Education Sessions - Monday
11:00 am. - 12:00 noon
Trash Intelligence (TRASHINT)
FUNDAMENTAL
Do you realize what intelligence an adversary can acquire just
by looking at your daily trash? Find out how seemingly common items
in trash cans and dumpsters can be used to profile you, your family,
or your company. Upon completion of the session, you will be able
to understand what trash intelligence and dumpster diving are, and
how they can threaten an individual or company's livelihood; identify
the five steps in the Operations Security process; and analyze and
discuss means for controlling and protecting generally unclassified
information associated with sensitive operations and activities.
Wesley H. Latchford, MSSM, MSS, MTS LCDR, USN, Global Innovation
and Strategy Center
Sponsored by the Military Liaison Council
Professional Liability: A Standard of Care?
ADVANCED
Many organizations and government entities now call for security requirements development before construction of new facilities and renovation of existing buildings. These frequently require the conduct of risk assessments to develop security requirements and constant updates to modify the assessment in response to changing risk factors. Could the risk assessment be interpreted by courts to apply to a firm's duty of care in negligence cases? The presenter, focusing on the conduct of risk assessments, will address the advantages and disadvantages of following any standard requiring a risk assessment and the impact on security professionals who participate in implementing the standard by performing a risk assessment.
Anthony Di Gregorio, CPP
Principal Technical Advisor, Applied Research Associates, Inc.
Sponsored by the Security Architecture and Engineering Council
Deploying Innovative Security Measures on Public Transportation
and Mass Transit Systems
INTERMEDIATE
Raise your awareness of the evolving security threats faced by
railway and public transportation systems and discover efficient
and cost-effective solutions. Customized risk management solutions
based on comprehensive, structured risk assessments have been proven
to enhance security levels significantly. deterring potential adversaries,
foiling attacks, and mitigating casualties and damage. These cost-effective
solutions are designed to counter diverse threats such as terror
attacks, criminal acts, and vandalism. They integrate state-of-the-art
technological means, assorted physical means, advanced training
programs, security procedures for routine conditions, emergency
scenarios, and more.
Chanan Graf
Director, Public Transportation Security, I-SEC Homeland Security
B.V., (Former Chief Security Officer of Israel Railways)
Sponsored by the Transportation Security Council
Successfully Selling Security Solutions
INTERMEDIATE
Senior management support is key to any successful security program.
Selling it takes special sales skills and strategies, such as "approach
to security," "wait time," "listen-watch-talk,"
"golden rule," "slide sell," sell not tell,"
and "90-10/10-90 reality." With these strategies, you
will gain the ability to change current internal and external impediments
to allies as well as increased leverage to influence funding and
resources. Learn proven concepts and strategies through practical,
real-world success stories that you can understand and apply. Find
out the difference between selling to government and commercial
executives.
Jim Litchko, CAS CEO, Litchko & Associates
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council
How to Survive the First 48 Hours of a Disaster
INTERMEDIATE
Analysis of recent natural disasters in the United States, Europe,
and the Far East clearly shows that large-scale natural disasters/
emergencies can leave not just individuals but the population at
large on its own for the first 48 hours following the incident.
Learn how to cope and how to survive during this initial phase.
Gain skills to be able to draft your personal emergency plan, which
will take your region, personal data, and other criteria into consideration.
Cpt. Werner Preining, CPP, CAS Interpool Security Ltd., European
Operations
Sponsored by the Council on Business Practices; Crisis Management
and Business Continuity Council
SBU Standardization: Essential Tool for Government and Defenders
ADVANCED
The nature of the threats facing our nation makes it vital that
our entire network of defenders is able to share information more
rapidly so that those who must act have the information they need.
At the same time, the government must protect sensitive information
and Americans' privacy. The lack of government-wide standards for
sensitive but unclassified (SBU) information severely impedes these
dual imperatives. Obtain the tools to meet today's threats. Learn
how SBU standardization will enable you to rely on consistent policies
and procedures for sharing and protecting SBU information. Thomas
E. "Ted" McNamara Ambassador, Project Manager, U.S. Office of
the Director of National Intelligence Sponsored by the Defense and
Intelligence Council
How to Design a Physical Security Device, System, or Program
INTERMEDIATE
Learn from members of the Vulnerability Assessment Team at Los
Alamos National Laboratory, who see many repeated mistakes and common
vulnerabilities in a wide assortment of physical security devices
and systems. These include tags, seals, lock boxes, key cabinets,
GPS cargo tracking, video systems, ID badges, biometrics, and other
access control devices. You will gain practical advice on how to
make security products more resistant to spoofing and attack. If
you design and manufacture security products or if you are simply
an end user who wants to better understand security vulnerabilities
and choose products more effectively, you will benefit from this
session.
