Education Sessions - Tuesday
8:00 am. - 9:00 am
Keynote Address: Tom Peters
11:00 am. - 12:00 noon
Security Architecture and Engineering, Part 1: The Process and
Basis of Design
FUNDAMENTAL
The first of a three-session mini-track covering the security
system design process, this session deals with implementation, from
bidding through system acceptance. Explore the phases and tasks
of security systems design, the major pitfalls in applying the design
process, and the basis of design/concept. Learn how the designer
develops functional requirements and design objectives leading to
a complete and integrated security design. Delve into each of the
key tasks in the initial phase of security design leading to the
basis of design, while critical asset, threat, vulnerability, and
risk analyses are logically completed and converted into functional
requirements that later become the design guidance for the security
designer.
Thomas Whittle, PE
Engineering Manager, SPAWARSYSCEN
Richard Grassie, CPP
President, TECHMARK Security Integration, Inc.
Sponsored by the Security Architecture and Engineering Council
What's New on the Floor: 2007
INTERMEDIATE
You have to contend with over 2,000 booths to find products and
applications of interest. Use your time efficiently by learning
where new and innovative products can be found on the exhibit floor.
This subject has been presented for the last 10 years and is one
of the most popular presentations! It is classified as a must attend!
Roy Bordes President/CEO, The Bordes Group, Inc.
K-9s and Their Versatility in the Transportation Security Industry
FUNDAMENTAL
Become educated on the history, evolution, and present applications
of K-9 detection teams including military, law enforcement, and
private security uses of these teams. Through multimedia, audience
participation, and lecture, you will gain a better understanding
of the benefits and positive aspects of the deployment of K-9 teams,
as well as hear a comparison of K-9s and modern electronic technology.
Chief Powhatan Nolin, CDP Explosive Detection K-9, Sun State Specialty
K-9s, Inc.
Henri (Hank) Nolin, CPP, AEiii President, Sun State Specialty K-9s,
Inc.
Sponsored by the Transportation Council
Holes: Plugging Access Control System Network and Wireless Security
Gaps
INTERMEDIATE
Everything is run by computers these days. Physical control systems
are no different. With networked sensors and wireless access pads,
your perimeter barriers will only be as effective as their electronic
components. Learn how to recognize the holes in networked systems
as well as how to stop hackers and intruders from exploiting those
weaknesses to gain access to your corporate assets and resources.
Find out how recommended solutions can be readily implemented by
exploring practical case studies.
Ronald Lander, CPP, CMAS Chief Specialist, Ultrasafe Security
Solutions
Lew Wagner, CPP, CISSP President, Wagner Consulting
Sponsored by the Information Technology Council
Business Environments in the Future and What the Security Professional
Needs to Know
INTERMEDIATE
The implications of globalization and modernization will require
security professionals to understand the forces driving these impending
changes and how to prepare for them. Leave this session with a good
understanding of what must be done to prepare for the year 2012.
Explore questions such as: What do individual, business, and governmental
entities in 2012 look like? What security risks should the security
professional in 2012 account for.Technology changes? Insider theft/collusion?
Technology saboteurs? High-tech crime? Terrorists? Drug traffickers?
Infectious disease?
Richard Withers, CPP
Chief Security Officer, TRC Security
Kelly J. Kuchta, CPP, CFE
President/Managing Consultant, Forensics Consulting Solutions, LLC
Sponsored by the Information Technology Council Defense Security
Service:
What's Happening?!
INTERMEDIATE
The Defense Security Service (DSS) serves to support both industry
and government missions. Now that the Office of Personnel Management
performs personnel security investigative functions, DSS has gone
through a significant transformation, and those remaining missions
they perform still have a significant impact on industry. Hear the
details of what has occurred from a senior executive service member
along with answers to questions related to government oversight
and other items of interest.
Mary Griggs
Deputy Director, Industrial Security, Directorate for Industrial
Security, Defense Security Service
Building a Security Plan From the Ground Up
FUNDAMENTAL
Acquire the tools and knowledge to build and maintain an effective
and efficient physical security plan. Topics include: where to start;
physical security plan content; physical security plan layout; and
awareness training. Learn to get support for your physical security
program, whether you are establishing a program from the ground
up or making enhancements to an existing program.
