Anticipate the unexpected - ASIS 2012

MONDAY, sEPTEMbEr 19 • 1:45 pm –3:00 pm
2205 separating Fact From Fiction:
The Food safety Modernization Act
of 2011
■ Intermediate
This session examines the new regulation’s
impact on regulated facilities and their security
practitioners to clarify misconceptions. It covers
both the scientific and traditional security
requirements associated with the regulatory
concepts of food safety versus food defense, and
the required skills and competencies of outside
security consultants. attendance is a must for
regulated food security managers whose
organizations may not have the same resources
of a larger organization to implement the new
requirements.
Brian Stegmann, Senior Engineering & Food Safety
Manager, Corn Products International; Matthew Ryan,
Director Corporate Security, The Hershey Company; Frank
Pisciotta, President, Business Protection Specialists, Inc.
Sponsored by the ASIS Agriculture and Food Security
Council
2206 iT security Council series: Who
Are You, and Why should i Trust You?
Current Trends in identity and Access
Management
■ Intermediate
logging onto an enterprise network or a cloudbased
application needs to be as secure as
entering a physical facility, yet today’s security
professionals often find themselves hard-pressed
to protect both physical and logical assets and
comply with stringent government mandates.
learn about the current best practices to control
identity and manage access to corporate assets
by trusted parties. Gain a solid understanding
of the technologies, standards, regulations,
business challenges, and the questions to ask
related to identity and access management.
discuss new and emerging trends.
Gary Klinefelter, Principal, Creative Innovation Strategies;
Don Fergus, Vice President/CSO, Intekras, Inc.; Sal
D’Agostino, CEO, IDmachines, LLC; Jose Hernandez,
Director Information Security, Fluor Corporation
Sponsored by the ASIS Information Technology Security
Council
MONDAY
LEVEL KEY: ● Fundamental ■ Intermediate ▲ Advanced
2207 The Process of investigation
and the Fundamentals of Fact-Finding
■ Intermediate
Proper and ethical investigations are complex
undertakings, fraught with potential for legal
liability. When done properly and ethically, they
combine an intricate mixture of skill, experience,
and luck. This session introduces you to the
Process of Investigation® and the fundamentals of
fact-finding. Review how to safely and legally
conduct investigations while obtaining the best
return on investment of time and resources.
Review the eight methods of investigation, the
secrets of modern case management, evidence
analysis, and the practical aspects of effective
report writing.
Eugene Ferraro, CPP, PCI, CEO/Founder, Business
Controls, Inc.
2208 What’s New on the Floor?
● Fundamental
Make the most efficient use of your time by
learning where new and innovative products
can be found on the exhibit floor spanning over
230,000 square feet! The session highlights
both physical and information technology
security products.
Howard Belfor, CPP, President, Belfor & Associates, LLC;
Ronald Lander, CPP, Chief Specialist, Ultrasafe Security
Solutions
Sponsored by the ASIS Physical Security Council and
Information Technology Security Council
2209 What it Takes to be a security
Executive Today
▲ Advanced
developing world-class risk mitigation for your
organization is key to succeeding as a security
executive today. hear from two senior leaders
as they discuss aligning security and crossfunctional
risk mitigation with operational
strategies, effectively communicating the
value proposition to the c-Suite and diverse
stakeholders, and ensuring that programs both
align with the core strategic plan and protect
the brand. learn how mentoring/job shadowing
can help your future leaders engage, grow within
their role, identify best practices, and provide
lasting depth/breadth in your organization.
Michael Howard, General Manager, Chief Security Officer
Microsoft Global Security, Microsoft Corporation; Francis
D’Addario, CPP, CFE, Emeritus Faculty, Strategic Influence
and Innovation, Security Executive Council (SEC)
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