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Education sessions: 2000 Series MONDAY, sEPTEMbEr 19 • 11:00 am–12:00 noon 2106 israeli security: Unconventional Threats, Unconventional Methods ● Fundamental This session exposes you to global perspectives on protecting government buildings and embassies, defense industries, scientific installations, industrial plants, and a national airline. a fusion of unconventional physical security methods and technology will deliver a controversial journey through an environment of adapting threats. Oren Raz, Head of Security, Consulate General of Israel to New England; Amit Gavish, CPP, General Manager, North America, BriefCam; Steve Surfaro, Industry Liaison, Axis Communications Sponsored by the ASIS Physical Security Council 2107 school security Used to be so Easy! The Changing Challenges in K–12 Education ■ Intermediate Tweets, friending, cyber bullying, and sexting are terms that are difficult to understand, much less control. What are the latest technology threats and how can they impact an otherwise safe learning environment? Gangs and the violent student are new challenges. abusive parents have to be considered. how do you develop a threat assessment policy? What about workplace violence—can physical access control and surveillance help? What type of policies should be developed and enforced? We’ll assess the shrinking physical security budgets in public and private schools and provide practical, effective solutions. Michael Ganio, Senior Manager, Orange County Public Schools; Fredrik Nilsson, General Manager, Axis Communications; Conan Bickford, Security, Safety and Transportation Manager, Lake Highland Preparatory School; Paul Timm, PSP, President, RETA Security, Inc. Sponsored by the ASIS Educational Institutions Security Council and Physical Security Council 2108 Protection of Corporate/ General Aviation Aircraft, Hangers, and Airports ■ Intermediate Gain insight into the threats against private and corporate aviation aircraft, hangers, and airports. a preview of operational and physical security measures that can be implemented in the private and corporate aviation community will be conducted as well as an overview of the research on the effectiveness of the aircraft Owners and Pilots association airport Watch program. Dr. Daniel Benny, CPP, PCI, Security Discipline Chair, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide Sponsored by the ASIS Transportation Council 2109 The Evolving Concerns of Food Defense related to Economically Motivated Adulteration (EMA) and Compliance With the Food safety Modernization Act (FsMA) ▲ Advanced Food defense burst onto the scene with the realization that al Qaeda was considering attacks on food and agriculture. Potential threats have expanded rapidly including the growing recognition of eMa. The President’s Food Safety Interagency Working Group established the goal of improving the government’s ability to target foods and ingredients more likely to be utilized for eMa in order to focus their inspection and surveillance efforts. learn how an organization’s capabilities for identifying product risk for eMa can be improved. Shaun Kennedy, Director, National Center for Food Protection and Defense Sponsored by the ASIS Agriculture and Food Security Council 2110 iT security Council series: Cloud Computing for the Physical security Practitioner ● Fundamental What do you need to know to be relevant in the discussion about cloud computing for physical security services? This session helps you ask the right questions to maximize the benefits of cloud computing to the business, mitigate risk, and earn you a seat at the table. Topics include cloud service and deployment models and how they apply to security services and applications, best practice concepts, risk management, business drivers, and applicable security considerations for moving to a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model. learn about the tools currently endorsed by the cloud Security alliance and how they will be applicable within your environment. Brian McIlravey, CPP, Vice President, Professional Services and Business Development, PPM 2000, Inc.; Steven Yanagimachi, CISSP, Security Advisor, The Boeing Company; Shayne Bates, CPP, CISM, CHS-V, Director, Security Cloud Strategy, LMC Consulting, Microsoft GSO, (ISC) 2 Appointee; Benjamin Butchko, CPP, President/ CEO, Butchko Security Solutions Sponsored by the ASIS Information Technology Security Council 22 Asis 2011 Anticipate the unexpected. The security tools, techniques, and talent for tomorrow.
MONDAY, sEPTEMbEr 19 • 11:00 am–12:00 noon 2111 seek and Ye shall be sued: Using social Networking sites to Manage risk Without risking Litigation ▲ Advanced The social networking revolution has changed the modern workplace and the way our employees and customers communicate. Sites such as Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and linkedIn contain a wealth of personal information. Is it lawful for employers to use this information for business purposes? This fascinating and fast-paced session demonstrates how these sites function and reveals some of the amazing data they contain. learn how to safely and legally use these resources without exposing yourself or your organization to unnecessary and costly litigation. James Burke, Partner, Wilson Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman and Dicker; Elizabeth Ho Sing, Wilson Elser, LLP; Eugene Ferraro, CPP, PCI, CEO/Founder, Business Controls, Inc. 2112 The Quantum Leap in security Lighting: LED and induction Lighting ■ Intermediate compare traditional lighting systems with the next generation of security lighting: led and induction lighting. analysis of energy consumption, return on investment, quality and quantity of lighting, light trespass, and pollution considerations are covered. leed and GReen point considerations are provided. case studies demonstrate proper applications of this revolution of lighting technology and its impact on the security world. Randy Atlas, Ph.D., CPP, AIA, Vice President, Atlas Safety & Security Design, Inc. Sponsored by the ASIS Security Architecture and Engineering Council 2113 Therefore Go: security Considerations for short-Term Mission Teams ● Fundamental every year thousands of people travel overseas to participate in short-term, faith-based relief projects. These initiatives vary widely in scope and can include everything from building and educational projects to disaster relief and medical assistance. This presentation provides a 10-step process for security planning in support of these mission trips. Scott Watson, CPP, Principal Consultant/CEO, S.A. Watson and Associates, LLC Sponsored by the ASIS Cultural Properties Council MONDAY LEVEL KEY: ● Fundamental ■ Intermediate ▲ Advanced 2114 Creating and implementing an internal standardized Training Program for Your security Organization ■ Intermediate With the complexities of operating a fully functional security organization, the creation, implementation, and operation of a dedicated training program is essential. Without a standardized training curriculum, organizations risk inconsistent results, less than optimal productivity, decreased morale, potential lawsuits, and more. This session presents a comprehensive training model. learn how to create, implement, and track a training plan which supports the goals and objectives of your business mission. explore various learning styles, enterprise-wide systems, and the benefits of a feedback component. If your organization lacks a fundamental training curriculum, operates an outdated training system, or considers training an outsourcing issue, this session is for you. Jeffrey P. Grossmann, Esq., Assistant Professor/Director Homeland and Corporate Security Program, St. John’s University Sponsored by the ASIS Academic Programs and Training Council 2115 business Case for security: Creative Ways to show security’s Proposition and Profitability ■ Intermediate as organizational security budgets continue to erode, it is essential for security leaders to have and apply business acumen to program management. This session provides security managers with insights and strategies for developing their business case when building security program budgets and presenting them to c-suite leadership. essential financial concepts, along with the development of metrics, will be discussed. In addition, examples where Security was seen as “heroic” for changing delivery models will be given. Presenters bring extensive real-world security management and consulting experience to this timely topic. Elliot Boxerbaum, CPP, President/CEO, Security Risk Management Consultants, Inc.; Bonnie Michelman, CPP, Director of Police, Security and Outside Services, Massachusetts General Hospital Sponsored by the ASIS Healthcare Council September 19–22, 2011 | Orange County Convention Center | Orlando, Florida | www.asis2011.org 23
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