Advanced Techniques Urban Terrorism

Jeff Beatty - President, BeattyUSA

Description: This presentation will provide a set of useful tools and techniques to enhance detection of possible terrorist acts while still in the pe-attack phase (HSAS BLUE thrrough RED). And it will focus on techniques to better handle Response (HSAS BLACK) and Recovery (HSAS PURPLE).

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All-Hazards Building Risk Assessments and Security Design

Michael Chipley - Vice President of Strategic Development and Geospatial Solutions, Technology Associates

Description: The seminar will cover the All Hazards building risk assessment process for natural hazards and manmade threats, identifying associated mitigation measures, and how to prepare, respond and recover from an event. The seminar explores the measures and technology available to reduce the risk and comprehend the trade-offs needed to optimize various building design requirements of the Department of Defense, Interagency Security Committee, the General Services Administration, and the emerging life safety standards and codes revisions for all hazards. The seminar is based on the FEMA 386-2 Understanding Your Risks, FEMA 386-7 Integrating Human-Caused Hazards Into Mitigation Planning, FEMA 426, Reference Manual to Mitigate Potential Terrorist Attacks Against Buildings and the NFPA 1600 Standard on Disaster/Emergency Management and Business Continuity Programs.. NTS: 07-1935/0.1 CEU

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Chemical Detection

Vaughan Clift - CEO, DetectaChem

Description: The considerable amounts of time and money spent to ensure security make it crucial to have the quickest and most accurate systems for detection of chemical and biological threats. As developers of chemical detection technologies, DetectaChem provides the tools necessary for a broad variety of industrial chemicals and biological agents. This session will discuss the latest in time- and cost-saving integrated detection technologies for both chemical and biological hazards.

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Computer Based Emergency Response

Mark Stanovich - Exercise Designer, Emergency Response and Rediness Research Center (ER3C)

Description: A new emergency response exercise program that uses computer-based software has been developed for conducting realistic emergency response simulations for application in a wide range of commercial industries and supports NFPA 1600 requirements. Of specific interest are those industries that pose a significant infrastructure "risk" on a national and local level.

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Securing the Global Enterprise

Michael Miller - VP Global Security, Global Crossing

Paul Kouroupas - Vice President in Charge of Regulatory Affairs, Global Crossing

Description: Convergence of all security matters under one department is necessary to obtain a complete understanding of the threats to a company's assets, personnel and intellectual property. This session will provide a comprehensive defense in-depth approach which delivers converged voice; video and data using multiple independent and interlinking layers of security that together provide greater protection. Topics covered: Centralization of security functions and budgeting control; Security policies, processes applied across the corporation; Uniformed use of technology; Standards and review

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