous lock opening techniques ever ???? LOCK BUMPING

55. In the News…. Bumping has caught the attention of the media

56. Time for a science lesson. Newton’s Cradle: Impact Energy

57. Lock Bumping – How does it work?

58. Lock Bumping – Same concept as the pick gun

60. Bump Key vs. Operating Key #1 Depth = Very High on Key #9 Depth = Very Low on Key

63. Transferring Energy

64. Transferring the Energy

66. Where do Bump Keys come from? The Internet

67. Where do Bump Keys come from? The Internet Who’s watching? Concerned consumer or citizen? Soon to be burglar?

78. Unauthorized Key Duplication Yes… but for whom??

79. To whom do you give your keys? Maid or Cleaning Service Parking Lot Attendant or Valet t Plumber or Other Worker Babysitter or Other Employee

81. What role does high security, and key control, cylidner play in providing good security ?

84. What is KEY CONTROL ?

89. You can’t get them at a Box Store

91. When you hear the phrase “lost key” what one word comes to mind?

92. When’s the last time you bought a roll of film?

93. Everyone WANTS access control. Everyone HAS mechanical hardware.

94. What is eCylinder ? Convenience and flexibility of an access control system with the strength and security of a high security key system design? wiring door modifications frame modifications NO

95. What is eCylinder ? Convenience and flexibility of an access control system with the strength and security of a high security key system design? leverage existing hardware audit trails scheduling ease of access rights management one key convenience YES

99. Q & A

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101. Thank You !