Education Sessions - Wednesday
8:00 am. - 9:00 am
Keynote Address: Dr. Henry Kissinger
11:00 am. - 12:00 noon
Emerging Trends in Safe Parking Facilities
FUNDAMENTAL
Why does so much crime take place in parking garages and lots?
What opportunities are present for acts of terror such as staging
explosions? Review the risks, threats, and vulnerabilities of these
facilities and learn about the latest design trends, codes, and
standards for designing safer parking facilities.
Randy Atlas, Ph.D., CPP, AIA
President, Counter Terror Design, Inc.
Sponsored by the Security Architecture and Engineering Council
Air Cargo Security: The New TSA Rules
FUNDAMENTAL
In the United States, the newly created Transportation Security
Administration, as part of the larger Department of Homeland Security
(DHS), has assumed overall responsibility for transportation security.
The U.S. government has generally relied heavily on strategic partnerships
with industry to reach their security goals. Some air cargo security
programs outside the United States are in the forefront, particularly
European Union programs. Learn about the need to improve and enhance
the current and proposed air cargo security strategic plan in the
United States and make it more seamless with international models.
Kathleen Sweet, J.D. CEO, Risk Management Security Group
Sponsored by the Transportation Security Council
Phishing for Dollars: Ripping Off Your Identity
FUNDAMENTAL
Phishing is what identity thieves do to rip off identities and
steal money. One by-product is ruined credit. Learn about the deceptive
techniques used to trick people into revealing their personal and
financial credentials, and hear about some high profile failures.
You will hear about the methods of deception, the stages used to
carry out an attack, and various techniques and measures you can
employ. Plus, you'll get a glimpse of what lies ahead in phishing.
Shayne P. Bates, CPP, CISM
Principal, Security Consulting, CHS-V, Koffel Associates, Inc.
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council
Realizing the Return on Security Investment: Lessons Learned From
an Operational Cost-effective Program
INTERMEDIATE
How can you evaluate the return on investment in security? How
can implementation of business practices, such as analysis of valuable
trend information, help to enhance security operations? You will
learn an approach that provides a valuable tool for both security
departments and executive management. Practical and cost-effective
devices such as routine selfassessments, senior management surveys,
and customer feedback can be used continually to assess the health
of your organization's security posture. Taken collectively, you
can use these business methodologies to present information to local
and corporate management that highlights and quantifies the return
on the security investment.
Jeffrey (JC) Dodson
Vice President, BAE Systems
Sponsored by the Defense and Intelligence Council
You Know The Art of War - Now Win People Over with The Art of
Woo
INTERMEDIATE
Your projects, programs, and career turn on the difference between
"no" and "yes." Yet selling ideas.especially
the kinds of ideas that make organizations work.is a skill shrouded
in mystery. Part emotional intelligence, politics, rhetoric, and
psychology, selling ideas is not like tricking someone out of his
money. It's about helping others to see things your way - engaging
their minds and imaginations - with Woo, a systematic process of
relationship-based persuasion. Two parts art and one part science,
Woo uses four simple steps to win others over and bring even the
most skeptical people in the most hostile organizations to your
point of view. Whether you're introverted or extroverted, competitive
or collaborative, intellectual or practical, The Art of Woo will
strengthen your persuasion skills in every aspect of your life.
Mario Moussa
Principal, Center for Applied Research
Crime and Security in the Hospitality Environment
FUNDAMENTAL
The session will analyze incidents of gdefrauding the innkeeperh
and other crimes relating to the hospitality environment. With the
advent of credit card fraud, cyber-crime, identity theft, mobile
drug labs, and traditional crimes like prostitution, domestic violence,
and assault, innkeepers are being victimized at an alarming rate.
What are the costs of such crimes? Impact to the innkeeper? Exposure
of guests? Hear strategies to minimize risk and respond effectively
to incidents. You also will take away sound advice for travelers
that will help them to improve their security while on the road
and protect their confidential information. And, you won't want
to miss the discussion debunking urban myths regarding hotels.