Jon S. Warner, Ph.D. Technical Staff Member, Los Alamos National
Laboratory
Roger G. Johnston, Ph.D., CPP Team Leader, Los Alamos National
Laboratory
The Future of Security Training
INTERMEDIATE
Crime, terrorism, and disaster are constant threats in our world.
Are your employees prepared? Gain an understanding of two industry
accepted methodologies for determining required critical skills
and no-cost training opportunities for your employees. Learn about
the National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP) and the National
Response Plan (NRP), which are both integral to our industry and
provide a template for action. Identify opportunities for public
and private partnerships leading to a national grassroots effort
for intelligence collection and information sharing. Don't become
a victim of Lowest Common Denominator Training. Be prepared.
Jeffrey Slotnick, PSP President, Setracon Incorporated
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Predators and Pedophiles: Workplace Awareness and Prevention
FUNDAMENTAL
It's a frightening thought.a lost, assaulted, or abducted child
in a facility you are charged with protecting. Does your staff know
how to recognize and report a potential problem? Hear from experts
in this field how to recognize the behaviors of pedophiles and child
molesters and how to recognize the lures they use to obtain and
exploit their victims. You also will learn policies, procedures,
and best practices you can utilize in public facilities where children
gather and may be vulnerable to abduction or exploitation.
Michael Underwood
Emergency Planning & Training Manager, Primm Valley Casino Resorts
Cara Welk
Chief of Security, Buffalo Bill's Resort & Casino, Primm Valley
Casino Resorts
Michael Burke CPP, CFE
Vice President of Security, Primm Valley Casino Resorts
Insight in an Instant: The Intriguing World of Workplace Hotlines
INTERMEDIATE
Organizations, public or private, need insight into pending problems
and harmful workplace issues. Modern hotlines combine telephony
and the Internet to allow anonymous and instantaneous incident reporting,
so why aren't more organizations using them? Find out how these
inexpensive tools work and why every organization should have one.
Discuss how to select a reliable vendor, disseminate reports, track
incidents, handle requests for anonymity, and manage the legal rights
of all concerned. Hear the insights necessary to improve the benefits
of this important security tool and learn how to quickly recover
your investment.
Eugene Ferraro, CPP, PCI CEO, Business Controls, Inc.
Organized Retail Crime: An Industry Approach
FUNDAMENTAL
Most organized retail crime (ORC) presentations focus on the issue
and the manner in which organized retail crimes are committed. But
at this presentation, you will find a focus on efforts to leverage
industry resources (retailers, manufacturers), professional associations
(ASIS, NRF, RILA), and public efforts (FBI, ICE, H.R. 3402) to standardize
the definitions, awareness, and legislative efforts. You will hear
about the efforts of the Joint Organized Retail Crime Task Force
and how it is using best practices from member companies that currently
have successful ORC departments and programs.
Keith Meyerson Regional Director of Security Services, Tiffany
& Company
Sponsored by the Retail Loss Prevention Council
Improvised Explosive Device Awareness and Search Requirements
in Corporate America
ADVANCED
Radical extremists intend to fight on America's soil, creating
an immediate loss of profit. Counter-bomber programs detect, deter,
and defeat the threat of suicide bombers. You can prepare for these
radical extremists, mitigate risk, and demonstrate a net return
on investment. Hear a discussion about threats, trends, the requirements
for successful improvised explosive device (IED) recognition, and
search procedures germane to present facilities and conditions.
Charlie Payne Chief, Office for Bombing Prevention, Office of Infrastructure
Protection, Department of Homeland Security
Ken Falke CEO/President, A-T Solutions, Inc.
Risk Assessment in the USA: Facts and Practices
FUNDAMENTAL
Find out the survey results of the first published, statistically
valid study on risk and purchase practices in facilities across
America. For this study, researched and designed by the ASIS Foundation,
SIA, and Koffel Associates, participants were asked to provide responses
to questions regarding risk analysis and purchase decisions. Some
surprising results underline the first comprehensive survey about
the reasons organizations choose to implement security programs.
How many complete an appropriately scaled risk analysis? What are
the consequences of those decisions? How many struggle to get funding
and why? What is America actually doing? Question and answer session
to follow.
Shayne P. Bates, CPP, CHS-V, CISM Principal, Security Consulting,
Koffel Associates, Inc.
Sponsored by the Retail Loss Prevention Council
Weathering the Perfect Storm: Overcoming Escalating Threats to
Business Operations
FUNDAMENTAL
Hear security professionals from leading multinational organizations
share their survival stories about today's global business environment,
where record levels of terrorist incidents, natural disasters, and
infectious diseases contribute to a "Perfect Storm" decade.
