USE CASE #2 SITUATIONAL INTELLIGENCE + REAL-TIME OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE A POWERFUL COMBINATION Even more importantly, a holistic Security Analytics platform can multiply the power of each team. In this use case, video cameras and feeds from tactical cellular equipment provide mobile identities that can be correlated with other situational intelligence sources to reveal that the two fgures are known suspects, allowing the team on the ground time to regroup. SITUATIONAL INTELLIGENCE REAL-TIME OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE Automatically fuses and correlates enormous amounts of diverse data (video, access control, other sensors) in order to recognize patterns Creates an organization-wide collaborative view of situational intelligence across disparate systems and technologies Supports better and faster situational intelligence decision-making, including triggering automated incident response workfows where possible Connects individuals and units with real-time insights and alerts Optimizes operational actions and incident response through close collaboration between feld teams at headquarters Field teams can be guided in real time by predefned operation protocols, while on-the-fy operational decisions beneft from full visibility no matter how dynamic the situation During a police operation, a feld team approaches the targeted compound and prepares to breach. The area is monitored by video cameras in the Safe City control room. Just as the operation is about to begin, a suspicious movement is detected by the cameras monitoring the compound and two fgures are observed approaching the area. Under normal conditions, the team would only know that there are two people approaching the area. They would not have answers to important questions such as Who are they? Do they jeopardize the operation? A Security Analytics system empowers each team in the following ways: