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Over 40 Years in BusinessISO 27001 compliantPublic sector: GSA · CMAS & TESMA (CA)
LA 562-298-5000 · Chicagoland 312-432-5300 · Phoenix 602-733-6807 · Client Support
Parking garages and venues are full of connected devices: pay stations, kiosks, POS terminals, LPR cameras, intercoms, gate controllers and building systems, many installed by different vendors with their own remote access. Each one handles payments, plates or personal data, and each one is a way in. BTI helps parking operators and venues secure payment devices, protect plate and biometric data, control vendor access and stay running through sold-out events and peak days, with 24/7 monitoring through our SOC 2 audited NOC/SOC partner.
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The CISA and NCS4 Stadium Spotlight describes the connected stadium environment, its key vulnerabilities and recommended mitigations (CISA), and the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security publishes stadium cybersecurity considerations (NCS4). BTI starts with an inventory of every connected device, who manages it and how it reaches the internet.
Pay stations, pay-on-foot kiosks, mobile payment and concession POS all fall under the PCI Data Security Standard. BTI helps reduce scope and risk:
License plate data is personal data in many jurisdictions. In California, ALPR operators must maintain reasonable security safeguards and implement a usage and privacy policy, posted on their website if they have one (Cal. Civil Code 1798.90.51). BTI configures retention periods, role-based access and audit logs to match your policy. This is not legal advice.
Facial authentication for staff or guests is used only where your policy and applicable law allow it. Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) sets notice, consent and retention rules that matter to Chicago-area venues. BTI keeps biometric systems segmented, encrypted and logged.
PARCS, LPR, elevator and HVAC vendors often need remote access. BTI replaces always-on connections with MFA-protected, logged, time-limited access and alerts on anything unusual. → IoT security services · Network security
Ransomware or an outage during a sold-out show or a holiday rush hits ticketing, payments and safety at once. BTI builds tested backups, 24/7 managed detection and response, and continuity plans for operating degraded, informed by CISA's venue dependency guidance (CISA venue guides) and #StopRansomware.
Cybersecurity assessment mapped to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, a fractional CISO for owners, insurers and auditors, and 24/7 monitoring through BTI's SOC 2 audited NOC/SOC partner: 10,000+ alerts handled, zero missed. 94% of BTI clients pass audits on the first attempt. → Cybersecurity assessment · vCISO
The same team that runs your network keeps devices patched and access clean. → Venue and parking IT services
AI analytics and AI agents make plate, face and payment data more useful and more exposed. AI features are also arriving inside PARCS, ticketing and CRM software, sometimes switched on by default. As your Guided Automation Partner, BTI writes an AI use policy, controls which AI tools can see plate, face or payment data, reviews embedded AI features in your software, and keeps people in charge of enforcement decisions. Governance follows the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. → AI for parking and venues · AI security, governance and risk
Parking & Venues: Overview · IT Services
Yes, if they accept cards. Segmentation, point-to-point encryption and tokenization can reduce how much of your network is in scope.
It depends on applicable law and your written policy. California requires ALPR operators to have a usage and privacy policy that covers retention. BTI configures systems to match your policy; consult counsel on the rules.
Replace always-on connections with MFA-protected, logged, time-limited access, segment PARCS from other networks and alert on unusual activity.
The CISA and NCS4 Stadium Spotlight outlines key vulnerabilities in connected stadium devices and recommends enterprise-level and device-level mitigations. BTI puts those into practice with a device inventory, segmentation, controlled vendor access and 24/7 monitoring.
Only if you allow it. BTI's AI use policy and access controls decide which tools can use plate, face or payment data, with logging.
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