Robert M. Wetherell, CPP, CFM Facility Manager, Pearson Education
ASIS Guidelines Update
FUNDAMENTAL
The Chairman of the ASIS Commission on Guidelines will discuss
existing guidelines, those currently in process, and what is planned
for the future. Hear how you can become involved in this important
contribution to the security profession's body of knowledge.
Marc Siegel, Ph.D.
ASIS Security Management System Consultant, ASIS International
F. Mark Geraci, CPP
Senior Director Corporate Security, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.
Gaming Environments: Managing Security in Nightclubs and Lounges
FUNDAMENTAL
Learn about staffing, training, alcohol management techniques,
and management applications to stay within the legal standard of
care for nightclub operations. Increase your understanding of dealing
with undesirables, line and door controls, tipping policies, and
methods for dealing with incidents. Explore the differences between
contract and proprietary casino security forces in these gaming
environments as well. If you have or are considering opening a nightclub
or entertainment lounge in your gaming operations, don't miss this
gaming security expert's presentation.
Alan Zajic AWZ Security Consulting
Sponsored by the Gaming and Wagering Protection Council
Avoid Becoming A Kidnap Victim: Prepare and Train
ADVANCED
Many U.S. corporations, their executives, and employees face a
number of serious threats from a variety of sources including kidnappers
and extortionists, animal rights and environmental extremists, and
terrorists with violent, radical agendas. These radical groups continue
to employ kidnapping and extortion to bring attention to their causes
and to raise funding for future terrorist attacks. Learn about actual
cases and the proactive initiatives you can take to ensure employees
and businesses do not fall victim to these threats.
Richard Hildreth, Jr.
Senior Vice President, Corporate Risk International
Data Classification and Digital Rights Management
FUNDAMENTAL
In 2005, the Ponemon Institute conducted two surveys revealing
that nearly 20% of customers discontinued their service contracts
with companies that lost their information, and 40% considered cancellation.
Organizations surveyed estimated an average cost of $14-$50 million
per incident. Data classification is the foundation for protecting
competitive and proprietary information assets and for minimizing
the risks of breach or loss of data. Discuss the value of the application
of standards and technologies in particular through enterprise digital
rights management to control access to corporate documents and files
and facilitate the protection of a company's information assets.
John Petruzzi, Jr., CPP, CISM
Vice President, Corporate Security, Simon Property Group
Tim Best
President/CEO, PreScreen America, Inc.
Sponsored by the Privacy and Personnel Information Management Council
Advancement of Victim Rights and Services Across the Private Security
Profession
FUNDAMENTAL
The Bureau of Justice statistics estimate that three million victimizations
occur each year in the workplace and 19% of crime victims reported
they were at work, or traveling to or from work, when the crime
occurred. Raise your understanding of crime victims' rights and
issues and recommended approaches for responding to crime and victims.
Learn how to enhance the capacity of your private security to better
address and respond to victim concerns in the workplace.
Eugene Rugala
President, Eugene A. Rugala & Associates
Sponsored by the ASIS Foundation
Security and Illegal Immigrants in the Workforce
INTERMEDIATE
Learn about the many facets of illegal immigration. See a short
presentation about the legal and programmatic failures that have
allowed illegal immigrants to enter, remain, and work in the United
States. Common weaknesses in human resource procedures will be discussed,
especially those relating to employee background and fingerprint
checks. Hear an update on new and pending legislation that relates
to both a new gguest worker programh and enhanced "Employer
sanctions." The last 30 minutes will be devoted to Q&A.
Neville Cramer
President, Immigration Enforcement Solutions, LLC
Network Video Design and Product Spec Reading Made Easy
INTERMEDIATE
The step-by-step system of network video design is expanded to
include a real-life case study. From cameras to infrastructure to
recording systems, learn what specs match the network you have.
Receive an easy IT survival toolkit to help you through your next
project meeting. What do those product specs really mean? Learn
the difference between "product-speak" and comparable
specs. Learn how to link spec sheet features to real-life applications.
Charlie R.A. Pierce
Director, Integrated Security Technology, IPC International Corporation
Fredrik Nilsson
General Manager, Axis Communications
Steve Surfaro
Group Manager, Panasonic
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
The Value of Operational Testing and Evaluation of Security Technologies
FUNDAMENTAL
The development and implementation of security technologies can
be lengthy and expensive. Performance of these systems is highly
dependent upon the real-world environment into which they are placed
for operation. Unfortunately, these operational variables are not
always adequately considered when the decision is made to continue
development of new technologies or to purchase more mature systems
for installation at a particular site. Learn how operational testing
and evaluation can be used at different steps in the development
and implementation processes to save money, mitigate risk, and to
incrementally improve operational performance.