Connell J. Rodden, Jr., CPP
Director of Security, Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa
What Not to Do in Picking Security Contractors
INTERMEDIATE
Some "expert" security consultants look only for ways
to create more work for themselves. Others focus on repackaging
what they previously created for another client, regardless of whether
you need it. Walk through lessons learned from over $20,000,000
in security projects. See how the presenters took a negative experience
from one project and used it to change the specifications and criteria
for selecting a security contractor in another project. You will
learn how they now run competitive bids and find superior contractors
with heavy reliance on CPP credentials. And you will take home a
list of red flags to guide you.
Mojgan Hashemi, PE
Security Program Manager, Metropolitan Water District
Nick Catrantzos, CPP
Security Unit Manager, Metropolitan Water District
Leading From Within a Crisis Management Team
ADVANCED
During times of crisis, true leaders emerge to meet the needs of
the individuals and the organization. These effective crisis leaders
have a clear vision of the problem (beyond the obvious) and the
eventual resolution. They execute the plan in conjunction with others.
In this session, you will go beyond checklists and tactical plans
to discover what you can do to increase the effectiveness of your
team and yourself during times of crisis. A take-and-use model for
crisis leadership and crisis team membership will be provided. Learn
successful field-tested strategies, based on extensive experience.
Bruce T. Blythe
CEO, Crisis Management International, Inc.
Managing Risk for America's Treasures: Multi-Hazard Risk Assessments
of Smithsonian Institution Facilities
INTERMEDIATE
The Smithsonian Institution conducted risk assessments using the
FEMA 426/452 methodology, combined with FEMA natural hazard methodology,
on 30 sites worldwide to determine the highest risks from both man-made
and natural disasters across the entire institution. Over 20,000,000
square feet of buildings were assessed. The data gathered supported
risk management decisions to accept risk or develop new projects
or policies to mitigate risk. The proposed protective measures were
prioritized and integrated into the existing capital, maintenance,
or operational programs and projects. Benefit from the lessons learned
so that you can help protect real property inventory and missions.
Eric Letvin, Esq., PE
Team Leader, URS Corporation
E. Scott Tezak, PE
Senior Engineer, URS Corporation
Douglas A. Hall
Associate Director, Office of Protection Services, Smithsonian Institution
Gang Culture: From the Streets to the Emergency Department
INTERMEDIATE
Get an inside look at gangs. When a member of a street gang is
injured in gang conflict and brought to the emergency room, the
conflict isn't over. Rival gang members often will try to visit
the injured person and attempt to "finish the job." The
involved parties likely will be armed and dangerous and they will
cause disruption to the care of other patients. Learn how to recognize
the signs of gang activity in the emergency department and other
hospital areas, how to assess this risk, and how to implement countermeasures
utilizing the CPTED philosophy.
Bonnie Michelman, CPP, CHPA
Director of Police, Security and Outside Services, Massachusetts
General Hospital
George Patak
Operations Manager, Detroit Area Office, The Wackenhut Corporation
The Top Ten Things Every Health Care Security Director Must Get
Right
INTERMEDIATE
What are the top 10 issues that you must consider when assessing
the quality of your security program? Find out what the current
trends and best practices are and take home practical tips to assist
you in complying with accreditation and regulatory requirements,
while at the same time enhancing the posture of your security programs.
If you are in charge of creating a well-defined security master
plan for your hospital, this session is ideal for you. You will
cover topics from access control to the development of department
specific critical incident response plans.
Tony W. York, CPP, CHPA Senior Vice President, Hospital Shared
Services
Isaac E. Luten IV, J.D., CPP Principal Consultant, Hospital Shared
Services
Problems and Solutions of Facial Recognition and Investigations
FUNDAMENTAL
The Pennsylvania Justice Network's Facial Recognition software
(JFRS) uses computer technology to analyze and digitally map characteristics
of the human face for comparison against identified offender photographs.
By leveraging existing arrest photographs captured in the Commonwealth
Photo Image Network (CPIN), JFRS can compare and analyze suspect
photographs against millions of arrest, corrections, and parole
images. If no match exists, investigators then submit the suspect
image to the JFRS Watchlist service. The JFRS Watchlist monitors
photographs added to CPIN and immediately alerts investigators to
potential matches. Hear about all the issues associated with planning,
training, and deploying facial recognition software.
