1. The Guardian Indoor Active Shooter Detection System
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2. The Active Shooter Statistics: Incidents on the Rise
The Active Shooter is a threat to people in everyday environments: At school, at work, in malls, at sporting events, in a night club
How to customers know when to activate these active shooter protocols?
SDS’ technology is the missing piece – immediate, real-time, up-to-the-minute and factual information with no human interpretation required
The Active Shooter is a threat to people in everyday environments and Emergency Action Plans specific to the Active Shooter are commonplace
Schools and businesses are allocating time and budget for Active Shooter Response Protocols
SDS’ technology is the missing piece – immediate, real-time, up-to-the-minute and factual information with no human interpretation required

3. 4-6 minutes: Average time to dial 911
The Active Shooter
Response: Seconds Save Lives
All active shooter response training centers around the same premises:
Time and factual information are the keys to mitigating an active shooter threat
Communicate the threat and it's exact location to authorities and building occupants as quickly as possible.
Provide continuous, updated information so both law enforcement and people in the threatened area can make informed decisions to mitigate the threat and save lives.
In an Active Shooter Incident, Every Second Counts
4-6 minutes: Average time to dial 911
12.5 Minutes: Average duration of an active shooter incident
18 Minutes: Average response time of emergency response/law enforcement
DECREASED RESPONSE TIME
DECREASES INCIDENT DURATION
DECREASES LOSS OF LIFE
In Columbine, the first reliable 911 call stating shots were fired occurred 6 minutes after the first shot. In those first 6 minutes 12 students and faculty had already been killed or wounded.
Source*: Defeating the Active Shooter: Applying Facility Upgrades in Order to Mitigate the Effects of Active Shooters in High Occupancy Facilities; Naval Postgraduate School June 2012

4. Shooter Detection Systems
Company History: Industry Experience

5. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
The Guardian Sensor
Dual Factor Authentication
Microphones listen for weapon muzzle blast
IR sensors look for muzzle flash signatures
The Guardian Sensor validates an Acoustic Bang by also looking for an Infrared Flash
Specified to .22 caliber weapon
Higher caliber weapons increase coverage area
The Guardian Sensor validates an Acoustic Bang by also looking for an Infrared Flash
Key Features
Immediate notification: Under one second
Zero false alerts
Simple integration into camera/security networks
Coverage area 2500 square feet
Sensors are spaced 80 feet apart

6. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
Gateway System User Interface – Multi-Floor Building

7. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
Gateway System User Interface – Shot Detection (Video)
Shooter Detection Systems LLC Proprietary

8. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
Standard Network Diagram

9. Regional Security Operations Centers SDS Gateway Software on
Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
No Software on Prem - Sample Design for Multi-Site Locations
SA Clients
Site 1
Dry Contact
Relay Device
Alarm Panel
Regional Security Operations Centers
ON-SITE ALERT
(Optional)
GRDN- G1
MAIN ENTRANCE
GRDN- G2
LOBBY
GRDN- G3
CAFETERIA
GRDN- G4
CONFERENCE
SDS Gateway Software on
Customer Server
Site 2
Site 3
Corporation’s Security Operations Center receives immediate shot alert. Standard active shooter protocols can be initiated automatically via systems integration: Mass Notification, SMS/ Alerts, Access Control, etc.

10. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
Technology Partners – Sampling

11. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
Integration with VMS/Access Control
VMS Integration Provides:
Real time, zero false alert solution
Streaming live and recorded playback of the incident
Eyes on the shooter allows for shooter’s description to be relayed
Access can be allowed or denied to assist in managing the situation

12. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
Case Study: Shot Detection Integration
2M+ Square Foot Convention Center
Mass Notification sent out
3 Min.
or Longer
1:30
1:00
PA Announcement
8:00
911
Command Notified
4:00
13.5 to 18 minutes WITHOUT the Guardian
All Call Radio
1:00
5:00
Collect Intel on Shooter
Pull Video
Mass Notification
100% Confirmation
All information obtained through a Customer Study that analyzed the effects/outcome of deploying the Guardian Active Shooter Detection System.
Immediate Notification to Command Center
5 Seconds or Less WITH the Guardian
Immediate Intel Collection
PD/911
Immediate

13. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
Customers
Industry
Corporate Headquarters for:
Major Retail Chains
Media/Entertainment Companies
Medical Imaging Company
Major Software Companies
Defense Contractor
And More
Convention Centers
Distribution Centers
Financial Institutions
Insurance Companies
Non-Profit Organizations
Industry
Healthcare Service Providers
K-12 Private, Public & Vocational Schools
Manufacturing Plants
Municipalities – City Buildings, Police Departments
High-Rise/Luxury Office Buildings
State Court Systems
Universities
Utilities
Travel Terminals
SDS is installed in all of the above verticals and has 14 million hours of real-world performance with ZERO FALSE ALERTS.

14. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
Installations – Sampling

15. Guardian Indoor Shooter Detection
Product Maturity
Over 14 Million Hours of Real-World Use
Zero False Alerts
Made in the U.S.A.
The Guardian Sensor

16. Appendix
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