David Michael Speaks
Manager, Technology Applications Center, Y-12 National Security
Complex
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Reasonable Forseeability and Premises Liability
INTERMEDIATE
If you are a professional who is responsible for the loss prevention,
risk management, and/or physical security of a property, then broaden
your understanding of the type of risks for which you might be held
accountable. Explore the doctrine of "greasonable forseeability"
and variations in how different states have applied it.
Paul Caruso, J.D.
Senior District Manager, AlliedBarton Security Services
Beat the Bad Guys at Their Own Games: Exposing Machiavellian
Managers
FUNDAMENTAL
This session is about lies.exposing some of the most common dirty
tricks and political games that get played by those characters who
care more for their own careers than for the customer, the company,
or their coworkers. This session is also about hope and integrity.
We know that the vast majority of people in organizations want to
do good work, to be of service, and to benefit in turn. But they
are frequently frustrated or sabotaged by unhelpful politics and
abuses of power. Let's do something positive about that! Marlene
Palkovich, Ph.D. President, Marlene Palkovich Consultants
La Seguridad Privada En El Cono Sur De America, Sus Amenazas,
Sus Fortalezas Y Las Oportunidades De Negocio
Intermedio
Argentina, Brasil y Chile, son en la actualidad las tres mas grandes
economias y de mayor estabilidad en la America del Sur, insertas
plenamente en la globalizacion, con todo lo que esto significa,
incluidas las amenazas asimetricas del mundo globalizado.Crimen
Organizado, Comercio ilegal, narcotrafico, fraudes de cuello y corbata,
lavado de dinero, etc. En consecuencia, la Seguridad de la sociedad
en general y de la Industria en particular, ha debido desarrollar
respuestas eficientes y eficaces a las amenazas antes descritas.
Conozca las actuales amenazas a la seguridad en el Cono Sur de America,
las caracteristicas mas importantes del escenario, fortalezas y
debilidades de los gobiernos implicados y las oportunidades de negocio
que se presentan para las empresas de seguridad privada y los desafios
que deben afrontar las corporaciones.
Jose Carlos Degiorgis, CPP, CFE
Director, Mena International Group
Francisco Tranchesi Neto, CPP, DSE
Security Manager, Hewlett Packard Brazil
Alfredo Iturriaga, CPP
Executive Vice President, RacoWind
1:30 pm. - 3:00 pm
U.S. Military Police and Security Operations in Afghanistan/Iraq
(Part 1)
INTERMEDIATE
Since the military began prosecuting the Global War On Terrorism
(GWOT) in 2001, military police and security forces are in high
demand. While performing their traditional duties, many of these
forces have performed roles/missions outside of their core competencies.
Other military specialties have been assigned roles/missions normally
conducted by police/security forces to cover shortfalls in these
forces. In the first of a two-part session, senior security leaders
from the Marine Corps, Navy, and Coast Guard will provide an overview
of current operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, highlighting the
challenges and lessons learned.
Col. Richard A. Anderson
U.S. Marine Corps
Timothy Carruth Deputy Assistant Director, U.S. Navy/Naval Criminal
Investigative Service John G. Steele Chief, Office of Security Policy
and Management, U.S. Coast Guard
Sponsored by the Military Liaison Council
Security Architecture and Engineering, Part 2: Systems Design
and Engineering
INTERMEDIATE
The second of a three-session mini-track covering the security
system design process, this session deals with implementation, from
bidding through system acceptance. You've established your security
system requirements. Now they must be met in the design of your
system. Learn how a security system design is developed and how
bid and construction documents are prepared. Explore how to achieve
a good design and the requirements for hardware and software, operation
and technical procedures, facility support, and construction. Hear
about design documentation such as engineering drawings, equipment
bid specifications, bill of materials, installation specifications,
and cost estimates.
