Re: Secure classroom projectors

[Michael Vertefeuille <Michael.Vertefeuille () BUSINESS UCONN EDU>]

We use a system called PC Tab from www.computersecurity.com
<http://www.computersecurity.com/>  .  It can use existing twisted pair to a
dedicated alarm panel.  We have 13 classrooms with tabs connecting to all
A/V equipment, computer, LCD monitor, doc camera, and projectors in every
classroom and to camera and TVs in out breakout rooms.  I would highly
recommend it.  In total we secure 29 rooms with 5+ individual devices in
each room.



Mike



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Michael Vertefeuille

Director of Information Technology/MIS Faculty

UCONN School of Business

2100 Hillside Road, U-1041

Storrs, CT 06268

V: 860-486-3658

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-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Steuver [mailto:steuver () EXCHANGE NKU EDU]
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 9:30 AM
To: SECURITY () LISTSERV EDUCAUSE EDU
Subject: [SECURITY] Secure classroom projectors



We have over a hundred classrooms with built in computer systems in the
podiums and mounted projection systems.  In the past two weeks, three
projectors have been stolen by using their own tools.  We have had a number
of them removed from classrooms during our spring semester as well.  What
are you doing to protect the equipment in your classrooms?  Do you have
special projector mounts?  Alarm cables?  Cameras?  Are they working well
for you?

Thanks in advance,

Thomas Steuver
Manager, Network and Infrastructure Systems/Security Coordinator
Information Technology
Northern Kentucky University
859-572-5299
 <mailto:steuver () nku edu> steuver () nku edu

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