PSS Theater — Booth #8147
Complimentary Sessions for Public Security & Safety Professionals.
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Securing Today’s Airports, Part 1: The Operator’s Perspective
10:30 am – 11:30 am
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After recent compromises in aviation security, ranging from the Christmas Day bombing attempt to security breaches at the Newark Airport, security professionals are redoubling efforts to improve security measures. Learn some of the ways leading airports are leveraging advanced technologies and software applications to increase operational effectiveness and efficiencies, as well as integrating information, data and communications to create a “holistic solution” through command and control centers. Additionally you’ll hear how these parties are developing and implementing IT infrastructure, and also working with stakeholders and operational principles to develop, design, implement and activate systems and solutions.
Moderator:
- Leischen Stelter, managing editor, Security Director News
Speakers:
- Kim Dickie, assistant deputy airport director, San Francisco International Airport
- Mark Denari, former director of aviation security & public safety, San Diego Airport
- Douglas Laird, president, Laird & Associates, and former security director for Northwest Airlines
- Christopher Payne, vice president & airport industry executive, at SDI
Securing Today’s Airports, Part 2: The Manufacturer’s Perspective
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
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In this second session of our two part series on aviation security, some of the world’s leading manufacturers of airport security technology will discuss the current trends and developments in their segment of the market, and also evaluate what the future will hold for airport operators and travelers alike – whole body scanning, cargo screening, on-foot shoe scanning, tensions between security and privacy, health concerns, and more. Learn what passing through security on a future flight may be like from some of the people on the front lines.
Moderator:
- Ben Frankel, editor, Homeland Security Newswire
Speakers:
- Paul Erhard, director, aviation security, L-3 Communications Security & Detection Systems
- Andrew Goldsmith, vice president of global marketing, Rapiscan Systems
- Frank Pervola, business development manager, transportation, ADT
- Yotam Margalit, director of strategic initiatives, Morpho Detection Inc.
Securing Open Spaces, Part 1: A View From London
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Like many other nations, the key aim of the United Kingdom’s counter-terrorism strategy is to reduce the risk they face from international terrorism so that their citizens can go about their business freely and safely. Specifically that strategy, known as 'CONTEST,' is based on a policy that can be summed up in four words: Prevent, Pursue, Protect and Prepare. In this session, a senior official from CONTEST will share best practices on how the UK works to combat terrorism with the use of science and technology. Additionally learn more about how the UK is engaging with the industry in delivering CONTEST, and how US manufacturers can play an important role.
Speaker:
- Neil Stansfield, head, science and technology unit, Office for Security and Counter Terrorism (UK Home Office)
Securing Open Spaces, Part 2: Campus Safety & Stadium Security
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Protecting citizens in open air venues is a challenge for law enforcement and security offices alike. In the wake of tragedies such as Columbine and Virginia Tech, national attention has been focused on keeping people safe in the campus environment. Learn first hand how one a premier education institution works to protect its students, staff, and guests in these types of venues.
Speaker:
- José A. Elique, chief of police, director of police services, University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV)
A Case Scenario: Best Practices for the Installation of CCTV Recording Systems
4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
The FBI Forensic Audio, Video, and Image Analysis Unit (FAVIAU) have developed a DVD Video containing the “Best Practices for the Installation of CCTV Recording Systems.” This twenty minute DVD Video, which is designed for law enforcement and government agencies to educate organizations in their jurisdictions, is based on a realistic case scenario involving the do’s and don’ts of CCTV setup. Topics include general setup, resolution, cameras and camera placement, best collection methods of the recorded footage for Law Enforcement, native/proprietary file format, retrieval methods and much more. For “24” Television series fans this is a must watch!
Speakers:
- Melody Buba, forensic video examiner, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
- Richard W. Vorder Bruegge, senior level photographic technologist, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Digital Video Asset Management for Law Enforcement
10:30 am – 11:30 am
This presentation will help move organizations in the direction of achieving a digital video asset management solution (DVAMS) from crime to arraignment. This session will share the knowledge gained from the 5th largest municipal police force in North America. Topics will include: Network Transmission of Video Evidence Files such as booking, interviews, breath tests, CCTV and in car cameras. Issues involving verification of file contents through MD Hash, Latency and Jitter Issues, Quality Control, Retention and Storage, Distribution, Content Management, Chain of Custody, Touch Screen, Fiber Optic Deployment. The presentation will include screen shots of a new digital asset management system that has been developed by Toronto Police Service.
Speaker:
- John Sandeman BA, Unit Commander, Toronto Police Service
A Case Scenario: Best Practices for the Installation of CCTV Recording Systems
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
The FBI Forensic Audio, Video, and Image Analysis Unit (FAVIAU) have developed a DVD Video containing the “Best Practices for the Installation of CCTV Recording Systems.” This twenty minute DVD Video, which is designed for law enforcement and government agencies to educate organizations in their jurisdictions, is based on a realistic case scenario involving the do’s and don’ts of CCTV setup. Topics include general setup, resolution, cameras and camera placement, best collection methods of the recorded footage for Law Enforcement, native/proprietary file format, retrieval methods and much more. For “24” Television series fans this is a must watch!
Speakers:
- Melody Buba, forensic video examiner, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
- Richard W. Vorder Bruegge, senior level photographic technologist, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Sourcing Your Government Security Requirements through GSA Schedules
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
Find out more about acquiring security solutions through GSA Multiple Award Schedules, and about how GSA can help you map your requirements to our established contract vehicles.
Speaker:
- Mark Sims, section chief, US General Services Administration (GSA)
Improving Port Security Operations Through Implementation of PSIM Technology
A Case Study from the Port of Long Beach, California
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
The Port of Long Beach now sports a state-of-the-art security environment, but it wasn’t always so. Come hear the challenges, processes, and issues encountered as the Port identified, selected and implemented PSIM technology into their security operations. Since security environments are always evolving, the Port will address next phases, too.
Moderator:
- Larry Lien, vice president, product management, Proximex Corporation
Speakers:
- Scott Dowd, vice president of services, Proximex Corporation
- Mike McMullen, projects manager, Port Authority of Long Beach, Security Division
- Steve Rogers, vice president, LANAIR Group
A Case Scenario: Best Practices for the Installation of CCTV Recording Systems
4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
The FBI Forensic Audio, Video, and Image Analysis Unit (FAVIAU) have developed a DVD Video containing the “Best Practices for the Installation of CCTV Recording Systems.” This twenty minute DVD Video, which is designed for law enforcement and government agencies to educate organizations in their jurisdictions, is based on a realistic case scenario involving the do’s and don’ts of CCTV setup. Topics include general setup, resolution, cameras and camera placement, best collection methods of the recorded footage for Law Enforcement, native/proprietary file format, retrieval methods and much more. For “24” Television series fans this is a must watch!
Speakers:
- Melody Buba, forensic video examiner, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
- Richard W. Vorder Bruegge, senior level photographic technologist, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)