Learn how to quickly identify which threats will have an impact
on the security of your people, facilities, and supply chains so
you can allocate your time and resources most effectively. You will
gain insight on policies, tools, and best practices in operational
risk management and business resilience, and get data to support
your own investment in mitigation.
Russ Cancilla Chief Security Officer, Baker Hughes, Inc.
Scott Ast, CPP, CFE Operational Security Manager, Black & Veatch
Timothy Weir Director Global Asset Protection, Accenture
Marty Pfinsgraff Chief Operating Officer, iJET Intelligent Risk
Systems
The Mechanical Key Doesn't Have to Be a Security System's Worst
Nightmare
INTERMEDIATE
Key control has been identified as one of the top security breaches
within most security systems today. Learn proper key management
techniques that must be included in every facility's security policy.
A secured system ties together security objectives, the correct
locking device, and proven key control measures. Gain in-depth knowledge
of the different types of physical and logical locking devices and
their application within a system, the differences between security
and high security cylinders, and techniques on how to design a secured
factory master key system effectively.
Lori R. Brown, CPP Product Marketing Manager, Yale Commercial
Locks & Hardware
Lee A. Garver, DAHC Business Development Manager.Key Systems,
ASSA ABLOY
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Door Security Solutions Maximum Impact: Making the Most of Your
Presentations and Proposals
INTERMEDIATE
Do your presentation skills enhance your message? Security presentations
are golden opportunities to communicate your ideas to a broad audience.
Sadly, many security professionals lack the training and speaking
skills necessary to engage and motivate their listeners. With this
lecture, you'll learn how to script and edit your security presentations
for maximum impact. Discover why some speakers get rave reviews.while
others struggle to engage their audiences. You will learn, in one
hour, lessons that many professional speakers fail to learn in a
lifetime.
David John Moitzheim , CPP, PCI, PSP
Security Specialist, Mayo Clinic
Market Entry Planning for Information Assets in a Global Economy
INTERMEDIATE
The world is moving fast.and "we" need to move from
a Cold War information security mentality to a comprehensive information
assets protection philosophy! Four members of the ASIS Information
Asset Protection Council each explore a different aspect of the
"new directions" including market entry planning for information
assets. The global business environment. Security gone wrong. A
business-enabling strategy. Getting a seat at the table. Modern
organizations must recognize trends and environmental factors in
both business and assets protection in order to stay ahead of the
constantly advancing power curve. Gain a new perspective on what
we need to protect, why, and how.
Kevin Peterson, CPP Principal Consultant, Innovative Protection
Solutions, LLC
Richard J. Heffernan, CPP, CISM President, R. J. Heffernan & Associates
Larry Runyon, CPP Deputy Chief of Counterintelligence, Pacific
Northwest National Laboratory
Michael Moberly President/Founder, Knowledge Protection Strategies
Sponsored by the Information Asset Protection Council
La Importancia De La Educacion En La Prevencion De Delitos Contra
Mujeres Y Ninos
Basico
La mujer ha sido educada a obedecer y someterse. Los ninos han
sido educados a obedecer a los adultos. Sin embargo, este mismo
concepto es el que les impide sobrevivir a un incidente delictivo
contra ellos. Mediante la educacion, podemos cambiar estos conceptos
para que eviten ser victimas o conozcan las opciones para sobrevivir
a un ataque. Los profesionales en seguridad deben transmitir estos
conceptos a la sociedad y los ciudadanos deben capacitarse sobre
su propia seguridad.
Maria Eugenia Valles Septien, CPP
Directora General, Citizens Against Crime (Mexico)
1:30 pm. - 3:00 pm
Convergence: Taking the Office of CSO From Cost Center to Bottom
Line Contributor
INTERMEDIATE
Converging the information technology security culture with that
of physical security makes it possible to leverage proven policies,
technology, and strategy. The strategic approach to security in
which the physical security policies, technology, and culture utilize
methods that have been deployed and proven to enhance IT security
decrease operational costs and ensure compliance. This can position
the physical security department as a new member of the business
continuity team in today's ever changing world wide enterprise.
Ray O'Hara, CPP Senior Managing Director, Vance
James Connor Senior Global Security Manager, Symantec
Derrick Wright Security Manager, Baxter Healthcare
Robert Bastida Senior Director of Global Physical Security, Oracle
Edward Levy Director Global Security, Pfizer, Inc.
