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Border Security & Docex: Controlling The Manipulation

of IdentityWorkshop leaders: Jerry Hart, Global Security

Risk Analyst, SGS Group & Gareth Evans,Advisor, UK Police Service

Wednesday 29th February & Thursday 1st March 2012

Sheraton Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPTuesday 28th February 2012

1.00pm – 5.30pmSheraton Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria

SMi presents its

5th annual Border

Security event – part

of SMi’s expanding

Security portfolio

• ANALYSE and contrast border patrolstrategies from around the globe

• LEARN how to apply case study evidence toyour Border Security strategy

• DEVELOP your understanding of theapplication of new technologies

• DEBATE hot topics such as EU andSchengen Area border control strategies

• EXPLORE counter smuggling and cargosecurity

• DISCUSS the unique complexities ofEastern European border security

• STUDY complimentary strategies forhumanitarian and security concerns

• NETWORK with key industry speakers

Sponsored by

Commissioner Zaharin Penov, Director, ChiefDirectorate Border Police, Bulgaria

Brigadier General Marek Adamczyk, LiaisonOfficer, Polish Border Police

Nenad Banovic, Chief of Border Police, SerbianBorder Police

Cristina Cica, Head of Unit Management ofTelecommunications & IT Systems, RomanianBorder Police

Steven Mehringer, Head, CommunicationTechnologies Section, NATO Headquarters

Adriano Baptista, Head of Operations Division, EU Satellite Centre

Petia Karayaneva, Protection Officer, UNHCR

Massimo Ramanzin, Advisor on Border &Migration to the MoIA Kosovo, Eulex

Franz Prutsch, Technical Cooperation Specialistfor Europe and Central Asia, IOM

Alberto Andreani, Programme Officer, OSCE

Roberto Mugavero, President, Osdife -Observatory on Security and CBRNe Defence

Florin-Marius Dumitru, Chief Commissioner,Romanian Ministry of Administration and Interior

KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE

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Supported by

Day One | Wednesday 29th February 2012

8.30Registration and Coffee

9.00Chairman's Opening Remarks

Mike McBride, Consultant Editor, Police and Homeland Security,IHS Jane’s

Host Nation Address

9.10Bulgarian Border Security Case Study• Bulgarian strategy and cooperation• Working with partner nations• Unique challenges of Bulgaria’s geo-political concerns• Forward thinking to Schengen

General Commissioner Zaharin Penov, Director, ChiefDirectorate Border Police, Bulgaria

9.50SITA - Providing the passenger and border management technologyknow-how behind the world’s major sporting event.• Olympic Games and FIFA World Cup: how SITA has been working closely

with host cities for over 25 years• Core SITA solutions for world sporting events• SITA Border Management strategy to improve security and make entry

into the country easier for travellers• Passenger facilitation and Border Management: minimize delays and

contain costsThorsten Schiefer, Director, Government & Security, SITA

Session 1: Regional Focus

10.30Morning Coffee

11.00 Changing the way to work - how mobile technology drives efficiency inBorder Guard operations• Case studies • Technology as of today • Data security • New technologies

Holger Kalnischkies, General Manager, Panasonic Magyarorszag K F T

11.40First Time Major Event Hosts Border Security – Poland as Hosts of Euro 2012• General introduction of missions/tasks of the Polish Border

The most important tasks of the Polish state agencies during EURO 2012The major tasks of the Border Guard during EURO 2012The Border Guard in the state security system during EURO 2012

• The Border Guard's role in the international cooperation during EURO2012FRONTEX Joint Operation "EUROCUP 2012"Improving of the efficiency of the crossing the border by football fansduring EURO 2012Possible re-introduction of the border control during EURO2012

Brigadier General Marek Adamczyk, Liaison Officer, PolishBorder Police

12.10 Intelligence Led Border Control and Management• Advance Passenger Information for Border Control• Extending the Border with Authority to Travel• PNR Aviation Data for Criminal Investigation and Analysis• Leveraging OSINT in Border Control and Risk Analysis• Pre-screening and Future Checkpoints• Data Enrichment for proactive management of the border