Phil Tomassini
Executive Director, Pennsylvania Justice Network
Phil Silvagio
Communications Manager, Pennsylvania Justice Network
Eric Webb
Deployment Coordinator, Pennsylvania Justice Network
David Naisby
Business Manager, Pennsylvania Justice Network
The Protective Security Advisor Program and the PSA Infrastructure
Fundamental
The presentation will provide information about the Protective Security Advisor (PSA) Program. The PSAs are in the Field Operations Branch (FOB) of the Protective Security Coordination Division (PSCD) in the Office of Infrastructure Protection (OIP). The PSAs objective is to improve the nation's Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) efforts by working directly with federal, state and local law enforcement, emergency managers, other first responders and private sector officials responsible for the protection of critical infrastructure and key resources (CI/KR).
John Walsh, Supervisory Protect Sec Advisor
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Effective Use of Security Consultants
INTERMEDIATE
In the security industry, consultants are being hired more and
more for project related tasks. Why consider hiring a consultant?
In what areas of expertise can a consultant help the most? You will
discover the qualifications to look for in a consultant, how to
prepare a request for proposal, and methods of estimating a consulting
budget. And you will know how to define the specific scope of work
for the project and what "deliverables" are expected.
Well-defined expectations on both sides lead to a successful engagement.
David Aggleton, CPP
President/Principal Consultant, CSC, Aggleton & Associates, Inc.
Risk-based Approach to Determining Vulnerability
INTERMEDIATE
The appropriate selection of countermeasures in response to an
adversary or threat depends upon the determination of vulnerability.
The nature or level of vulnerability in any facility or operation
is itself dependent upon the risk assessment. As you know, any risk
environment is subject to rapid change and a practiced risk assessment
methodology is critical if the appropriate decisions are to be made.
Learn how to implement a risk-based process to assist in determining
vulnerability.
Phillip Banks, CPP Director, The Banks Group, Inc.
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Thoroughly Modern Leadership
INTERMEDIATE
Are you stuck in past practices? If so, you are destined to fail.
Are you a leader who is willing to adapt your skills and styles?
If so, you can achieve unprecedented success. Leading in the modern
workplace requires new skills to be effective and to maximize the
performance of your team. As a leader, now more than ever, you must
be concerned with motivation, satisfaction, your leadership style,
and emotional intelligence. In this engaging and upbeat presentation,
you will learn about the dynamics of modern leadership effectiveness
and how you can achieve greater levels of team member performance
without compromising core values.
Linda Florence, CPP
Vice President, Soaring Eagle Enterprises, Inc.
Tim Schneider, Ph.D.
President, Soaring Eagle Enterprises, Inc.
Perspectiva Metis Frente Al Crimen Y el Terrorismo
Avanzado en Segurida
Forma del pensar estrategico en seguridad con origen en la filosofia
griega, oriental y amerindia, para encausar el conocimiento de la
incertidumbre y la vulnerabilidad en la lucha contra la criminalidad.
Antecedentes historicos del pensamiento Metis. Los fundamentos filosoficos
Metis. Metis frente a la incertidumbre y la vulnerabilidad tanto
de esquemas como de hombres: los negocios, el amor, la guerra, la
inseguridad. El agua vs la roca. Metis y el secreto. Metis y ludica.
Astucia vs astucia. Metis y terrorismo. Metis y fraude. Herramientas
Metis: mimetismo, polimorfia, artilugio, apariencias, sorpresa.
El Hombre Metieta.
Luis Enrique La Rotta, CPP
Gerente General, ISVI LTDA
1:30 pm. - 3:00 pm
A Roadmap for Enterprise Security
INTERMEDIATE
What is missing in our information age is a roadmap for enterprise
security migration that includes both IT and physical security viewpoints.
Get a big picture view of what goes into managing physical and logical
security, its associated risk, and making the transition to a more
integrated model. You will learn how to build a roadmap by reviewing
business drivers and how they affect strategic, tactical, and operational
security plans within the enterprise. Using two real-world cases
from government and industry, this session will demonstrate the
need for a roadmap approach.