Alfred Tandy Vice President, Physical Security Specialist, HSBC
Bank USA
Laurie Aaron Vice Chairman/Director of Strategic Sales, Open Security
Exchange/Quantum Secure
The Changing and Emerging Face of Military Security
INTERMEDIATE
After a brief introduction into the U.S. military's transformation
efforts, hear senior members of each uniformed service's security
function discuss their transformation. You will hear from the U.S.
Marines, U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, and U.S. Coast Guard.
Gain insight into the security function transformation and how it
supports the overall services strategy. A moderated question and
answer period will follow. John Steele, MA Chief, Office of Security
Policy and Management, U.S. Coast Guard Raymond Geoffroy Assistant
Deputy Commandant (Security), U.S. Marine Corps
Sponsored by the Military Liaison Council
Lessons Learned from the World Trade Center Collapse Regarding
CPTED and Infrastructure Protection
INTERMEDIATE
A task force made up of New York City building, construction, and
fire officials, engineers, and real estate leaders made recommendations
regarding safety improvements to the city's building code based
on lessons learned from the collapse of the World Trade Center (WTC).
In addition, the National Institute of Standards and Technology
and FEMA issued their final report on the WTC and made key recommendations
for design and security changes based on the lessons learned. This
information may have nationwide influence on how high rises and
infrastructure are designed. Hear those combined recommendations
that have the most impact and relevance from CPTED perspectives.
Randy Atlas, Ph.D., CPP, AIA President, Counter Terror Design, Inc.
Sponsored by the Security Architecture and Engineering Council
"Can You See Me Now?" Shining the Light on Hackers and
Identity Thieves
ADVANCED
In today's interconnected Internet generation, the ability to establish
security policy, procedures, and automated identification/authentication
mechanisms does not provide complete security risk management coverage.
Another important and very key component to the equation is detecting
intrusions. Explore several case studies highlighting effective
implementation of firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention devices,
anti-virus, web content filtering, wireless monitoring, and other
security solutions.
Lew Wagner, CPP, CISSP President, Wagner Consulting
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council
Interoperable Security Standards for Smart Cards: Real World
Solutions
FUNDAMENTAL
The best way to implement a smart card security program is to base
it on a set of proven interoperable standards. In this presentation,
you will hear experts address both the card and the systems side
of the equation for interoperable, field proven, multi-source technology
and how it can lead to faster program implementation, lower program
cost, and enhanced security.
Carolyn L. Loew
The Boeing Company
Robert Beer
Vice President, Datacard Group
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council
The State of the National Industrial Security Program (NISP):
An Update From the Government's Cognizant Security Authorities
ADVANCED
All classified work performed under contract with the U.S. government
is governed by the National Industrial Security Program, which mandates
how contractors will protect and safeguard all classified information
to which they have access or custody. Listen to four designated
cognizant security authorities (CSAs) discuss recent changes, opportunities
and challenges, and their impact on the contractor community and
U.S. Government agencies.
Robert Grimsland, Director of Security, Central Intelligence Agency
Michael Kilpatrick, Deputy Chief, Office of Health, Safety and
Security, U.S. Department of Energy
Greg Torres, Director of Security Policy, U.S. Office of the Deputy
Under Secretary of Defense for Counterintelligence and Security
J. William Leonard, Director, Information Security Oversight Office,
U.S. National Archives
Sponsored by the Defense and Intelligence Council
Explosive Threats and Target Hardening
INTERMEDIATE
There is an increase in the use of explosive devices by adversaries
in the United States and abroad. At this session, you will expand
your knowledge and understanding of explosive forces and hear answers
to these questions: What is the threat? How do we protect ourselves?
You also will learn more about the motives used by bombers, recent
threat changes, and how explosive forces affect critical infrastructure.
Gain firsthand knowledge of identification of an explosive device,
medical preparedness, practical physical security measures and features,
and the various polices and procedures that will mitigate or minimize
an explosive event.
Jeffrey Slotnick, PSP President, Setracon Incorporated
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
CPTED Outside the Box: Creative Combinations of Environmental
and Physical Security That Reduce the Cost of Fighting Crime
ADVANCED
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) helps explain
the factors that favor legitimate use over criminal activity. Explore
the analytical tools used by police and security practitioners to
deter crime through changes in the environment and the innovative
uses of CPTED.alone or combined with physical security measures.
These strategies can enhance security greatly, both actual and perceived.
Gain a solid understanding of this powerful crime prevention tool.
You will enjoy a fast-paced, interactive presentation that will
test your skills in applying these concepts to solve real world
environmental security problems.
James Lee Grayson, CPP
Director of Corporate Development, Pacific Protection Services, Inc.
Robert Summers, CPP
Director of Security Consulting, Hughes Associates, Inc.