Ray Batt, Director Government and Security,ARINC

1.00 Networking Lunch

2.00Border Security — Eastern European/Serbian overview• Overview of current strategies and challenges• Learning from history • Identification of future hotspots• What is unique about border control in the region?• Future cooperation between nations in the region

Nenad Banovic, Chief of Border Police, Serbian Border Police

2.40Border Security and Social Media: Connecting with the public and eachother• Creating cross-border connections• An Internal Communications approach• Getting the message to the public• Tapping the 'Border Hunting' community• Border security: Telling the story

Steven Mehringer, Head, Communication Technologies Section,NATO Headquarters

3.20 EULEX Mission in Kosovo — 2012 update• EULEX mission in Kosovo – overview• Hotspots and incidents• Update on the previous 12 months• Developing and adapting strategy

Massimo Ramanzin, Advisor on Border & Migration to the MoIAKosovo, Eulex

3.50 Afternoon Tea

4.10 Integrated Border Management in Eastern Europe• IOM’s Immigration and Border Management Programme• Technical Cooperation activities in Europe and Central Asia• Border management information system• Capacity building and training tools

Franz Prutsch, Technical Cooperation Specialist for Europe andCentral Asia, IOM Austria

4.50 Emerging Issues and New Challenges in Territorial and BorderProtection: Architectures, Structures and Cooperating Systems forInformation Management in Crisis and Emergencies Complex Scenarios• Increasing organization & integration of available resource in case of

emergency• Cooperation, coordination & synergy of preparation, skill & knowledge• Foresee, prevent & plan appropriate action• Key Role of information management• Selecting the most relevant information for user’s needs• Integration of tools, infrastructures & processes

Roberto Mugavero, Faculty of Engineering Professor, University of Rome

5.30Chairman's Closing Remarks

5.45 Drinks Reception - Hosted by Arinc

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Day Two | Thursday 1st March 2012

8.30Re-registration and Coffee

9.00Chairman's Opening Remarks

Mike McBride, Consultant Editor, Police and Homeland Security,IHS Jane’s

Session 3: Research into and Application of Technology

9.10 Contribution of Space Assets for Effective Border Management• Remote sensing to support border management – overview of satellite

capabilities and limitations• GEOINT challenges and possible solutions• GIS capabilities in the context of border management • Role of European institutions/agencies in collaborative border

managementAdriano Baptista, Head of Operations Division, EU Satellite Centre

9.50 Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) for Border Security System (BSS) duringthe life-cycle of BSS• ILS overview• Keeping up to date through the life-cycle• Importance of effective ILS for BSS• Lessons learned over the past few years – what can be done better

Florin-Marius Dumitru, Chief Commissioner, Romanian Ministry ofAdministration and Interior

10.30 10.30 Technical management for integrated IT&C, control and surveillancesystems• Implementation of IT&C, control and surveillance systems for Romanian

Border Police• Systemic approach of border security systems• End-user involvement in FP7 projects – case study EFFISEC• Research for sustainable development of border security systems

Cristina Cica, Head of Unit Management of Telecommunications &IT Systems, Romanian Border Police

11.10Morning Coffee

11.30 Converging border security through effective communications – Barrett• Border Security – what is it and how has it evolved• Securing borders – the task at hand• Who are Barrett Communications• What is the Barrett C5 concept to convergence • Defragmenting border security systems and agencies• Inter-agency interoperability means sharing resource to the perimeter• Maintaining critical infrastructure• Cost and technologically effective Through Life Capability Management

Nigel Pescott, Business Development Manager, Barrett Europe Ltd

12.10

Border Security in the Modern World

• Facing and coping with new challenges

Catalin-Cedric Ghigea, Vice President, CEO CEE,

Cassidian Systems

1.30

Networking Lunch

Session 4: Controlling Movement of People and Cargo

2.30 Ethical and Effective Use of Technology in Border Security• Balancing efficiency with human considerations• Implementing novel biometrics• Maximising the full potential of technology

Alexander Nouak, Head of Competence Center Identification andBiometrics, Fraunhofer Institute

3.10 The Effect on Crime from Irregular Migration• An Overview of Irregular Migration• Haiti Case Study• Human Trafficking• Gangs• Drugs & Guns• Links to Terrorism• Law Enforcement