Ron Martin, CPP
Physical Security Specialist, U.S. Department of Commerce
Gary Klinefelter
Chairman/Vice President Technology, Open Security Exchange/Fargo
Electronics
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council
U.S. Military Police and Security Operations in Afghanistan/Iraq
(Part 2)
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 executed 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 second of a two-part session, senior security leaders
from the army and air force will provide an overview of current
operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, highlighting the challenges
and lessons learned. This session will include a question and answer
period with all senior service security representatives.
Col. Robert Tirevold Commander, Air Force Security Forces Center,
U.S. Air Force
Eugene Smith Chief, Operations Division, U.S. Army
Sponsored by the Military Liaison Council
Security System Testing: A Way to Shorten Projects and Lower Costs
FUNDAMENTAL
Security system owners and integrators.learn how you can use testing
to keep security projects on track, within schedule, and within
budget. This session covers every phase of test planning and execution,
and presents the testing best practices that apply from start to
finish. Find out when to perform which kinds of tests, who should
perform them, and how to maximize the testing benefits without going
overboard on testing. Security integrators.and especially their
project managers.will see how a"just right" testing effort
can improve control over security projects, especially with regard
to meeting deadlines and avoiding cost overruns.
Don Sturgis, CPP
Principal Consultant, Sturgis Consulting Group
Ray Bernard, PSP
Principal Consultant, Ray Bernard Consulting Services
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council; Physical
Security Council
Excellence in High-impact Security Education Training
INTERMEDIATE
Garner valuable insight into designing high-impact/high-return
security education and awareness training programs that are responsive,
serve the business, and foster an environment that protects our
nation's secrets. Learn best practices for effective communication
that involves leadership, management, and employees in efforts that
will deliver positive results. Take away a variety of tools essential
to any security professional's toolkit and ones that will assist
you in delivering lasting security messages guaranteed to protect
the nation's secrets.
Shawn S. Daley
Chief Security Officer, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Bob Kennedy
Chief, Counterintelligence Awareness and OPSEC, National Security
Agency
Deborah (Deedee) Collins
Executive Director, National Security Training Institute
Sponsored by the Defense and Intelligence Council
Part 2: The Art of Woo
INTERMEDIATE
Building on the previous session, learn more about the Art of Woo.
Two self-assessment tools will be offered to determine which persuasion
roles fit you best and which will make the most of your natural
strengths. Gain insights into the organizational languages people
speak.from the language of data to the languages of vision, interests,
and individual relationships. Learn your channel preferences and
about your personal style. Whether you're introverted or extroverted,
competitive or collaborative, intellectual or practical, The Art
of Woo will strengthen your persuasion skills in every aspect of
your life.
Mario Moussa
Principal, Center for Applied Research
Six Shots in Six Seconds: Security to the Witness Stand
ADVANCED
Six shots kill one patron and seriously wound another. You are
handed a bad set of facts - security was stopped the month before,
cameras were removed, and your bartenders knew that the shooter,
who committed suicide, had a violent past and had made threats.
Learn how to protect your organization from the expert that is called
to defend companies or advocate the injured party's case as the
plaintiff's expert. You will learn steps for safeguarding your organization
through effective risk assessments and security audits, and how
to make sure that your practices and policies will demonstrate that
you acted reasonably.
Steven Millwee, CPP President/CEO, SecurTest, Inc.
Kidnap Management - How to Respond When It Happens
ADVANCED
For years, practitioners have been all too comfortable letting
the process of managing a negotiation for the return of a kidnapped
executive or family member remain a mystery. In this presentation,
based on actual case experience, you will be taken through the process
from the moment of kidnapping until the victim's safe return and
afterward. You will see all facets of a successful negotiation,
including strategies, communications, life support, law enforcement,
ransom delivery, and how to handle the aftermath.
Richard Wright, CPP Project Manager, IDB, VDI, Inc.