Negligent Hiring Mock Trial: Security in the Hot Seat
FUNDAMENTAL
Lawsuits for negligent hiring are among the fastest growing area
of litigation today. Multi-million dollar verdicts can occur when
an employer fails to exercise due diligence by hiring someone with
a criminal record or false credentials. See firsthand how these
risks may play out in court and learn best practices and legal compliance
strategies in a mock trail. You and the other audience members will
act as jurors in a negligent hiring mock trial demonstration featuring
opening statements, crossexamination of a security professional,
expert testimony, closing arguments, jury instructions and a jury
verdict.an educational episode of Law and Order for security professionals.
Lester Rosen, J.D. Attorney, Employment Screening Resources
Sponsored by the Privacy and Personnel Information Management Council
Agriculture and Food-borne Bioterrorism: Facilitating Effective
Prevention, Mitigation, Response, and Recovery
INTERMEDIATE
The agriculture and food sector faces many threats. This session
will explore primary issues facing this sector and attempt to isolate
effective strategies for prevention, response, mitigation, and recovery
from catastrophic incidents. The session will follow HSEEP guidelines
and provide an opportunity for professionals in each segment of
this sector to openly discuss issues relative to resource allocation,
coordination efforts, government interaction, and other crucial
issues. Discussion also is relevant to non-terrorism preparedness,
for instance in responding to the spinach and lettuce E. coli scenarios
that occurred in 2006.
Deborah Allen, CPP
Director, Product Stewardship & Security, PotashCorp
Michael Fagel, Ph.D., CEM HS Analyst, NCBRT-ANL
Michael Steinle Project Manager, Tetra Tech EM, Inc.
Sponsored by the Agriculture and Food Security Council
Capturing Jonathan Pollard
ADVANCED
This is the true account from deep inside the espionage investigation
of Jonathan Pollard. You will hear details of Pollard's confession
immediately following his arrest and of his behavior while suspicion
about his activities was mounting. Mistaken assumptions and leadership
failures enabled Pollard to ransack America's defense intelligence
long after he should have been fired. By gaining vital insights
on this lesson in history, you can prevent similar problems in the
future, and raise your awareness about the need for vigilance on
the part of those entrusted with protecting national defense secrets
and proprietary economic information.
Ronald J. Olive Manager, Consulting & Confidential Investigations
International LLC
Physical Security and Forensic Psychology: A New Collaboration
FUNDAMENTAL
Although violence in the workplace is a serious concern for the
security professional, often the psychological aspects of the threat
may be ignored. Physical security responses in these situations
may seem straightforward, but they are not. Unless the true pathway
to aggression is understood, wrong decisions can lead to increased
liability for the company. Learn a sevenpart model of risk assessment
that combines, and contrasts, unique physical security and forensic
psychological components. See a presentation by corporate security
professionals and a board-certified forensic psychologist that will
give you a new conceptual understanding of risk/threat assessment.
Darin J. Goodwiler, CPP Corporate Security Manager, Briggs & Stratton
Corporation
John Makowski Director, Corporate Security Services, Briggs & Stratton
Corporation
Harley Stock, Ph.D., ABPP Forensic Psychologist, Incident Management
Group
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Why Should the Boss Listen to You? The Seven Disciplines of the
Trusted Strategic Advisor
ADVANCED
Getting to the table, being a trusted strategic advisor, and getting
the boss to listen are personal and professional goals of security
managers and staff people at all levels. Find out how to get the
attention of the boss by focusing on what matters and by understanding
what bosses expect of trusted advisors. Hear dramatic examples,
dilemmas, and corporate problems to help you understand strategy,
gain a management perspective, and give advice powerfully. Plus,
you will be able to present your own situations for hands-on problem
solving.
James E. Lukaszewski, ABC, APR, CCEP Chairman/CEO, The Lukaszewski
Group, Inc.
International Trends and Opportunities
FUNDAMENTAL
The U.S. Commercial Service, the trade promotion unit of the International
Trade Administration, helps U.S. companies export. Trade specialists
in 107 U.S. cities and more than 80 countries work to connect your
company to the assistance needed to be successful in the global
market. Learn how companies can connect with world-class market
research, how to use trade events that promote your product or service,
and how to get introduced to qualified buyers and distributors.
Suzette Nickle
Global Safety/Security Team Leader, U.S. Commercial Service
Israel Hernandez
Assistant Secretary and Director, General Commercial Service, U.S.
Commercial Service
Expanded Opportunities Under the SAFETY Act
FUNDAMENTAL
Explore the expanded opportunities now available in anti-terror
products and services under the Support Anti-Terrorism by Fostering
Effective Technology (SAFETY) Act. The Department of Homeland Security
recently released its Final Rule on the SAFETY Act as well as a
revised and simplified application kit. Learn all about the recent
changes, how the process has been improved for applicants and customers,
how the SAFETY Act can be best utilized, and how it applies to ASIS
certification and guidelines.