Frank M. Carpency, CPP, PSP, PE
Principal/Chief Engineer, Carpency and Associates, LLC
Sponsored by the Security Architecture and Engineering Council
Securing Your Personal and Corporate Data While on the Road
FUNDAMENTAL
From Bluetooth to WiFi thieves to techno-social engineering, there
are people all around the world waiting to separate you from your
data. In this session you will hear case studies, see some of the
tools used by thieves, and hear about the off-theshelf items you
can buy at a local store to prevent and detect these thieves of
corporate or personal information. You also will learn simple tricks
to prevent others from making victims out of travelers.
J. Keith Flannigan, Ph.D., CAS Director, International Dynamics
Research Corp.
Roy Wilkinson, CAS, CISSP President, SPI Services
Ronald Lander, CPP, CMAS Chief Specialist, Ultrasafe Security Solutions
9/11: A Personal Remembrance of Terrorism
FUNDAMENTAL
Hear a vivid, detailed, and emotional remembrance of the 2001 attack
on the World Trade Center by an active participant. The senior FBI
agent at the foot of the North Tower relates what started as routine
support to firefighters and evolved into a terrorism response, criminal
investigation, and desperate struggle for survival. This fog-of-war
story is a recollection of human limitations, momentary weakness,
and fierce determination. Several seemingly counterintuitive actions
saved his and other lives. He initially declined interviews, but
the story is too compelling, inspiring, and significant to the memory
of those fallen and those who lived. Never forget.
Wesley A. Wong
Senior Consultant, Harbinger Technologies Group
Sponsored by the Defense and Intelligence Council
International Standards and Guidelines and the Security Professional
INTERMEDIATE
International standards and guidelines are becoming a must for
all private and public organizations for certification or simply
as a benchmark. Corporate security, which until recently had been
a non-runner as an international standard, is making up for lost
time. The change began in November 2005 with the recognition of
ISO/IEC27001, the international business management standard for
the security of information. Learn about other new security standards.which
gradually will cover all sectors.that are being prepared for international
recognition. This is the best time for you to get involved and contribute
to their development.
Steven Payne, CPP
JT International
Roger Bird
Senior Manager, Group Security, Lloyds TSB Bank Plc
Marc Siegel, Ph.D.
ASIS Security Management System Consultant, ASIS International
Roger D. Warwick, CPP Managing Director, Pyramid International
System Integration Selection Process
FUNDAMENTAL
Both gaming regulators and casino management have a distinct need
to verify compliance with regulatory standards and ensure the purchase
of future security and surveillance systems and their installation
conform to corporate standards. Because gaming venues demand the
best systems and services available, they also need a process to
scrutinize system integrators and the products and services they
offer. This session discusses company vetting, requirements for
a well-written RFP, and analysis of proposals. Learn how to select
an integrator and products, how the process works in gaming venues,
and integrator management including the risks in selling to the
gaming market.
Joseph McDonald, PSP
Chief Security Officer, Switch Communications Group
Sponsored by the Gaming and Wagering Protection Council
The Top Ten Mistakes Leaders Make: Oh No - Not More "Leadership"
Advice
FUNDAMENTAL
The average leader faces at least five problems in learning to
lead: we replicate the poor leadership habits of others; we aren't
born with leadership skills; we lack good models and mentors; we
lack formal training; and we fail to focus on the future. Leadership
is INFLUENCE, plain and simple. Let's find out why leaders continually
fail and keep making the same mistakes over and over. We might even
have a few laughs at ourselves.
Marlene Palkovich, Ph.D.
President, Marlene Palkovich Consultants
Developing a Plan of Action for Regional Disaster Resilience
FUNDAMENTAL
This interactive session will focus on the emerging concept of
Regional Disaster Resilience for critical infrastructure as well
as the need for forming regional public-private partnerships. Hear
about lessons learned from Katrina and other events, as well as
case studies of existing regional partnerships and state level initiatives.
Through a facilitated discussion, you will learn how effective partnerships
can be developed to address regional preparedness and resilience
strategies. Discuss roles and responsibilities at the national,
regional, and local levels including governance challenges.
Ed Hecker Chief, Homeland Security Office, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Marla Dalton, PE Executive Director, The Infrastructure Security
Partnership
Radical Islam, Threats and Goals: A View From the Ground
INTERMEDIATE
This session will provide an overview of the goals of, and threats
posed by, radical Islamic terrorists. Learn about Col. Trapp's recent
experience commanding a diverse collection of operations in Iraq.
Leadership and security lessons learned will be examined.