Sponsored by the Crisis Management and Business Continuity Council
Risk Communication: Understanding Your Audience
INTERMEDIATE
The scientific community represents the intellectual capital upon
which national and economic security depends, and, it is an important
counterintelligence/security constituency. Preservation of our global
technological lead is highly dependent on collaborative research,
both foreign and domestic. The challenge for counterintelligence/security
professionals working in the environment of world-class science
and research then is to understand the culture of collaboration
and to communicate the value of critical risk management to the
scientist/researcher who must, by nature and necessity, go "in
harms way" to conduct research. Ultimately, we must find ways
to work within the culture of science, not change it.
Glenn Smith
Director, Training and Awareness Division, U.S. Department of Energy
Richard J. Sullivan, CPP
Manager, Counterintelligence Officer, U.S. Department of Energy
Counterintelligence Training Academy
Donald Fingleton, Ph.D.
Scientist, Counterintelligence Instructor, U.S. Department of Energy
Counterintelligence Training Academy
Sponsored by the Physical Security Council
Who Invited You? Security's Role In Premises Liability
INTERMEDIATE
The legal theory of "premises liability" holds owners and occupiers
of property legally responsible for accidents that occur on that
property. Now more than ever property owners are facing lawsuits
from customers, guests, and even trespassers. Security can play
a big role on how this risk can be minimized. This presentation
covers the core concepts of premises liability to include the legal
status of all visitors to the property, and the claims that can
arise from injury. Learn how these claims can be defended and how
they can be avoided by utilizing proper security techniques.
Edward (Eddie) Sorrells, Esq., CPP, COO/General Counsel, DSI Security
Services
Contingency Planning for Labor Disputes
INTERMEDIATE
All security directors are aware of the vulnerabilities of their
facilities and have developed countermeasures for them. A potential
labor dispute is a situation that changes those vulnerabilities.
Sabotage prevention, labor law, executive protection, offsite warehousing
and large amounts of temporary replacement employees in your facility
are only a few of the issues a director must address in preparing
for a labor dispute. This session will explore the issues that should
be planned for by security directors facing a union contract expiration
and provide some best practices to support continuous operations
during strike situations.
Gregory Johnson, CPP, President, Huffmaster Crisis Management
Deception Analysis and Multiple Suspect Elimination
INTERMEDIATE
Statement analysis is a powerful investigative tool that will be
beneficial to even the most experienced investigator. Suspect identification
is a critical skill. Learn to detect truth versus deception in a
verbal or written statement using real case examples from actual
criminal investigations that were solved using the techniques. Know
when to take statements from suspects and when to use a multiple
suspect elimination technique. Statement analysis can be used in
any type of investigation and will help an investigator focus on
a suspect early in the investigation, saving time and valuable resources.
John Dietz, CPP, CFE
President, Dietz & Associates, LLC
The Private Sector Role in State and Regional Intelligence Fusion
Centers
ADVANCED
In 2006, DoJ and DHS published gFusion Center Guidelinesh for
the state and regional entities collecting, analyzing, and disseminating
information intended to prevent terrorism and other criminal activity.
More than 43 fusion centers have been established across the country.
They are managed primarily by law enforcement personnel, but are
of critical importance to the private sector as both a source and
consumer of information. Examine the legal, organizational, and
operational issues of this new paradigm of information sharing and
learn how to partner with your public sector counterparts to ensure
innovative and substantive benefits for all.
Bonnie Michelman, CPP, CHPA
Director of Police, Security and Outside Services, Massachusetts
General Hospital
Daniel Rattner, D.M. Principal, Rattner & Associates
Security's Role in the Emerging Enterprise Risk Model
ADVANCED
The convergence of information security and traditional security.along
with the holistic approach to enterprise risk management.creates
new opportunities and challenges for those responsible for managing
all risks, including security. Security risk management is evolving
and value is migrating from physical assets to information assets
due to advances in technology and organizational pressures created
by regulatory issues. Learn about the top convergence issues and
how this evolution has an impact on enterprise risk models. Hear
experts on the panel debate and discuss research driving important
decisions about the enterprise risk model.
Tim Williams, CPP
Director, Global Security, Caterpillar
Jeff Spivey, CPP, PSP
President, Security Risk Management, Inc.