Neil Hall, AFNI, Assistant Commissioner (Retired)

3.30Afternoon Tea

3.50Ensuring Secure & Reasonable Transition for Passengers Through Borders• The challenge of balancing passenger and security considerations• AEA recommendations• Use and procurement of new technologies• Keeping ahead of change

Margreet Lommerts, Manager Security & Cargo, Association ofEuropean Airlines

4.30 Common EU Refugee policy• Outline of current EU refugee policy• Compliance procedure and strategy• The human considerations

Petia Karayaneva, Protection Officer, UNHCR

5.10 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

Border Security Asia Pacific30th & 31st January 2012, Singapore

CBRN-E Asia Pacific22nd & 23rd February 2012, Singapore

Border Security29th February & 1st March 2012, London, UK

SECURITY FORWARD PLANNER

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SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES

SMi offer sponsorship, exhibition, advertising and branding packages,uniquely tailored to complement your company's marketing strategy.Prime networking opportunities exist to entertain, enhance andexpand your client base within the context of an independentdiscussion specific to your industry. Should you wish to join theincreasing number of companies benefiting from sponsoring ourconferences please call: – Sadia Malick, SMi Sponsorship on (0)20 7827 6748 or email: smalick@smi-online.co.uk

Are you interested in promoting your security services to atargeted industry sector? SMi offer tailored marketingpackages so that your association / publication can gain accessto a global market and key decision makers in border security.Contact Sonal Patel, SMi Marketing on +44 (0)20 7827 6106 oremail: spatel@smi-online.co.uk

Overview of workshopOne of the main challenges for any security risk environment is how to discourage or stop intruders whilefacilitating legitimate access. This is particularly crucial in the border environment, where unauthorisedaccess threatens not only the security of one nation and its citizens, but also those of neighbouring and finaldestination countries.All too often, the key to illegitimate access is documentation that is either false, has been obtained using falseinformation or has otherwise exploited vulnerabilities in the document procurement or validation processes.New technologies strive to minimise the risk and maintain cost-effectiveness, yet sophisticated anddetermined attacks persist.

Drawing on a range of real case studies, this half-day interactive workshop will conduct an in-depth andcompelling exploration of DocEx (document exploitation) issues including: • What is the difference between fake and fraudulently obtained documentation?• Who is likely to use it and how and from where do they obtain it?• What is the true extent of the risks and threats involved?• What are the strengths & weaknesses of current legal & procedural countermeasures?• What can be done to better secure borders from identity-related threats?

Why you should attendThe workshop will be invaluable to law enforcement, intelligence & border security practitioners, identity authentication & verification professionalsand anyone else with an interest in this crucial aspect of border security.

Jerry Hart Jerry Hart is a security, risk and intelligence specialist with twenty years’ international experience of academic and commercial research, securityconsultancy and related operational activities. He is currently the Global Security Risk Analyst with the Corporate Security Department of Swiss globalmultinational SGS, and a consultant advisor to a regional counterterrorism component of the UK police. Based on the success of previous events,this is the fourth year Jerry has been invited to lead an SMi border security workshop and he committed to delivering an event that is both informativeand provocative.

Gareth EvansGareth Evans works within the UK counter terrorism sector and has 36 years policing experience. A former senior ports officer, he has a broadexperience of the threats and risks associated with border controls and intelligence management. He has worked at a National Level and as an experton border management within EU community twinning projects. He is a member of a national working group on identity crime and currentlyspecialises in identifying threats posed by those who manipulate identity by the use of both false and genuine documents.