Brian Finch, Esq. Attorney, Dickstein Shapiro LLP
Secure ID Programs in Emerging Markets: Keys to the Kingdom
INTERMEDIATE
Today's changing landscape of sophisticated terrorist threats and
continuous catch-up games being played by security managers in emerging
markets make it imperative that you engage in a frank conversation
about mission critical requirements and deliver practical secure
ID solutions that work in the real world. From voter and citizen
IDs through secure travel documents, many countries are upgrading
their national identity programs to counter ever-increasing security
threats and gain operational efficiencies. Hear panel experts share
management takeaways from lessons learned in the field to gain strategic
program insight and avoid common pitfalls in implementing global
secure ID programs.
Pete Thorsen Business Development Manager, Datacard Group
Bill Richardson Senior Training Manager, HID Corporation/ASSA
ABLOY
Robert Beer Vice President, Datacard Group
Jill Allison, MIM, CISSP Vice President, Avalon Oil & Gas, Inc.
Carolyn L. Loew The Boeing Company
Integrating Security Into a Company Going Global: A Case Study
ADVANCED
Being truly global requires an understanding of diversity of cultures,
environments, and new business practices. This applies to the security
function, where creating a common base to communicate and implement
company policies and programs demands an open mind and a learning
process for the security executive. Identifying which programs and
how to implement them in a company globalization process requires
that you understand your company business strategy. Being a true
strategic security executive in this environment demands a new breed
of security professionals.
Antonio Gaona, DSE
Corporate Security Manager, CEMEX
Inteligencia Emocional y Manejo de Crisis
Intermedio
Los profesionales de la seguridad que tenemos la responsabilidad
de proteger a las personas, los activos, la informacion y la imagen
de una Corporacion, requerimos contar con habilidades avanzadas
de inteligencia emocional como: apertura sin prejuicios a situaciones
inesperadas, mostrar empatia con todo tipo de victimas de delitos,
accidentes o catastrofes, saber controlar nuestros impulsos, ser
capaces de motivarnos a nosotros mismos y de persistir ante la adversidad,
proporcionar soluciones creativas y efectivas en circunstancias
no planeadas entre otras, con el proposito de administrar una crisis
de la mejor manera posible, para mitigar y reducir los danos y consecuencias
para la empresa.
David Anguiano Jonguitud, CPP
Gerente de Seguridad Corp, McDonalds Mexico Sa de CV
4:30 pm. - 5:30 pm
Force Protection
ADVANCED
Force protection is applied in addressing a wide assortment of
defense, safety, health, law enforcement, critical infrastructure,
and security measures. Characterized as a dynamic process designed
to assess the threat and prescribe measures to minimize the vulnerability
of assets, force protection is no longer unique to military theaters
of operation; these days it is of interest among a wider audience
of security practitioners. Become familiar with this emerging concept,
including what force protection is, why it is required, who it is
meant to protect, where and when it is needed, and how it is implemented.
Andrew Gale, CPP, MDS Principal, Directorate of Special Examinations
and Inquiries, Canadian Armed Forces
Sponsored by the Military Liaison Council
Your Organization's Nightmare: Identity Theft
FUNDAMENTAL
Today's organizations can expect compromises of an individual's
personal information to result in multiple $250,000 lawsuits, which
typically pay out $60,000 each. What if your organization compromises
your employee, membership, or client data.or all three? What would
be the potential loss in lawsuits, reputation, and stock price?
Increase your understanding of how data are compromised in different
organizations (i.e., schools, retail, government, and manufacturing)
and how to prevent it. Solutions will include procedural, personnel,
physical, and technical. You will be able to implement the solutions
quickly in your environment after examining multiple cases.
Jim Litchko, CAS CEO, Litchko & Associates
Chris Wright, CPP The Wright Group
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council; Privacy
and Personnel Information Management Council
How to Get Into the Game of Classified U.S. Government Business
INTERMEDIATE
Getting into the U.S. government "contracting game" is
tough. It's even harder if access to classified information is required.
Companies wanting to work for the government must complete many
computer-based E-government registration tasks, and they require
a DUNS number in the central contractor registration system. Additionally,
a facility clearance for classified work requires a government agency
sponsor or a request from a government contractor already involved
with classified work. Find out what it takes to make the team and
learn the skills required to get into the game of U.S. government
classified business.