Ray O'Hara, CPP
Senior Vice President, Vance-Garda
Managing and Directing an Executive Protection Detail
INTERMEDIATE
With its 24-hour operations, unpredictable conditions, multiplicity
of details, and life-and-death stakes, executive protection shares
many characteristics with the military and law enforcement professions.
Thus, many studies from the military and law enforcement are relevant.
What are the most critical leadership behaviors and how does a good
leader perform? Related to leadership is another skill, administrative
ability. Hear insights into the experience of administering an EP
operation of a large corporation and benefit from the hard earned
lessons from that experience.
And for an intensive course, join us in December. This session is but a
sampling of what the two-day Executive Protection program will cover,
December 10-11 in Providence, Rhode Island.
Robert L. Oatman, CPP
President, R. L. Oatman & Associates, Inc.
Fighting the War on Terror: Capturing Emerging Technology (Invited)
INTERMEDIATE
Gain insight into how the USAF Force Protection Battlelab identifies
and rapidly evaluates the potential of innovative concepts for protecting
military personnel, facilities, and weapon systems. You will discover
many of the past, present, and future initiatives that the Battlelab
has tested, either through modeling, simulation, assessment, or
through actual operational employment.
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
Como evitar ser Victima durante un Viaje en Latinoamerica
Intermedio
Hombres de negocios, expatriados, turistas, y gentes en general
que visitan la region latinoamericana deberian tener y contar con
medidas preventivas de seguridad a fin de evitar ser victimas de
la delincuencia. En caso de robo de automovil, ser robado en la
calle, evitar el Secuestro Express por recompensa, asesinato, etc.
Estas son solo algunos de los crimenes al los que uno se expone.
.Ya tiene un plan establecido antes de efectuar su viaje?.
Victor Hugo Aguirre
VIP Protection Services
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
New Maritime Terrorism Threats
ADVANCED
We are facing growing maritime security challenges as terrorists
look for ways to disrupt Western interests. The al Qaeda attack
planning model currently is being used against maritime facilities,
and there are specific reasons why security forces have heightened
concerns about terrorist attacks. Learn the five ways that maritime
terrorism can bring the West to its knees: detonation of WMD at
a major port; attacks on petroleum tankers and oil loading facilities;
interdiction at maritime choke points; integration of terrorism
with theft and smuggling activities; and causing a maritime environmental
catastrophe.
Col. Edward Badolato, USMC (Ret.)
President, Integrated Infrastructure Analytics, Inc.
Sponsored by the Transportation Council
Security Metrics Management
FUNDAMENTAL
Learn how leading CSOs demonstrate the ways that security adds
value to the business and how to start or improve a metrics program.
Hear examples of actual metrics in use in leading corporations and
how the metrics are used to manage security and align it with the
business. You will receive guidelines regarding metrics selection
and data collection, and you will discover how to present security's
value to management. The session will cover physical, corporate,
and IT security.
Bernard J. Scaglione, CPP
Director of Security, New York Presbyterian Hospital
Ray Bernard, PSP
Principal Consultant, Ray Bernard Consulting Services
Sponsored by the Information Technology Security Council
HSPD -12 and the Federal Government Common Access Card
INTERMEDIATE
Become familiar with the new federal government common access card
and the standards pertaining to implementation (HSPD-12). An identification
standard is being enforced throughout the federal government in
an effort to provide a more robust system of authenticating employees
working within every federal entity. As a result of HSPD-12 promulgation,
identification cards have been developed with more advanced credentials
in comparison to the common access cards currently being issued.
Once completely phased in, federal employees can expect to utilize
the card's wireless technology capabilities in conjunction with
its enhanced biometric attributes and capacity to store considerable
amounts of information.
Irving Gilson
Federal Liaison, DoD Access Card Office, CmpSystems, Defense Manpower
Data Center
Owen Unangst
Senior Project Manager, Enterprise Systems, U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Office of the Chief Information Officer
Frank Jones
Department of Defense Access Card Office, Defense Manpower Data
Center
Sponsored by the Defense and Intelligence Council
Part 3: The Art of Woo
INTERMEDIATE
Building on previous sessions, learn more about the Art of Woo.