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPTuesday 28th February 2012, Sheraton Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria 13.00pm – 17.30pm

Programme12.30 Registration & coffee13.00 Introduction13.15 Interactive exercise15.00 Working break15.30 Resume & de-brief17.00 End of workshop

Border Security & Docex: Controlling The Manipulation of IdentityWorkshop Leader: Jerry Hart, Global Security Risk Analyst, SGS Group & Gareth Evans, Advisor, UK Police Service

Register online at www.bordersec.com • Alternatively fax your registration to +44 (0)870 9090 712 or call +44 (0)870 9090 711

Sponsored by

For over eight decades, ARINC has provided communications, engineering, and integration to deliver mission-critical solutions to the commercial, government, and defense industries. We’ve helped develop and implementsolutions to help strengthen security around the globe and whether it’s sending and receiving informationsecurely, providing mobile wireless networks, supporting systems that guard nuclear power plants, ordeveloping the latest biometric tools, ARINC delivers. ARINC’s APIXSM (Advance Passenger InformationeXchange) and APIXSM Client offers an evolutionary approach to Border Management; a common platform forborder agencies looking to move towards an ARINC fully integrated management solution, or for those wantingto integrate with a third party system. APIX enables a step migration from receiving basic Advance PassengerInformation, to Passenger Name Record Data and finally, an interactive API authority to carry system.Headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, USA, we have 3,100 employees located in more than 100 offices aroundthe world with customers in 104 countries plus regional headquarters in Singapore and London.www.arinc.com www.electronicborders.com email emea@arinc.com

Barrett Communications design and manufacture HF and VHF radio systems for tactical and commercialrequirements. They focus exclusively on developing fit for purpose secure HF and VHF radio systems; throughcommitment to their clients they have developed long term relationships with border security, humanitarianand military agencies around the globe. www.barrettcommunications.com.au

Cassidian, an EADS company, is a worldwide leader in global security solutions and systems, providing LeadSystems Integration and value-added products and services to civil and military customers around the globe: airsystems (aircraft and unmanned aerial systems), land, naval and joint systems, intelligence and surveillance,cyber security, secure communications, test systems, missiles, services and support solutions. In 2009,Cassidian – with around 28,000 employees – achieved revenues of €5.4 billion. CASSIDIAN - Defending WorldSecurity www.cassidian.com

Cognitec develops market-leading face recognition technology and applications for industry customers andgovernment agencies around the world. In various independent evaluation tests, our FaceVACS® software hasproven to be the premier technology available on the market. Cognitec’s portfolio includes products for facialdatabase search, video screening, border control, ICAO compliant photo capturing and facial image qualityassessment. www.cognitec-systems.de/index.html

FLIR Systems is the world leader for thermal imaging cameras. Our products play pivotal roles in a wide rangeof industrial, commercial and government activities in more than 60 countries. FLIR has been supplying thermalimaging cameras to science, industry, law enforcement and the military for over 50 years. www.FLIR.com

One of the world’s leading suppliers of identification, detection and e-document solutions, Morpho is a high-technology company in the Safran group, specialized in personal rights and flow management applications, inparticular based on biometrics, a sector in which it is the world leader, as well as secure terminals and smartcards. www.morpho.com/identification/border-control/?lang=en

Panasonic Toughbook is a leading manufacturer of ruggedized mobile computers. Toughbook with unrivalleddurability, world-class connectivity and integrated functionality provides access to applications and data in themost challenging mobile environments. The Defense sector deploys Toughbooks in many solutions, such as C4i,Battlefield management systems, or Border Security. www.toughbook.eu

Regula: Forensic Science Systems is the world leader in supplying solutions for questioned documents analysisincluding:- specialized hardware for detailed examination of security features and automatic document control;- software for image processing and storing of received information;- document reference systems with detailed description of passports, ID cards, other documents.www.regula.lv

SITA works with border management and law enforcement agencies to strengthen border security and facilitatefaster traveler processing within the global transportation industry. IBorders, SITA’s border management andpassenger screening portfolio, integrates biometric identity management with the capture and risk analysis ofpassenger data, such as API, PNR and APP data, from travel industry systems. SITA is a strong supporter andparticipant in the development of international & industry standards for the transmission and processing ofpassenger data for border management applications. SITA provides proven applications, infrastructure andglobal networking to deliver proactive capabilities that enhance border security. In 2011 SITA has received theFrost & Sullivan Global Customer Value Enhancement Award in Border Control. For further information go towww.sita.aero.

BORDER SECURITY Conference: Wednesday 29th February & Thursday 1st March 2012, Sheraton Hotel, Sofia, Bulgaria Workshops: Tuesday 28th February 2012, Sofia, Bulgaria

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