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Ohio Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2021) |
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3772 Casino Control Commission |
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Chapter3772-19. Surveillance |
3772-19-03. Required surveillance system
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Each casino operator shall install, maintain, and operate in the casino facility a surveillance system in accordance with the specifications of this chapter and as approved by the commission at a meeting held under section 3772.02 of the Revised Code. The surveillance system and casino facility must include components that meet or exceed the following requirements or listed features:
(A) Installation which prevents obstruction, tampering, or disabling.
(B) An uninterrupted power supply which is automatically engaged within ten seconds in the event of a power outage. The uninterrupted power supply shall provide enough power to maintain full system functionality.
(C) Data storage redundancy to prevent the loss of any data.
(D) Clear presentation and recording of the video and audio from surveillance video cameras.
(E) Recording date and time stamped on all digital recordings and visible on all monitors based on a synchronized and accurate clock.
(F) The ability to provide exported copies of video, audio, and image recordings. The system must include a mechanism for authenticating exported recordings.
(G) Audible and visual notification of any failure of recording.
(H) Secure and separated from other casino systems, either entirely or by appropriate firewalls, so that information from the surveillance system is restricted.
(I) Reformat and erase capabilities must be restricted to appropriate personnel.
(J) Remote access for authorized casino personnel, the commission, and vendors. Remote access for casino personnel and vendors shall be administered in accordance with the requirements for remote access listed in rule 3772-10-15 of the Administrative Code.
(K) Access must be limited to commission personnel and users authorized by the director of surveillance and shall be secured by unique user identification and a confidential password.
(L) Passwords must be specific to each surveillance employee and shall be changed every thirty days or sooner if necessary, as determined by the director of surveillance.
(M) Log all user activity.