Two parts art and one part science, Woo uses four simple steps to
win others over and bring even the most skeptical people in the
most hostile organizations to your point of view. Learn about these
four steps in the preparation process. Whether you're introverted
or extroverted, competitive or collaborative, intellectual or practical,
The Art of Woo will strengthen your persuasion skills in every aspect
of your life.
Mario Moussa
Principal, Center for Applied Research
Risk-based Security
INTERMEDIATE
Demonstrating added value to their company must be a top priority
for security organizations. This means understanding the company,
its mission, its business and all the risks it regularly faces.
Taking the step to understand the organization enables you to build
a risk-based security approach allowing for better focus of time
and resources, which will strengthen your role and save the organization
money. Take home practical tools to help you build your own risk-based
security programs and ensure that necessary resources are focused
on the priorities of senior management.
Christopher DiMartino, CPP, CFE
Partner, Risk Reduction Group
Brian Patterson, CPP
Director, Security, Capital One Financial Corporation
How Your Interviews/Interrogations Are Likely to Be Attacked
ADVANCED
Can your interview/interrogation techniques leave you open to
attack? Increasingly, interview and interrogation procedures and
tactics are being brought into question during litigation. In the
last few years, academics have been called as expert witnesses in
both criminal and civil cases to analyze interrogation techniques
and results. Learn about methods and strategies used to evaluate
and attack the interrogation and the legitimacy of the confession.
Discover techniques that stand up to the critics, reduce exposure
to liability, and build a stronger criminal case.
Douglas Wicklander, CFE, CFI CEO, Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates
Sponsored by the Retail Loss Prevention Council
Crisis Information Management and Emergency Notification Software
Solutions
FUNDAMENTAL
Crisis information management software and emergency notification
software are two technologies that are becoming much more popular
in today's homeland security-conscious world. These emerging technologies
are starting to be used by security professionals to assist with
crisis management and business continuity planning. Learn what these
technologies are all about and how you can choose and deploy the
right system for your company.
Donald Knox, CPP
Security Specialist, State Farm Insurance
Sponsored by the Crisis Management and Business Continuity Council
Critical Infrastructure and You
INTERMEDIATE
The Portland, Oregon five-county region embarked upon a planning
effort to identify and prioritize the region's critical infrastructure.
The early realization that interdependencies between the sectors
were a key component in understanding priorities resulted in the
development of an Interdependencies Workshop. The Workshop enabled
members from the critical infrastructure sectors (e.g. Water, Telecom,
Emergency Services, Finance/Banking, etc.) to explore interdependencies
among the sectors and the cascading effects of six situational scenarios
upon the region. This session will provide an overview of the CIPP,
the Interdependencies Workshop, and what participants learned, as
well as discuss how other communities can adapt the process.
Sandra Davis, Director of Preparedness Solutions, CH2M Hill
Down and Out at the Sears Tower
FUNDAMENTAL
Whether large or small, basic life safety evacuation principals
remain the same. Hear about the successful program that has been
developed and implemented at the Sears Tower, including the extensive
training program, real life scenarios, and the motivation techniques
that have been utilized to implement the program. At the Sears Tower,
the system has been designed to encompass over 100 tenants and allows
them to act as one during a crisis.
Keith L. Kambic, CPP
Director of Security and Life Safety, CB Richard Ellis
Sponsored by the Commercial Real Estate Council
Screening, Selecting, and Retaining a Contract Security Company
FUNDAMENTAL
In the competitive world of contract security, where new local providers pop up each year and the regional, national and international providers acquire one another on a regular basis, how can you screen, select and retain a contract security provider that will meet your company's needs? The steps necessary in the screening and selection process, along with insights to the processes of minimizing exposure in this litigious age through effective contract management and enforcement of your company's outsourced security force, will be addressed in detail.
Frank W. Sulzer, CPP
Vice President, Sulzer Enterprises, Inc
Security for Faith-based Organizations
INTERMEDIATE
Faith-based organizations typically do not want to discuss security
- whether they have been targets, take active security precautions,
or simply have decided not to address it. Typically it is because
it goes against the nature of their mission and what they promote:
peace. Examine the growing threat to all religious venues and hear
recent examples of foreign and domestic terrorism, as well as hate
crimes. Hear what these institutions are doing now and what they
need to do in the future.
