Anticipate the unexpected - ASIS 2012

MONDAY, sEPTEMbEr 19 • 4:30 pm–5:30 pm
2303 integrator series: best
Practices in integrated school
security: K–12
● Fundamental
learn directly from school security practitioners
and agency professionals about the challenges
they face and the services integrators can
provide to best meet the needs of these clients.
Topics include analyzing surveillance needs,
understanding student safety and how to deal
with the violent student, and executing threat
assessment plans. learn how to deal with
pornography on campus as well as bullying and
fights. Mobile monitoring and event response
considerations are also covered.
Mike Ganio, Orange County Public Schools; Conan
Bickford, West Highland School
2304 special Events security in
the City of Orlando: best Practices,
Operations, Technology
■ Intermediate
are you charged with security at special events?
do you need to cover a large area: campus,
downtown, or entertainment complex? Will you
have to deploy a video surveillance system in a
matter of days or hours? are you looking into
wireless as a possible solution, but concerned
about security, reliability, and speed? If you are
a security director, integrator, or consultant,
don’t miss this session packed with how-to’s
and real-world deployment examples. Get the
information you need to ensure successful video
surveillance for special events.
Jeffery Blye, Detective, City of Orlando Police Department;
Ksenia Coffman, Marketing Manager, Firetide; Steve
Surfaro, Industry Liaison, Axis Communications
Sponsored by the ASIS Global Terrorism, Political
Instability, and International Crime Council
2305 High-rise security
■ Intermediate
This fast-paced discussion focuses on best
practices established in the post 9/11 world for
mid- and high-rise office building environments.
Topics include methodologies used for full or
partial building evacuations and shelter-in-place.
hear how to balance customer service with
a dynamic security program to gain tenant
confidence. Incorporate state-of-the-art
technology to protect your assets. discuss
implementing an all hazards response plan that
clearly outlines duties and responsibilities for
security directors and the property management
team to address life-threatening emergencies.
Carlos Villarreal, Senior Vice President, Commercial Real
Estate Division, Whelan Security
Sponsored by the ASIS Commercial Real Estate Council
MONDAY
LEVEL KEY: ● Fundamental ■ Intermediate ▲ Advanced
2306 iT security Council series:
Forensics and E-Discovery
● Fundamental
non-practitioners will receive a comprehensive
overview of the fields of digital forensics and
e-discovery. Gain a basic working knowledge
including vocabulary, concepts, application in
the corporate environment, and emerging trends.
Review information forensics (data recovery),
formal forensics, and e-discovery. analyze the
differences and the uses, capabilities, and
limitations of each, and consider the legal
ramifications. discuss best practices in the
areas of specific skill requirements, strategies,
and controls for each category of forensic
examination.
Andrew Neal, President, Southwest Digital Laboratory;
Kevin Ripa, Director of Computer Forensic, Advanced
Surveillance Group; Eric Sifford, Human/Signals
Intelligence, U.S. Army, (ISC) 2 Appointee; Kelly “KJ”
Kuchta, CPP, CFE, President, Forensics Consulting
Solutions, LLC; Robin Harris-Walker, CPP, Harris Nibor
International
Sponsored by the ASIS Information Technology Security
Council
2307 Generate Cash by Uninvesting
in security Equipment services
■ Intermediate
are you paying more than necessary to
maintain your physical security equipment, or
paying for a level of service that can be reduced
without affecting performance? an experienced
panel representing equipment owners and
service providers identifies the most common
and significant cost-drivers associated with
maintenance and service. They will then
demonstrate, through real life examples,
alternatives and containment strategies to
minimize their impact on the security budget.
also, understand the strategic importance of
competitive bidding.
John Kerster, President, Security Design Associates, Inc.;
Jeffrey Ryder, CPP, PSP, Senior Physical Security
Specialist, Protective Services Police Department, Strategic
Services Bureau Department of Real Estate Services, City
of Washington, DC; John Bodolay, Founder, Acme Technical
Group, LLC
“This is the largest security
products show in the world,
it is a must-attend event.”
Rudy Wolter
Senior Vice President/Director of
Security
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