Standards_and_Guidelines_Access_Control.pdf
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- Orange County, Orlando City, Florida
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This is an Enterprise Security Standards and Guidelines document issued by Orange County Government Board of County Commissioners (OCGBCC) in Florida that establishes policies and standards for Door Access Control systems across the county's enterprise. The document designates Lenel OnGuard as the single standard access control platform for all OCGBCC facilities and specifies compliant hardware components including Intelligent System Controllers (LNL-X2210, LNL-X2220, LNL-X3300, LNL-X4420), Reader Interface modules, input/output control modules, multi-technology contactless readers from Allegion, electric door strikes and locksets, biometric readers, and wireless locks from Schlage. The standards apply to all new access control implementations and modifications across the county's 24x7x365 production environments, with all changes requiring direct involvement of the Electronic Security Unit and documented approval by the Orange County Security Committee. The document specifies that support services are provided through licensed and certified Lenel integrators, with Convergint Technologies listed as a current integrator, and notes that Stentofon County Wide Edge System serves as the standard intercom system.
Lenel was selected in 2002 following extensive evaluation by a steering committee comprised of Facilities Management, Capital Projects, Purchasing, Administrative Services, and Information Systems and Services, with approval from the Board of County Commissioners. The selection was based on Lenel's enterprise-level capabilities, proven track record managing systems across hundreds of buildings and thousands of readers over a 1,000 square-mile area, reasonable maintenance costs compared to competitors, stability of the platform requiring minimal support services, and ready availability of integrated hardware from multiple suppliers. All hardware must comply with Mercury Open Architecture standards, and integrators are responsible for programming new or add-on devices within the Lenel system. The comprehensive training program for integrators and Orange County staff is certified by Lenel.
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Enterprise Security – Electronic Security
Standards and Guidelines for Access Control
Purpose:
The purpose of this document is to establish policies and standards to protect physical access to secured locations and facilities for Orange County Government Board of County Commissioners
(OCGBCC) through Door Access Control systems across the OCGBCC Enterprise.
Scope:
The standards in this document apply to all Physical Security Systems located within OCGBCC information systems and networks. The Information Systems and Services, Enterprise Security
Department, is responsible to oversee all aspects of Electronic Security Control across the
OCGBCC Enterprise. These systems are 24x7x365 production environments which are designed to increase safety, efficiency and limit liability to OCGBCC and its citizens.
Definition:
“Door Access Control” refers to access control using badges and/or PIN numbers and/or biometrics to access doors throughout Orange County.
Policy:
Any new access control platforms solicited for new buildings or replacement for existing buildings shall adhere to these standards. Any and all Access Control installations, removals or modifications shall require the direct involvement of the Electronic Security Unit and documented approval by the Orange County Security Committee.
Standards:
There is one standard Door Access Control system used by OCGBCC Lenel OnGuard. This system integrates disparate hardware and software components providing reliable management interfaces across the enterprise network.
For all new implementations or modifications, all hardware components shall be compliant with the Mercury Open Architecture.
The different hardware components that work directly and/or integrate with Lenel are:
• Intelligent System Controller
LNL-X2210
LNL-X2220
LNL-X3300
LNL-X4420
• Reader Interface module
LNL-1300
LNL-1320
• Input and output control modules
LNL-1100
LNL-1200
• ADA compatible standard multi-technology contactless reader
• Multi-technology Readers- Allegion -Lenel
Allegion MT11-485
Allegion MT15-485
Allegion MTK15-485
• Electric door strike
• Electric Panic Devices
• Electric Lockset
• Door position switch
• Motion sensor
• Request to exit button
• ADA compatible crash bar Von-Duprin
• Panic button
• Biometric readers
• Schlage AD-Series Wireless Lock
• Schlage AD-Series Wired Lock
• Inovonics Wireless Receiver and Transmitter
• Life Safety Power Supply
Lenel was selected by OCGBCC’s Facilities Management in 2002 after an extensive evaluation of all industry standards. A consultant company was engaged to provide an analysis of each of the solutions and it was determined that Lenel was the best fit for OCGBCC. A steering committee was formed to evaluate and approve this system. The members of the committee were
Facilities Management, Capital Projects, Purchasing, Administrative Services and Information
Systems and Services. This solution was also approved by the Board of County Commissioners.
There are several advantages that this product was able to provide that the competitors were not. Some examples of this include: This is an enterprise solution and in 2002 there was no competitors that had an enterprise solution. Lenel was a national company with enterprise support agreements that no other vendor had in place. Lenel had a proven record to install in an enterprise environment that included 100’s of buildings and 1000’s of readers over a 1000 square mile area that the other vendors did not have.
The maintenance for Lenel is very reasonable in comparison to other vendors. Lenel does not provide direct support; we must go through an integrator company that is licensed and certified in Lenel to get support. The training program for these integrators and Orange County staff is extensive and comprehensive. All training classes are certified by Lenel. Support services are very minimal as the platform is a very stable environment. All hardware is readily available and integrated with many different suppliers to reduce any downtime that may arise.
Integrator is responsible to program any new or add on device in the Lenel System.
List of Lenel Integrators use by OC
Security 101
Convergint Technologies
The Intercom System Standard for OC is Stentofon
County Wide Edge System
• Video Door Station TCIV Plus
• Master Station ITSV-5
Corrections Alphacom System
INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES DIVISION
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION
400 E. South Street, 4th Floor, Orlando, Florida 32801
Telephone (407) 836-5200 FAX (407) 836-5299 http://www.orangecountyfl.net
| INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES DIVISION |
| COUNTY ADMINISTRATION |
| 400 E. South Street, 4th Floor, Orlando, Florida 32801 |
| Telephone (407) 836-5200 ( FAX (407) 836-5299 ( http://www.orangecountyfl.net |
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