Jeffrey Hawkins Director of Security, Answers in Genesis & The
Creation Museum
Drug-free Workplace Program Traps, Gaps, and Loopholes: How to
Correct Them to Keep Your Business Safe, Secure, and Productive
INTERMEDIATE
Drug abuse continues to plague employers, adversely affecting workplace
safety, security, and productivity. Employee drug abuse causes increased
rates of workplace accidents, lost time, theft, health care costs,
HR costs, disciplinary incidents, litigation, public relations problems
and unwanted scrutiny, civil and criminal liability, plus Workers
Compensation and other insurance incidents, claims, and premiums.
Effective drug-free workplace programs help employers manage these
risks, make workplaces and workforces more productive, improve the
bottom line, and provide excellent return on investment. Learn how
to eliminate common flaws and loopholes in drug-free workplace policies
and procedures to make them more effective.
Leo G. Callaghan, J.D.
Leo G. Callaghan, Esq.
Suicide Bombers: A Growing Phenomenon
INTERMEDIATE
This session will examine the suicide bomber threat to security
professionals and others and provide a means to prevent or deter
such attacks. The presentation discusses the evolution of the Jihadist
movement and society's perception of the phenomenon. Recruiting
and training of would-be suicide bombers, the explosive devices
used in such attacks (IED and VBIED), selection of suicide bombers,
and suicide bomber indicators also will be covered.
Amir Lechner, Director of Aviation Consulting, Air Security International,
LP-ASI
The Impact of U.S. Export Controls on International Business
INTERMEDIATE
The United States has a complex architecture of export/import controls
regulating the transnational movement of sensitive technology, material,
and services. Regulations exist to prevent various military and
dual-use technologies from being delivered to undesirable foreign
users, while attempting to balance national security, economic opportunities,
and foreign policy. Efforts by foreign entities to obtain sensitive
technologies have escalated and this is considered a national security
threat to leading nations including the United States. The security
function encompasses export control management and enforcement.
Learn how you can prevent improper exports and imports while also
supporting global trade initiatives.
Deed L. Vest
Director, Security and Technology Protection, United Space Alliance
Sponsored by the Defense and Intelligence Council Private and
Public Sector Red Team Practices
FUNDAMENTAL
Relying on CCTV, access controls, intrusion detection systems,
and security guards to protect people and assets from terrorism,
corporate espionage, and criminal threats is not enough. One of
the most effective tools often overlooked is "Red Teaming"
exercises which can identify security vulnerabilities in a way that
no other security tool can. Learn how a well-trained Red Team can
detect and identify exploitable vulnerabilities that are not identified
by the internal security processes.
Walter Lee Director, Advantage SCI, LLC
You Can Do It!
FUNDAMENTAL
Discover the real issues in security systems integration and dispel
the myths of this misused term. Through case studies, you will hear
about challenges experienced during several integration projects
and you will explore why topics that create issues (such as badging)
are taken for granted and can trip you up. Walk away with the ability
to better evaluate and resolve your system integration plans.
Robert Pearson
Manager, Electronic Security, Raytheon Company
Administracion de la Seguridad Efectiva en Paises Latinoamericanos
Intermedio
Para operar en entornos de alto riesgo con nuevos y complicados
retos como son el terrorismo, corrupcion, crimen organizado, crimen
cibernetico y conflictos laborales, las companias globales requieren
asesoria solida e investigacion previa del entorno antes de establecer
estrategias y tacticas de seguridad en Latinoamerica, Esta presentacion
resume los conceptos clave para establecer estrategias de seguridad
con tacticas efectivas enfocadas a establecer y guiar equipos de
trabajo motivados por el logro, mientras se exploran escenarios
de la vida real, cubriendo temas importantes desde el establecimiento
de contactos en gobierno y con colegas en la materia, hasta la administracion
efectiva de proveedores de productos y servicios de seguridad en
America Latina.
Gustavo M. Herman, CPP, CPO
Chief of Corporate Security, Coca-Cola Company
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