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“

The Cisco approach to security can be a valuable reference point

not just for the Smart Cities of the near future but for any public or

private organization.

”

Guido Arnone, Director of Technical and Digital Innovation, Expo 2015

During the six months Expo Milan 2015 lasted, Cisco security made it possible
to block more than half a million intrusion attempts and over 10,000 attempts
to take control of applications and devices, while the Operational Control
Center correlated all the events detected by the network-connected cameras
and sensors, guaranteeing the complete success of the event.

Protect visitors and pavilions with an advanced, effective and

pervasive security system able to manage both the physical and

the digital components from a single control platform.

Challenge

Physical security and IT security: at Expo Milan

2015 the protection of people, resources, data

and devices was a key factor in the success of the

event. From video surveillance to the prevention

of cyber attacks, Cisco’s IP network, the pervasive

multilevel security and a task force dedicated to

monitoring the entire infrastructure allowed the

organizers to concentrate on operational tasks

knowing that the event was in safe hands.

Expo Milan 2015 did not take place in one of the most peaceful moments in
recent history. Going ahead with an international event of this magnitude and
visibility, and making it the success it was, meant adopting appropriate security
measures. Because of its importance and broad international participation, the
event was a particularly sensitive target during all of the six months it lasted,
potentially at risk of protests and boycotts.

First off, it was very important to put in place all the tools and processes that
could be used to physically protect persons and property. From this perspective,
the Cisco multiservice IP network played a crucial role. “We provided the
organizers with an infrastructure capable of enabling all the security systems