Col. Michael I. Trapp, CPP Chief, Innovation Division, U.S. Air
Force Security Forces Center, Lackland Air Force Base
Sponsored by the Military Liaison Council
A Holistic Approach to School Security
FUNDAMENTAL
This session examines school security basics, including identification
of assets and threats, developing a safety committee, and important
policies and procedures. You will benefit from lessons learned in
recent school tragedies as we delineate the key components of an
effective security program: best practices, appropriate devices,
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), emergency
preparedness, and more. Practical examples, helpful video clips,
and current resources will be provided.
Paul Timm, PSP President, RETA Security, Inc.
Insider's Guide to the 2007 DHS Chemical Security Regulations
and Programs
INTERMEDIATE
The 2007 chemical security regulations introduced by the Department
of Homeland Security usher in a new era in chemical security. Learn
the latest requirements from the department's lead person for chemical
sector security. Not a repeat of last year's highly acclaimed presentation,
this year's session brings an insider's look into the creation and
implementation of the nation's first federal chemical security regulations.
You will go beyond the regulations to explore many DHS training
and information sharing programs.
Steven G. King, CPP
Director, Chemical Security Office, U.S. Department of Homeland
Security
I Spy: Covert Surveillance and Workplace Privacy
INTERMEDIATE
Workplace crime and violence is on the increase and security professionals
everywhere are concerned. In this dynamic and fast-paced session,
you will examine the complexities of covert surveillance and how
and when it should be used in the workplace. See actual uncut surveillance
video of real workplace crimes. Additionally, a series of how-to
demonstrations will reveal several of the best-kept surveillance
secrets in the industry. The legal considerations and aspects of
covert surveillance in the workplace also will be covered.
Steven Foster, CPP, PCI President, Business Controls, Inc.
Bio-security Update
INTERMEDIATE
Take a comprehensive look at the current state of the threat to
the United States of bio-warfare, including human, animal, and plant
pathogens. Hear an overview of government agencies and departments
that have issued strict compliance regulations that affect all bio-labs
working with these various organisms and pathogens. Learn about
efforts by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) and the Department
of State to reduce the biowarfare threat.
Kirk Wilhelm, CPP
Senior Facility Security Officer/Chem/Bio-Security Specialist, Midwest
Research Institute
The Case for Private Sector Forensic Video Analysis
INTERMEDIATE
The proliferation of evidence from CCTV systems is beginning to
overwhelm law enforcement's limited forensic video analysis abilities.
Target's Assets Protection Forensic Services team operates two forensic
laboratories and specializes in forensic video analysis. Useful
in both criminal and civil matters, the private sector application
of forensic video analysis serves public and private interests and
demonstrates the viability of public/ private partnerships. From
the development of a forensic video analysis program through participation
in efforts to develop discipline-wide standards and use of cutting-edge
techniques, you will gain insight into a successful corporate forensic
laboratory model.
Rick Lautenbach Manager, Forensic Services, Target Assets Protection
Forensic Laboratory (Las Vegas)
Casey Caudle Forensic Video Analyst, Target Assets Protection
Forensic Laboratory (Las Vegas)
Countering Identity Fraud: Building a World Class Enterprise Program
INTERMEDIATE
Identity fraud has been the fastest growing crime reported to
the Federal Trade Commission for the last three years. Millions
of Americans have been stung by identity fraud and major banks and
financial services companies have been sanctioned and exposed in
the press for unsafe practices. Successful identity fraud prevention
programs are rooted in sound data protection practices, incident
handling procedures, and employee training programs, with a small
dose of technology. Discover best practices, the links between spyware/phishing
and identity fraud, and some case studies on recent identity fraud.
Joseph Krull, CPP, CISSP, CISA
Senior Manager, Security, Accenture
Confessions of an Exploited Scientist: Conducting Research in
a Threat Environment
ADVANCED
Hostile intelligence services and foreign companies, scientists,
academics, and others seek to exploit visits to U.S. research laboratories
and have collaborative interactions with U.S. scientists as a means
of improving their economic and military position. A foreign entity
may consider some individuals targets for potential exploitation
regardless of their access to classified technology, programs, or
information, or their position within an organization. By virtue
of working for such an organization, you may be a target. Learn
how the personal vulnerabilities of a national laboratory/university
scientist and laboratory director, with no access authorization,
were exploited to benefit a foreign entity.
