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ECBS10 Agenda
We are delighted to welcome such a superb collection of speakers from diverse backgrounds – each will be contributing to the content and direction of the summit as decided by our consultation with our steering committees. This level of involvement allows WSO to deliver exceptional information to those who most require it.
ECBS10 Draft Agenda – February 24-25, 2010
DAY ONE: Wednesday 24 February 2010
09-00-09:30 - Chairman’s Welcome
Ian Taylor – Managing
Editor, Cargo Security International
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
Christian Dupont, Deputy Head, Unit for Security Policy & Maritime Security, European Commission, Directorate General for Transport and Energy
Aaron Batt, Area Director, Europe, Transport Security Administration (TBC)
Attempted Bombing on December 25, 2009
The presentation will provide a general overview of the events on December 25, 2009, the immediate action taken by TSA, and the path forward.
10.30 to 11.15 – COFFEE BREAK
11:15-12:45 – Plenary Module 2:
Thomas Marten, Director of Government Relations, SITA
Gathering and sharing
intelligence between key stakeholders in border security
The presentation will highlight the different types of passenger data available for analysis by government border control agencies, from biographic sources (from APIS and PNR) to biometric data. What are the key considerations that have to be taken into account with each and how can such data be transformed into useable intelligence? How can the data from various sources be used in a complete risk analysis system? What risk assessment methodologies and lessons learned from passenger analysis can be transposed to cargo screening
Kirsten Parker – Managing Director, Exclusive Analysis
Risk Analysis – Threats to
the Supply Chain
Susanne Aigner – Acting Head of Unit Risk Management and Security, European Commission,
DG TAXUD
Risk Management Throughout the Supply Chain
12:45-14:15 – NETWORKING LUNCH
14:15-15:45 – Plenary Module 3:
Thorsten Neumann – Head of Security CMEA, Nokia Corporation and Chairman of TAPA EMEA
Partnership, Awareness & Communication, Supply Chain Security & Loss prevention – A Standardized & Harmonized Way Forward
Nokia’s Risk Mitigation strategy continuous in a proactive partnership where both Customer and Logistics Supplier work together in full understanding & acceptance of both their security programs that might complement each other. This will close the gaps, connect the dots and paves the way ahead to avoid misunderstanding, confusion and importantly: exposure to risks that haven’t been dealt with in a professional way. As a result the Supply Chain remains unsecured
Jean Luc Servant – Senior Manager Security & Customs – Air France Cargo – AEA spokesman (Association of European Airlines)
The Impact of new E.U Security Regulation on Air Cargo, positive changes and areas of concern, from an AEA perspective, following the introduction of legislation RE 300/2008 from 29 April 2010
Fredrik Cornell – Director Maritime & Logistics Security Solutions – Securitas & Head of Training and Development in the Maritime Committee of the Confederation of European Security Services (COESS)
Winners Curse In the Security Market ’ – Lowest Bidder Wins, Issues and Impacts on Quality of Service
15:45 to 16:15 – COFFEE BREAK
16:15-17:30 – Plenary Module 4:
Rasa Karbauskaite – Research Officer – Research and Development Unit, Frontex
Biometrics for Border Checks, Traveler Facilitation via Automated Border Control Solutions
Chris Eckersley – Technology Spotlight – EMA d.o.o
ESP – an Electronic Sailing Permit for the security of maritime borders. No system is currently on offer on any world market
that would put an end to security risks posed by small vessels in the national maritime domain. ESP answers that dilemma effectively.
DAY TWO: Thursday 25 February 2010
Chairman’s Welcome
Ian Taylor
09:00-10:30 - Plenary Module 5:
Dr Richard Chisnall – Director of Security Technology, Qinetiq
EPSIEN: European Port Security Information Exchange Network. Attacks on the transport
infrastructure, whether involving criminals or terrorists are often preceded by preparatory
acts or incidents designed to test existing security systems. Viewed in isolation they may
not be identified as part of a pattern of activity and this new, EC funded, project is to
identify the human and organisational and technical steps necessary in facilitating the
co-ordination of information between European ports to address this issue.
09:30 - 10:30 - MARITIME SECURITY PANEL
Sponsored by Securitas Services Europe
Giles Noakes, Head of Security, BIMCO
Cor Stolk, Securitas Services Europe
Christian Dupont, Deputy Head, Unit for Security Policy & Maritime Security, European Commission, Directorate General for Transport and Energy
Andrew Lyttle, Head of Frontier Operations, Kent Police (UK)
Daryl Williamson, Lloyds MIU
10.30 to 11.15 - COFFEE BREAK
11:15-12:45 - Plenary Module 6:
Helen Parr – Project Manager, People United Against Crime
North Sea Freight and Intelligent Transport Solutions - Intelligent communications supporting the road transport industry
Background and context to the NS FRITS project, explaining how it evolved from PUAC's involvement in road freight security initiatives over the last 12 years
NS FRITS aims and the benefits of the NS FRITS system for the 'end users'
The types of information to be provided and an overview of the NS FRITS system development
Transnational co-operation within the NS FRITS partnership to maximise the benefits for the road transport industry
Collaborative working with other EU projects to share learning and best practice
Non-commercial approach, no IPR and all findings are in the public domain
Mike Weeding – Joint Head of Frontier Security, HM Revenue & Customs
From change to steady state
Over the last decade, security has moved from often being a ‘bolt on’ to the core business, to becoming embedded in the mainstream of activity. This presentation shows how, in one organisation, a number of security related work streams such as the US 10+2 and 100% Scanning policies, Mutual Recognition negotiations, EU funded projects, and Trade Recovery programmes interact with each other
Sir Ian Andrews – Chairman, Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) UK
Intervention through Innovation
SOCA - a 21st century Law Enforcement Agency for the UK, Exploiting weaknesses in criminal networks, collaborating with business to disrupt and deny crime
12:45-14:00 – NETWORKING LUNCH
14:00-15:00: SUPPLY CHAIN SECURTY PANEL
Sponsored by ADT Tyco
Thorsten Neumann – Head of Security CEMEA /Supply Chain Security Lead Globally – NOKIA / Chairman of TAPA
Susanne Aigner – Acting Head of Unit Risk Management and Security, European Commission, DG TAXUD
James Bailey – Security MD, FEDEX Express
Laird Hamberlin – Vice President, Global Accounts, ADT Worldwide
Robert Larson – Senior Vice President, Global Security - DHL Forwarding, Freight & DHL Exel Supply Chain
Mike Weeding – Joint Head of Frontier Security, HM Revenue & Customs
David Reid – Head of GAM Security, Global Customs & Security – TNT
15:00-16:00: BORDER & AVIATION SECURITY PANEL
Sponsored by Raytheon Homeland Security
John Donlon – National Coordinator, Protect ACPO TAM (Terrorism and Allied Matters)
Thomas Marten – Vice President for Government and Security Solutions, SITA
Curt Powell – Director, Transportation and Border Security – Raytheon Homeland Security
Rick Kolodner – TSA Attaché & Representative to the European Union, ECAC & Belgium, Transport Security Administration
Douglas Brittin – Air Cargo Manager – DHS TSA – US GOV
Ralph Markert – Assistant Director Strategic Planning Directorate, INTERPOL
16:00 to 16:30 – COFFEE BREAK
16:30 – 17:30: Plenary Module 7:
Jiri Kopal – Deputy Secretary General, International Federation for Human Rights
Civil Liberties and Security: "A hand in hand approach”
17:30 – Close