ASIS International 4th Asia-Pacific Conference

Program

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Program Details

Tuesday, 2 February 2010

9.00-10.15 Opening Session
10.15-10.45 Coffee Break
10.45-11.35 Session 1 Dean I. Marks, Augustus Caesar Benedicto Esmeralda Panel Discussion: Hotel Security
Venue Led Intelligence: Lessons From Mumbai and Hotel Security: Softening the
Hard Target
Session 2 Karl Phillip Barclay Al-Qaeda's Global Strategy and the Implications for Asia
Session 3 Raghu Raman State of Union Security: Implications for Local & Global Businesses in India
11.40-12.30 Session 4 Augustus Caesar Benedicto Esmeralda,
Mick Frewen		 Panel Discussion: Travel Security
Tourism: Securing the Journey End to End and Travel Risk Management: Threat Trend Analysis and Risk Mitigation Strategies
Session 5 Jonathan Cofer Challenges of Protecting the Pentagon; National Icon and Command Center
Session 6 Robert Zhu Professionals Ahead of the Entreprise Relevance Curve
13.45-14.35 Session 7 Paul J. Bonny Safe Passage through the Global Village - Creating and Maintaining An Effective Travel Security Program
Session 8 Don Williams,
Barry Archer		 Panel Discussion: Preparing for/Responding to Bomb Incidents - Bomb Incident Management and Risk Mitigation During the Design Stage
Session 9 Bruce Blythe Preparing for hostile employee terminations: Understanding the violent mind
14.40-15.30 Session 10 Tony LeRay-Meyer,
Scott Shearer		 Securing Mass Transit Systems From Emerging Threats: An Airline Perspective
Session 11 Lisa J. Warren When Physical Security Is Not Enough
Session 12 Chanan Graf Mass Transit & Railroad Systems Protection - Practical Approach
16.00-17.00 Session 13 Salman Tariq, Richard Goss, Gavriel Schneider, Graeme G Gully Panel Discussion: Managing Risks in
Hostile Environments
Living, Working and Planning in a Society with a High Crime Rate: Managing Risks in Hostile Environments, Managing Security Integration Projects in Cross-Cultural Environments, Protecting Business and People in Third
World Environments
Session 14 Susan McLean Exploring Cyberia: The Reality of Cyberspace, not Just Technical Expertise!
Session 15 Peter Brian Boyce, Max Goh Panel Discussion: Supply Chain Security
Validating Global Supply Chain Security: ISO 28000:2007 Supply Chain Security Standards Implementation and Benefits
19.00 President's Reception

Wednesday, 3 February 2010

9.00-10.00 Opening Remarks Keynote Speaker: Steven Mark "Security Accountability, Risk Management and the Law"
10.00-10.30 Coffee Break
10.30-11.20 Session 16 David Chu,
Jack Chu, Vladimir Solomanidin		 Panel Discussion: Intellectual Property
More Than Counterfeit Handbags: IPR Issues in China and Protection of IP Rights in Russia: Problems and Achievements
Session 17 Brian Tuskan Microsoft Global Security - Enterprise
Security Program
Session 18 Bruce Braes Achieving Business Protection by Building Organisational Resilience
11.25-12.15 Session 19 Allan McDonagh, Paul J. Bonny Panel Discussion: Fraud
Fraud Whisperer and The Threat within - Recognising and Controlling
Organisational Corruption
Session 20 Damian McMeekin Managing International Security Risk: An Australian Corporate Programme
Session 21 Mark Siegel,
Rita Parker		 Beyond the Silos - Organizational Resilience
13.30-14.20 Session 22 Julian Claxton The Global Financial Crisis and
Corporate Espionage
Session 23 Abbas Bigdeli, John Curtis Panel Discussion: Biometrics
Facial Recognition for Advance Surveillance - Challenges and Opportunities. NSW Corrections Biometric Identifcation
System Implementation
Session 24 Michael Tomordy State-of-the-Art Security Systems Design for Macau's Mixed-Use Developments
14.25-15.15 Session 25 Jeffrey A. Williams Counterfeit Goods - the Risks and Links to Terrorist Funding
Session 26 Michael Julian Crime prevention in the retail environment
Session 27 David Patterson The Steele Foundation, USA Effectively Define The Relationship Between Your Assets and the Consequences of Threats Using CARVER to Assess Vulnerabilities
15.15-15.45 Coffee Break
15.45-16.45 Closing Remarks Keynote Speaker: Richard Neville "Society and Security Challenges and Opportunities for the next twenty years"

 
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