Richard James Sullivan, CPP Manager, Counterintelligence Officer,
U.S. Department of Energy Counterintelligence Training Academy
Glenn Smith Director, Training and Awareness Division, Counterintelligence
Directorate, U.S. Department of Energy
Donald Fingleton, Ph.D. Scientist/Counterintelligence Instructor,
U.S. Department of Energy National Training Center, Counterintelligence
Training Academy
Law Enforcement as a Partner in Preventing Workplace Violence
FUNDAMENTAL
Using an actual case of a high-risk threat to a large corporation,
this presentation will allow you to learn the basic concepts of
behavioral risk assessment procedures; how pathological organizational
affective attachment causes people to threaten to kill in the workplace;
how to convey this information to law enforcement authorities so
that they become a partner in the threat assessment process; and
how to document the entire behavioral risk assessment protocol.
Tim Garcia
Investigative Programs and Events Manager, Intel Corporation
Harley Stock, Ph.D., ABPP Forensic Psychologist, Incident Management
Group
Plan de Continuidad de Negocios - El modelo de los 12 pasos
Intermedio
Introduccion a conceptos criticos en el manejo de emergencias,
eventos reales, componentes principales del BCP divididos en cuatro
etapas, descripcion individual de los doce pasos incluyendo analisis
de riesgos, probabilidad de ocurrencia, impacto al negocio, guia
para calcular perdidas aceptables, limites de interrupcion de operaciones,
alternativas de recuperacion,manejo de crisis, planes de contingencia
para reubicacion de gente, documentacion e integracion como parte
de la administracion cotidiana del negocio.
Eduardo Jimenez
Corporate Security Manager Latin America North, Procter & Gamble
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Security Architecture and Engineering, Part 3: Security System
Design System Implementation
INTERMEDIATE
The third of a three-session mini-track covering the security system
design process, this session deals with implementation, from bidding
through system acceptance. A well-designed system can be an operational
nightmare unless it is implemented properly. Learn to identify the
responsibilities of the many players in the process and how to successfully
manage the project so that you remain on schedule and within budget.
Review contractor deliverables and learn some tips on how to run
a project meeting. Explore some of the basic system and component
tests that will tell you if your system is performing as required.
David Aggleton, CPP, CSC President/Principal Consultant, Aggleton
& Associates, Inc.
Sponsored by the Security Architecture and Engineering Council
Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12: Implementation and
Usage
INTERMEDIATE
An important U.S. government convergence initiative is Homeland
Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD-12). Government employees
and contractor personnel will receive a smart card that will be
used for physical access to government controlled facilities and
logical access to government information systems. Learn about implementation
and usage of FIPS 201-1. This interactive presentation will show
you how this concept is used throughout the federal government.
You will receive a unique perspective of physical access to government
controlled facilities and logical access to government information
systems. Gain operational knowledge of smart card deployment techniques.
Ron Martin, CPP Agency Identity Management Official, U.S. Department
of Commerce
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council
Physical Security Managers' Guide to Computer Security
FUNDAMENTAL
With all businesses today being IT driven, some physical security
directors find themselves responsible for IT programs. Discover
what you need to know to have a smooth convergence of your physical
security and IT security programs. Learn about your risk, responsibilities,
and responses for an IT incident in your business.
Ronald Lander, CPP, CMAS Chief Specialist, Ultrasafe Security Solutions
Roy Wilkinson, CAS, CISSP President, SPI Services
J. Keith Flannigan, Ph.D., CAS Director, International Dynamics
Research Corp.
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council
Higher Than Top Secret! What Makes Information Classified?
FUNDAMENTAL
Within the United States there are multiple overlapping and sometimes
conflicting rules for protecting national security and sensitive
information. Classified information must be secured from unauthorized
access. Homeland Security requires distribution of information with
law enforcement and first responders. Simultaneously sharing and
controlling vulnerable information may seem to be an impossible
dichotomy. This layman's guide to classified information and national
security control systems offers you some context to the chaotic
landscape of U.S. government security classifications. It provides
you with a starting point and road map to help you navigate the
sometimes unfamiliar territory of national security information.
J. Michael Harris, CPP
Director of Security, RDR, Inc.