J. Michael Harris, CPP Director Security, RDR, Inc.
Richard F. Williams, CPP President/CEO, Three Worlds Security Consulting
Sponsored by the Defense and Intelligence Council
Business Continuity Planning for an Avian Flu Pandemic
ADVANCED
An influenza pandemic will cause major economic losses due to absenteeism.
If a pandemic occurs, about 30% of the workforce could be off from
work, due to either sickness or fear. Absentee levels at these rates
will cause severe problems. The economic impact will be felt around
the world, appearing in two primary aspects of business.the availability
of the workforce and the impact in the market place. In addition,
absence of purchases will present a new form of business impact
currently not assessed in traditional business impact analysis or
business continuity plans. David G. Patterson, CPP, PSP, CFE Director
of Consulting, The Steele Foundation
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Construction Site Security Risks
INTERMEDIATE
Security professionals considering construction site security
often conclude that theft of equipment and materials ranks as the
greatest risk. However, closer evaluation indicates far greater
risks lie in wait for the unwary. Raise your awareness of some of
the most significant risks other than theft, along with suggested
countermeasures. Learn about risks affecting security measures at
construction projects such as liability shifting from contract documentation
and complex alternative liability insurance programs, who's providing
the builder's risk coverage, avoiding detrimental publicity, providing
security for plans and specifications, and reducing the risk of
project delay. Greg H. Walker, J.D., CPP, ARM Principal Consultant,
RisKontrol, Risk Management of Security Related Matters
Sponsored by the Oil, Gas and Chemical Industry Council
Security for the 2010 Olympics
INTERMEDIATE
The City of Vancouver is preparing to meet the challenges as the
host city for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, and the first step
for the security group was the development of a partnership with
a single source security vendor. The RFP and selection process,
which took nearly two years to complete, produced a security partnership
that can deliver all the necessary security services the city will
require and marshal the necessary subcontractor relationships to
support the city's needs through 2011. Gary Wilson, CPP Manager
of Corporate Security, City of Vancouver Dave Tyson, CPP, CISSP
CSO, City of Vancouver
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Developing a Security Master Plan
ADVANCED
Learn the proper process for building a security master plan and
its components that will document the security strategies of your
business or institution now and, more importantly, in the future.
Win the support of your executive management team and gain the necessary
budget funds to implement your security philosophy.
Timothy D. Giles, CPP
Director of Security, Woodruff Arts Center
What Are You Bringing to the Table?
FUNDAMENTAL
Tabletop exercises are an excellent way to test a company's emergency
plan. With a little imagination and planning, a security director
can produce an exercise tailored to meet the needs of his or her
institution and audience. Take part in a short exercise to experience
some of the aspects of a tabletop exercise. Pointers and resources
available for developing the exercise will be included.
E. Floyd Phelps, CPP
Director, Fire Safety, Southern Methodist University (Retired)
Using Technology in Economic Crime Investigations
ADVANCED
Economic crime.involving cutting edge technology to steal billions.has
infiltrated corporate America at all levels. Security managers continue
to be challenged by the most talented of criminal minds and are
routinely called upon to investigate these individuals, but there
is nothing routine about it! Today's criminals use "all that
technology has to offer" to commit their crimes. We, too, can
use technology to rapidly identify patterns, trends, and solutions
to otherwise complex and complicated investigations. Get up-to-date
on the latest technology solutions.
George E. Curtis, J.D. Associate Professor of Criminal Justice,
Utica College
R. A. (Andy) Wilson, CPP, CFE President, Wilson & Turner Incorporated
Sposored by the Economic Crime Council
Operation Partnership: Guidelines for Law Enforcement-Private
Security Cooperation
INTERMEDIATE
Find out the results of the study, "Operation Partnership:
Guidelines for Law Enforcement-Private Security," sponsored
by the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), U.S.
Department of Justice. The guidelines highlight innovative practices
and cooperative programs between private security and law enforcement
across the country. Learn how to develop a mutually beneficial partnership
in your own community. ASIS International supported this research
and many ASIS members contributed to the success of the project.
Receive your own copy of the guidelines document.
Carl Peed Director, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services,
U.S. Department of Justice
Edward Connors, J.D. President, Institute for Law and Justice
Edward Appel President, iName Check, Inc.
Thomas Seamon, CPP President, Hallcrest Systems, Inc.
Lessons From the HP Investigation: Legal and Ethical Implications
for Investigating Suspected Fraud
FUNDAMENTAL
Discover the importance of conducting any internal corporate investigations
in a legal, ethical, and responsible way. Learn about record ownership,
acceptable investigative tactics, expectations of privacy in the
workplace, employee codes of conduct and ethical issues, and the
importance of continually monitoring ongoing investigations.
