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Metcalf Attack #2 August 27, 2014

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Metcalf Attack # 2• Attack #2 and its nature reveal that Metcalf remains vulnerable to

the same Physical Security vulnerabilities exploited in Attack #1.• Attackers cut through perimeter fencing in darkness on August

27, 2014 and stole heavy construction equipment. • An intrusion alarm was sent to Metcalf personnel at 0200, but a

response was not executed.• The perimeter breach and theft were detected at 0730 when

workers arrived at the Substation. • SafeZone® monitoring would have prevented this attack. • SafeZone® can be deployed such that Attack #1 and #2 can be

prevented with a single system sharing equipment configured to detect and respond to the known Physical Security vulnerabilities.

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SafeZone® Defending Metcalf

• Simple 13 camera layout defending perimeter

• Live video information WITH intrusion alarm would prevent ineffective response, stop attack within minutes, before breach and theft

• Existing infrastructure can be leveraged. The solution can be fielded, rapidly, at low cost with proven capability

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Metcalf Attack #2

• SafeZone® preventable• Ineffective Response critical vulnerability • Threats present in 2013 are still present today• With SafeZone®, a single system can be

deployed immediately to manage physical security risks and prevent attacks.

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