Sponsored by the Defense and Intelligence Council
Conduct Your Best Video System Site Survey
FUNDAMENTAL
Gain the best understanding of linking an imaging device to its
primary purpose. Learn the best ways to document a survey and communicate
your needs from survey to spec. Understand lighting systems and
how to conduct a lighting survey. Are vehicles creating hazards
at your facilities? Learn how to notice details in your survey that
will lower your liabilities later.
Charlie R.A. Pierce
Director, Integrated Security Technology, IPC International Corporation
Steve Surfaro
Group Manager, Panasonic
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Terrorism - Update and Iran's 50-Year Strategic Plan To Export Their Revolution
FUNDAMENTAL
Be confronted with the increased threat of Middle East and home-grown
radical Muslims. The US underestimating the terrorist threats leads to
being defensive only. Become informed about the strategic plan of Iran
to export their revolution. Besides the nuclear developments, leadership
in Iran has a scaring scenario to take-over power in numerous countries,
first in the Middle East, followed by other continents. They have
well-established groups and individuals already in place in certain
countries, including in Government. Learn certain facts about this
strategic plan, covering the "achievements" of Iran's leadership and the
expectations for the future.
John W A Didden
Global Security Providers
Medical Risk Management for Security Professionals
FUNDAMENTAL
Learn about medical risk management strategies for meetings and
events around the globe. From the avian gbird fluh pandemic to
bioterrorism, the health risks associated with meetings and travel
have become much more challenging and significant over the past
decade. Security personnel need a practical set of tools to prepare
and respond to these real medical threats. Leave with a comprehensive
checklist and the latest recommendations from a board certified
physician with over 16 years of experience in the industry.
Jonathan Spero, M.D. President, InHouse Physicians
Today's Student Members. Tomorrow's Security Professionals
FUNDAMENTAL
Student members can be an important and viable source of future
security professionals, but only if eligible students are encouraged
to become student members and only if the students feel as if they
are a part of the larger security community. What can be done to
encourage student membership? What do student members hope to achieve
by joining ASIS? What can ASIS regions and chapters do to help satisfy
those expectations? These and other issues will be explored in a
roundtable discussion with security academicians, practitioners,
and a recent student member.
Steve Saravara, J.D. Program Chair, Nichols College
Chris Hertig Assistant Professor, York College of Pennsylvania
Chris Richardson, CPP Vice President, Operations, PCG Solutions,
Inc.
Sponsored by the Academic Programs in Colleges and Universities
Council
WarDriving: Drive, Detect, and Defend for Wireless Networks
FUNDAMENTAL
With the increasing use of wireless networks and systems using
handheld devices, the possibility of exploiting the exposures and
vulnerabilities of these systems becomes more prevalent. Even with
the constant changing of technologies to safeguard these networks,
the opportunities for individuals to attempt to penetrate these
systems is on the increase. Learn the basics of wireless networks,
the controls that exist, the techniques used by perpetrators, and
further enhancements for providing a more secure environment.
Alan Nutes, CPP Manager, Security Services, Gulfstream
Combating the Financing of Terrorism
ADVANCED
The financing of terrorism and terrorists remains a critical, if
not sobering, issue for financial institutions, law enforcement
officials, regulators, and, by extension, every day Americans in
the United States and abroad. Hear assessments of the new generation
of terrorists, financial systemic vulnerabilities, and global trends
relating to the financing of terrorism, including the dynamics of
rapid change, evolution of operating ethodologies, and the terrorist
attack cycle. Explore preventive and detective mechanisms and case
studies.
Gregory Bretzing
Corporate Risk International
Dennis Lormel
Senior Vice President, Corporate Risk International
Safeguarding Science
INTERMEDIATE
Hear an overview of the security issues and challenges that face
biotech/bioresearch facilities, specifically The Salk Institute,
in La Jolla, California. Learn about security coverage in regard
to animal rights extremists, chemical/biological hazards, irradiator
regulations, protection of stem cell research, and various security
issues specific to the Salk Institute. You also will learn about
the Institute's recent security hardware and software upgrade, card
readers, CCTV, monitoring software, and the integration of biometric
devices.
Jules De La Cruz
Manager, Security Services, The Salk Institute
Building Optimal Searchable Surveillance Systems for Your Environment
INTERMEDIATE
Explore searchable surveillance systems as a platform for effective
and efficient security operations. Learn how integrated security
technologies and services combine video analytics, search, and data
to deliver surveillance solutions that effectively address challenging
problems such as fraud, theft, and homeland security. Searchable
surveillance systems are the newest approach to physical security;
they enable security professionals to establish a security framework
for integrating existing and emerging technologies including video
search engines, cameras, security management applications, biometrics,
video analytics, and integration with applications such as access
control, transaction systems, or external data sources and watch
lists. You also will review user case studies.
