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Education sessions: 2000 Series MONDAY, sEPTEMbEr 19 • 1:45 pm –3:00 pm 2210 Getting Executive buy-in for Corporate security, business Continuity, and Crisis Management ■ Intermediate This session provides practical guidelines for working with senior executives to obtain support for corporate security, business continuity, and crisis preparedness. learn successful strategies for obtaining full senior-level support, how to communicate when high-consequence warning signs are being ignored, and how to provide your executive sponsor with the tools needed to keep the leadership team involved in prevention and preparedness efforts over time. Bruce T. Blythe, CEO, Crisis Management International, Inc. Sponsored by the ASIS Crisis Management and Business Continuity Council 2211 beyond statistics: What Crimes are Faith-based Organizations really Facing in the U.s.? ■ Intermediate Statistics can often be misleading, and even the Justice department’s crime statistics are not totally accurate, especially when it comes to analyzing crimes against religious organizations. In this panel discussion, security professionals from different faiths will look deeper into the problem that houses of worship in the united States are facing and why the numbers do not accurately portray the whole picture. Jeffrey Hawkins, Manager, Security Management Education Outreach, American Military University; Nawar Shora, CEO, Shams Training & Development; Chris Delia, Director of Security, Anti-Defamation League; Jeffrey Berrett, Director of Protective Operations, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Sponsored by the ASIS Cultural Properties Council 2212 Premises Liability: A Trial Lawyer’s Hints for the security Professional ▲ Advanced This session examines what types of premises are subject to negligent security cases, what kind of injuries give rise to these cases, the duty of the commercial property owner, how to assess the crime situation, common security measures discussed in these cases, and proper use of marketing materials. Michael Haggard, Esq., The Haggard Law Firm 2213 Cyber Jihad: Use of the Virtual World ■ Intermediate The Internet is the platform of choice for cyber jihadis to recruit and communicate sensitive information. Osama Bin laden indicated long ago that 90% of the battle is information. This session takes you through the actual sites analyzed and their use of the cloud, and their publishing techniques and tools for information dissemination that goes viral. Review their expertise in awareness and training while using our tools and techniques against us. In addition, examine how cyber jihadis use the Internet in the radicalization process, in asymmetrical warfare, and how huMInT and OSInT can be used to counter their activities. Jeffrey Bardin, Chief Security Strategist, Treadstone 71 Sponsored by the ASIS Global Terrorism, Political Instability, and International Crime Council 2214 Five Common Mistakes interviewers Make/Five successful strategies ■ Intermediate The process of sitting down across from a suspect employee and asking questions to obtain evidence or an admission of guilt is not something that comes naturally to most people. despite training, there are common mistakes made by inexperienced interviewers which can create barriers to communication, and ultimately a lack of cooperation and information. learn valuable tips for performing a personal assessment of interview habits, as well as several best practices to use when in the room. Randy Tennison, CPP, Financial Analyst, Internal Investigations, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts 2215 should You Have Known: Lessons Learned From a Multiple Homicide in the Workplace ▲ Advanced Many cases of workplace homicide perpetrated by an employee show that there were numerous ‘warning signs’ which first-line supervisors failed to either recognize or respond to. In such cases it can be argued that, had such recognition and response taken place, the ultimate outcome of violence might have been prevented. This session draws upon practical lessons learned from a recent internal investigation of a multiple workplace homicide. learn how to identify risk factors and explore their impact on the evolving case; develop response options; identify internal/ external resources; and identify obstacles that restrain supervisors from responding proactively. John Lane, Vice President, Crisis and Resilience Consulting, Control Risks 28 Asis 2011 Anticipate the unexpected. The security tools, techniques, and talent for tomorrow.
MONDAY, sEPTEMbEr 19 • 1:45 pm –3:00 pm 2216 reducing risk for Elected Officials ■ Intermediate executive protection specialists cannot necessarily stop an attack like the attempted assassination of congresswoman Giffords, but they may be able to frustrate a would-be attacker to the point where that person is effectively deterred. learn a practical, six-part approach to protecting a public figure or other persons (such as a corporate executive) at public events. Robert Oatman, CPP, President, R.L. Oatman & Associates, Inc. 2217 security’s role in Managing successful Events ■ Intermediate Sony hosted over 5,000 guests at the FIFa World cup in South africa. Their key objective was to provide an enjoyable and safe experience for all. Operating in an unfamiliar territory added to the complexity in protecting each and every guest. The scope of responsibility included: translation services, a 24-hour hotline, incident management, emergency response, armed protection staff, and other major endeavors. Sony will undertake this on a bigger scale at the World cup in Brazil. In addition, Sony’s music, movie, and television business has unique challenges relative to the protection of personnel. Security’s role is an integral one. Stevan Bernard, Senior Vice President, Sony Pictures Entertainment; John Rendeiro, Vice President, Global Security and Intelligence, International SOS Assistance, Inc. Sponsored by the ASIS Utilities Security Council 2218 Crisis Management and social Media—the New Opportunity ■ Intermediate Social media is the most active and volatile method of dispersing information in the world today. This sudden, widespread emergence has led to several challenges for crisis management professionals at all levels. however, with the right attitude and management approach, social media offers new, unique opportunities. experts in the field have noted how social media has become a power tool for maximizing real-time situational awareness, and how it has significantly aided the management of numerous crisis events. This workshop will broaden your understanding of how social media is effectively used before, during, and after a crisis event. Terri Howard, Director, Crisis Management, FEI Behavioral Health; Vivian Marinelli, Senior Director, Crisis Management, FEI Behavioral Health; Shawn Flaugher, Security Consulting and Design, Duke University & Health System Sponsored by the ASIS Crisis Management and Business Continuity Council MONDAY LEVEL KEY: ● Fundamental ■ Intermediate ▲ Advanced 2219 Tools for a successful Job search: resumes, Cover Letters, Linkedin Profiles ■ Intermediate has it been ‘forever’ since you’ve been in a job search? For most people, writing a resume is a chore that results in a two- or three-page ‘career obituary’ that does nothing to capture the attention of potential employers. learn to navigate the complex, sometimes frustrating world of job searching. This session will help you create an eye-popping, content-rich resume and cover letter that positions you as an expert in your industry. Kimberly Schneiderman, City Career Services 2280 Using the Cloud security Alliance GrC stack to Attest Vendor Compliance ■ Intermediate Outsourcing critical business functions into the cloud can result in challenges of maintaining assurance and control over legal and regulatory obligations for data management and protection. The cloud Security alliance offers a solution in the cSa GRc (Governance, Risk Management, and compliance) Stack, a toolkit designed for peeling back and revealing those layers of accountability and responsibility between cloud service providers and their tenants. learn about the cSa GRc and how the IeTF/nIST ScaP standard can be used for continuous monitoring of cloud vendors compliance status, as well as how trusted computing technologies enable/ maintain a security posture. Dr. Marlin Pohlman, EMC, Chief Governance Officer, Office of the CTO; Becky Swain, Program Manager, Security Assurance Services, CSPO, Cisco 2281 Managing Privacy and security: The CisO/CPO Dialogue ■ Intermediate Managing and protecting data in the global information economy demands coordination between an organization’s privacy and information security teams. With the precipitous rise in reported security incidents, it is paramount that these groups work together effectively. This presentation presents an overview of managing privacy and communicating with the ‘other’ side to deliver compressive and compliant programs for your organization. Leslie Lambert; Michelle Dennedy; Hord Tipton, Executive Director, (ISC) 2 September 19–22, 2011 | Orange County Convention Center | Orlando, Florida | www.asis2011.org 29
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