Anticipate the unexpected - ASIS 2012

Pre-Seminar Programs and Events
Make the most of your time and resources in Orlando by adding
one or more of these exciting programs to your agenda. Additional
registration fees apply where indicated.
PRE-SEmInAR PRoGRAmS
the Impact of Cargo theft on the
Global Supply Chain
Saturday–Sunday, September 17–18
This comprehensive program examines supply
chain criminal activity in all modes and areas of
the global logistics and transportation industry
sectors. Beginning with the identification and
assessment of existing threats and related
vulnerabilities which significantly impact the
supply chain, examine all aspects of effective
mitigation processes. The critical role of
actionable intelligence analysis in the strategic
security planning process is emphasized, and
specific supply chain security countermeasures
are presented. Review the importance of existing
transportation statutes and necessary cargo
carriage liability coverage. The creation of a
secure environment for people and cargo is
examined, both from a supply chain standpoint
and a terminal perspective. Trends in supply chain
governance and the uncertainty of global political
resolve are analyzed as key factors requiring
substantial change for the improvement of supply
chain security integrity in the face of the ongoing
threat of criminal activity.
Presented by the Global Maritime and Transportation
School (GMATS) at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Program #1165
$595 member; $695 nonmember
Detecting Deception in Verbal and
Written Statements
Saturday–Sunday, September 17–18
8:00 am–5:00 pm
This is an intensive, hands-on introduction to
Statement Analysis. You will learn how to detect
deception in verbal and written statements,
allowing you to identify suspects and eliminate
truthful persons as suspects. The technique will
allow you to save time and resources as well as
be more successful in your investigations. Learn
from actual cases that were solved using the
technique and gain practical experience.
Sponsored by John Dietz and Associates
Program #1164
$595 member; $695 nonmember
Advanced Guard Force management:
Improving Performance/Reducing
turnover
Sunday, September 18, 8:00 am–5:00 pm
The basic element in private security today is still
the security officer. Improper pre-employment
screening, weak training programs, and worn out
policies and practices resulting in even one bad
performer can derail an entire protection program.
This program, conducted by leading security
managers with over 75 years of cumulative
experience, outlines cases where training came
too late and offers you practical advice on how to
avoid the pitfalls of a less than optimum program.
Topics include defining the security officer role,
performing an objective evaluation, contract
security, managing security in an organized labor
environment, avoiding litigation, use of force, and
building morale.
Sponsored by the International Foundation for Cultural
Property Protection.
Program #1168
$395 member; $495 nonmember
Bank Security Risk mitigation
Sunday, September 18, 8:00 am–5:00 pm
This full-day program covers the major topics
and concerns faced by corporate security
managers in the banking and financial institutions
environment. A panel of security directors and
other bank security specialists will address the
Bank Protection Act, risk assessment process,
CPTED principles for banking, bank robbery
training, effects of global financial crime, Internet
banking account takeovers, preparing for court
testimony, and creating added value in bank
security programs.
Sponsored by the ASIS Banking and Financial Services
Council
Program #1167
$395 member; $495 nonmember
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