Stephen Russell
CEO, 3VR Security, Inc.
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Global Trends Affecting Enhanced Due Diligence and Background
Screening
ADVANCED
A global business means more opportunities, more distribution,
more customers, and more talent, but it also means more risk and
more regulations. Thus, as we conduct our due diligence and background
screening on customers, partners, vendors, and employees, it is
critical to understand the intersections between regulations, risk,
reliability, and resolution. We need to be aware, understand, and
be in compliance with country, regional, and global regulations.
Using enhanced, localized, global due diligence resources can help
ensure regulatory compliance, and mitigate financial and reputational
risks. Learn how companies can get the answers and insight they
need before making important business decisions.
Janet Ackerman
Vice President of Global Services, ChoicePoint
Terrorism and the 2008 Presidential Campaign: An Early Primer
INTERMEDIATE
A variety of terrorist threats may emerge surrounding the 2008
election campaign and the vote itself, leading to potential security
developments in the United States. Learn about the related threat
to interests abroad. If you are responsible for government and corporate
security functions, the session will give you a framework of reference
and insight into possible campaign-related threat developments to
help prepare you for what may lie ahead. You will look back at the
2004 campaign, which will help you to anticipate what to expect
and when to expect it with the upcoming campaign season.
Glenn Schoen
Senior Manager, Ernst & Young Security & Integrity Services
The Naked Truth About Managing Information Asset Protection
INTERMEDIATE
PPG Industries is a global manufacturer of industrial products,
organized into 17 business units with 110 manufacturing facilities
and equity affiliates in more than 20 countries. As PPG continues
to grow into an even more global operating company, the protection
of information becomes increasingly critical. PPG formed an Information
Asset Protection Team and tasked it with evaluating, upgrading,
and standardizing the strategies and policies used to provide an
effective management approach to the protection of information assets.
Find out what issues the team faced when implementing a corporate-wide
effort in such a diversified company.
Bernie Sullivan, CPP
Manager, Security Operations, PPG Industries
Partnering for Protection: Creative and Cost Effective Infrastructure
Security Initiatives
FUNDAMENTAL
A coordinated and sustained homeland security protection strategy
is essential to the protection of critical infrastructures. However,
effective infrastructure protection is often dependent upon the
effectiveness of regional and local partnerships among private and
public sector entities. Regional focus, external infrastructure
alliances, and internal organizational partnering are emerging security
trends that supplement national security strategies. Gain practical
examples of successful security, mutual aid, and first responder
initiatives for an international audience.
Robert Hulshouser, CPP
Manager, Corporate Security Services, Las Vegas Valley Water District
Sponsored by the Utilities Security Council
Secrets From the Executive Office: Always Go to Other People's
Funerals, Otherwise They Won't Come to Yours
FUNDAMENTAL
What's the difference between an ordinary manager and a leader?
This session will share the most important "secrets" on
the subject, based upon extensive research. Some will entertain
you but the end result is always the same. Real leaders understand
that you manage tasks but you need to inspire people. The true measure
of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good.
Marlene A. Palkovich, Ph.D.
President, Marlene Palkovich Consultants
Simplifique la Seguridad de Ejecutivos de alto Nivel en viajes
de Negocios. Consejos practices
Intermedio
Usted conocera un metodo practico para analizar, definir e integrar
un equipo de seguridad eficiente y completo para proteger a los
ejecutivos en viajes de negocios. Necesitamos renovar la idea de
que es necesaria una gran cantidad de gente armada, guardaespaldas
y vehiculos blindados para poder proporcionar seguridad a nuestros
ejecutivos. Un bajo perfil, informacion completa buenos planes y
una buena metodologia seran las herramientas que quitaran cualquier
stress a su viaje de negocios. Aprenda como elaborar planes de contingencias.
Compartiremos con ustedes nuestra experiencia recibiendo, transportando
y proporcionando seguridad a Ejecutivos de alto nivel en Mexico.
Ruben Escotto-Kuhn, CPP
Senior Security Manager, DaimlerChrysler de Mexico
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