Frederick J. Cantz, Jr., CPA, CFE
Senior Manager, Smart Business Advisory and Consulting, LLC
Sponsored by the Economic Crime Council
Counter-surveillance on Potential Targets
INTERMEDIATE
Learn to determine strategically and methodically if your physical
assets (hard targets) and key personnel are under surveillance as
potential targets for attack. After reviewing concepts such as the
staging cycles of attack, you also will be able to identify and
determine what potential assailants are looking for during the planning
stages of an attack. Gain the knowledge you need to determine when
assets or personnel may be under the threat of a potential attack.
John Grady, CPP President, Executive Security Ltd.
Are You Ready to Evacuate or Shelter Patrons During Any Event?
FUNDAMENTAL
Learn from an actual event. On paper, our security and evacuation
plans for fire, bomb threats, and major weather events look good.
But are we really prepared to "evacuate" or "shelter-in-place"
large numbers of people in a short period of time? Large venues
such as high school and university stadiums and auditoriums present
planning, communication, and logistical issues that need to be addressed
should a major weather event occur. Explore the pre-planning process
and the actions taken during an actual event based on a tornado
at a major Midwest university football game.
Ronald Wayne Hobbs, CPP Consultant, Retired
Robert J. Bowers, CPP Captain, ISU Public Safety Department, Iowa
State University
Wireless Mesh for Homeland Security and Video-surveillance Applications
INTERMEDIATE
Wireless mesh is a powerful concept that allows a brand new approach
in the design of CCTV systems. Mesh architecture has been studied
for a long time in academia but only recently have applications
of mesh technology emerged. Mesh-based videosurveillance systems
are becoming very successful due to the incredible advantages that
the mesh topology offers in terms of flexibility and reliability
compared to traditional point-to-point solutions. Based on
advanced routing algorithms, every unit in a mesh network optimizes
transmission through the optimal path, performing "intelligent"
routing of packets in real time. The routing algorithm identifies
low-quality links routing packets around interferences.
Umberto Malesci President, Fluidmesh Networks, Inc.
Dr. Adam C. Thermos, Strategic Technology Group
Science and Security
INTERMEDIATE
Corporate security and loss prevention professionals routinely
make critical asset protection decisions, but often with scant effectiveness
evidence. Life safety and financial success are often at stake,
making the move from anecdote to fact-based asset protection a goal
for many executives. Learn how security.like other disciplines.can
use science to define, focus, and evaluate their protective efforts.
Learn about the R&D process from current examples, get the chance
to provide your own input, and see an outline of a general asset
protection program.
Read Hayes, Ph.D., CPP Director, Loss Prevention Research Council
Jessica Lunsford Act: Leveraging Public Databases to Protect
Students
FUNDAMENTAL
The Jessica Lunsford Act helps prevent sexual offenders from having
access to Florida public school district campuses. The Broward County
Public Schools' Security Tracking and Response System in particular
uses public databases to identify anyone entering school facilities.
Because it is at the forefront of this issue, the school district
and its solution may serve as a model for schools in Florida and
throughout the country. The Act has gained awareness and support
nationwide.
Jonathan Fox
Director of Sales, SISCO
Stephen Thompson
Director of Marketing, Johnson Controls
New Security Management System Standards: How to Make Them Work
for You
INTERMEDIATE
Management system standards are increasingly gaining attention,
both nationally and globally, as tools to manage risks and impacts
of intentional and unintentional incidents such as natural disasters,
terror, extreme crime, and technology mishaps. The International
Organization for Standardization (ISO) Technical Committee on Societal
Security (ISO/TC 223) has recently produced a publicly available
specification: Societal Security - Guidelines for Incident Preparedness
and Operational Continuity Management. Standards will have a profound
impact on the security profession. This session will introduce the
concepts of management systems standards and provide insights into
how security professionals and organizations can successfully add
this tool to the services they provide to enhance preparedness and
resilience.
Marc Siegel, Ph.D.
ASIS Security Management System Consultant, ASIS International
Secuestro y Extorsion un flagelo que afecta los negocios hoy en
Latino America
Intermedio
El secuestro y la Extorsion han sido recientemente un modelo de
negocio criminal que va en aumento y que afecta la tranquilidad
de los ejecutivos para hacer negocios en Latino America. Se presentan
las estadisticas de la Region con un enfoque que permite ver las
tendencias y los nuevos metodos utilizados. Se expondran alternativas
de prevencion y de reaccion inicial que permita a la empresa y al
ejecutivo saber como reaccionar ante un evento. Se presentan estudios
de casos reaes y lecciones aprendidas para los modelos de proteccion
de ejecutivos.
Jorge Septien, CPP
Managing Director Latin America, The Steele Foundation
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