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<br />Orange County
<br />Facilities Security Assessment
<br />RFP#: 367-OC 5403
<br />CTCH Security Business Consulting – www.ctchconsulting.com
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<br /> The team has evaluated, tested and certified exterior and interior Electronic
<br />Security System platforms that consisted of Fence mounted Fiber-Optic Intelligence and
<br />Detection Systems, Passive Infrared Systems, CCTV Systems, Access Control systems,
<br />Badging Stations, Buried Line Sensors, Ground Radar Systems, Taut-Wire Systems,
<br />Infrared Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems, Microwave Systems and Balanced
<br />Magnetic Switch/High Security Switch Systems for some of the nation’s most critical
<br />resource areas; which operated off of the Command and Control Systems (Intrusion
<br />Detection and Access Control and Duress) – Honeywell Vindicator, Honeywell Pro-
<br />Watch, Software House C-Cure, LenelS2 OnGuard, Door King, Gentec, Johnson Controls,
<br />DCS PowerSeries, PC4020 Household Burglary and Access Control; CCTV – Milestone,
<br />Axis, Video Image Control and Display System (VICADS), Digital Watchdog, Bosch, K-
<br />Guard and Eclipse Security; and Electronic Security Systems IT Network Enterprises –
<br />CISCO, Starlink Universal and Juniper.
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<br />Security Operations and Administrative Criteria (4): The following SRAMF –
<br />CPTED Criteria’s will be evaluated – Security Operations Management (to include
<br />manpower), Security Awareness Training, Security Personnel, Response Time Objectives,
<br />Response Plan Objectives, Security Standard Operating Procedures, Security Quick
<br />Reaction Checklist, Security Event Communications, Comprehensive Emergency
<br />Management (CEM) Plans (Emergency Response, Crisis Management and Business
<br />Recovery), Guard/Security Officer contracts/agreements, O&M Contracts, Memorandum
<br />of Agreements/Memorandum of Understanding/Security Service Agreements with
<br />Vendors/Organizations, Security Incident Reporting, Organizational Security Plans,
<br />Facility Security Plans, Security During Construction and Renovations; which measures
<br />the effectiveness of the current security management processes (polices vs procedures),
<br />situational emergency response procedures and support services.
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<br />Cyber Security Criteria (4): The following SRAMF-CPTED Criteria’s will be
<br />evaluated – ESS Network Identification (Standalone, LAN, WAN, Cloud, etc.), ESS
<br />Infrastructure (Copper/Fiber; Analog/IP), ESS Devices, ESS Cyber Security Policy, ESS
<br />Physical and Logical Access Control, ESS Configuration Management, ESS Integrity and
<br />Availability, ESS Network Enterprise Access Points and ESS Incident Response (failures
<br />and breeches); which identifies the cyber security framework that is used to protect the
<br />ESS and Identifies ESS vulnerabilities.
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<br />Follow-On Interviews: As the team conducts its on-site assessments new
<br />questions in regards to the existing security postures will be developed based on site
<br />evaluations and information that was previously provided. In order to gain clarity, as a
<br />result of the on-site assessments, the team will conduct follow-on interviews with OC
<br />DocuSign Envelope ID: CCAAE303-70FA-49DE-B23A-944301EA0EEB
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