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CONFERENCE DAY ONE – Thursday, 6th March 2008 |
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8.15am
Registration & morning coffee
9.00am
Opening remarks from the chair
9.10am
KEYNOTE MINISTERIAL ADDRESS:
The Path Forward for Australian
National Security
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The best model
for a more secure Australia
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New machinery
to tackle new national security threats
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Tackling the
entrenched causes of underdevelopment
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Establishing a
Department of Homeland Security
The Hon Bob
Debus, Minister for Home Affairs
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9.50am Climate Change and the
Threats Posed by Forced Migration
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The science behind
the speculation
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The regulatory
response
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An increasing
emphasis on border security?
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Strategic response
for policing
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Impact on energy
security
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The corporate risk
management viewpoint
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Practical
implications
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Business
operations
Dr Graeme Pearman,
Honorary Senior Research Fellow,
Monash University
Nola Watson,
Head of Government and International Relations,
Insurance Australia Group
Dr Martin Parkinson,
Secretary,
Department of Climate Change & Water (invited)
10.30am
Morning Tea
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11.10am
KEYNOTE: The IED threat in
the Middle East Area of Operations and the ADF Response
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Current threat to
Australian deployed forces and the threat posed by IEDs for
future ADF operations
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The way in which
the ADF has responded to counter the threat, including
creation of the ADF Counter IED (Improvised Explosive Device)
Task Force
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Activities
occurring across the three Lines Of Operations adopted by
Defence:
> Train the Force
> Defeat the Device
> Attack the Network
Brigadier Phil Winter,
Commander of
the ADF Counter IED Task Force |
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11.50pm
The Evolution of National Security
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What is “national
security” in the 21st Century?
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The changing scope
of transnational threats
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Safeguarding
national security
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The changing face
of Islam
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What will
influence Australia’s national security?
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Five threats!
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Future projections
for Australia’s national security
Professor Clive
Williams MG, Centre for Policing, Intelligence & Counter
Terrorism |
12.40pm
Special Event Security & APEC: Six Months On, Lessons Learnt
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Preparation and
planning for mass gatherings
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The dynamics of a
joint operation planning
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Managing parties’
expectations
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Balance a range of
threats including terrorism, violent protest and hoax
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People factor in
security, planning for imperfection
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The evaluation: an
appropriate response?
Martin Studdert,
Executive Director, Protective Security
Coordination Centre
1.10pm Lunch
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STREAM A
Modern Threats |
STREAM B
Transport Focus |
STREAM C
The National Agenda |
STREAM D
Security in the Enterprise & Latest Technology |
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2.10PM |
OPENING REMARKS FROM THE CHAIRS |
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2.15PM |
North Korea
Jeffrey Robertson,
Senior Researcher, North
Asia, Parliament House |
Critical Infrastructure Protection Case Study: Roma Street
Station Precinct
• Co-ordinating a major centre containing a major bus
interchange, shopping mall, 5 star hotel (including VIP
guests), car park, train terminal and more
• Scenario planning and brainstorming
• Managing a diverse group of security plans and evacuation
routes
• Who’s who in the zoo: Organising a practical chain of
command
• Police involvement across the process
• Crime scene preservation training
• Smart technology: making the best use of CCTV
• Dealing with a hoax
• Lessons learnt for other critical infrastructure
co-ordination
David Bell, Security Manager, Passenger Services, Queensland Rail
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Moderated by Nic Martin, General Manager – Corporate
Security & Investigations, Telstra
Changing Approaches to the Management of National Security
• The presentation will cover the most important changes
in Australia’s management, command and control, and policy
approaches towards national security since 9/11, and
particularly during the last 12 months
Ian Wing, Associate Professor, Australian
Graduate School of Policing |
Moderated by Brian Kelly ATMAAC
International
SmartCatch: Intelligent Video Surveillance & Analytics
• What is Intelligent Video Surveillance?
• Reacting to a threat more quickly and time effectively
• Case studies of the technology in action
• Where’s it all headed?
Lance Heather, Senior Manager,
NEC Business Solutions |
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2.50PM
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An Overview Of Security In Asia
Pacific
> Current concerns of regional security managers
> Key problem areas
> Issues to watch for
Dean Morgan, Secure Outlook |
Maritime Security
Capability gaps in Marine Time Security
• Maritime domain awareness and information gathering
• Collaboration with government & non government
• Use of advanced technology to enhance security
• 3D visualisation tools
Dr
Bernard Kachoyan, Head Maritime Security - Maritime
Operations Division, Defence Science and Technology
Organisation
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What is the impact on Australian culture or the introduction
of numerous laws which impact on our civil liberties and some
might say our National identity?
• ASIO legislation and impact
• Money laundering realities
• Privacy considerations in security
Steve Mark, Legal Services Commissioner |
Managing the Outsourcing Risk
• Risk managing identity and access controls:
What checks and balances are sufficient?
• Vetting staff effectively
Mark Patch, COO, Gibsons JBS & Former
Director-General, Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO) |
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3.25PM |
AFTERNOON TEA |
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3.50PM |
Pandemics and
Bio terrorism
• Health care workers’ willingness to work
• Chemical and radiological threats
• Level of preparedness for first responders
• The new chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear
• CBRN terrorism centre in Canberra
• Dealing with irradiated evidence
Stephen Prowse, Australian Biosecurity CRC
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Air Marshall Program – Successes and
Failures |
The Future of the Security Industry in
Australia: Evolution or Revolution
• Professionalisation of the industry: Standards and
education
• The current skills gap
• Security cost Vs Organisational
sustainability: Selling the concept upstairs
• A complex response to a complex problem
• Security’s credibility and image problem
• Equipping the security industry with the inate flexibility
to deal with such a wide range of issues
The Hon. Professor Peter Anderson,
Centre for Policing, Intelligence & Counter
Terrorism (PICT) |
Removing the Silos Around Security
• The convergence of physical security and IT security
• IP-based digital systems
Paul McCarthy, Chief Executive, OneSecurity |
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4.25PM |
Commercial Espionage
• Social engineering and how it is used as an
infiltration enabler
• Examining the relationship between infiltration and criminal
elements
• Identifying prevention and detection strategies
Richard La Monica, Training & Intelligence
Coordinator, Department of Justice, Victorian
Commission for Gambling Regulation
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Hypothetical: If you were Designing a
New International Airport in Sydney Now, How would you Design
the Security?
• Innovative surveillance technologies
• Emerging technologies for detecting intruders
• Detection of explosives and weapons
• Barrier and blast protection technologies
• Intelligent systems for identifying terrorists
• Future technologies for securing an airport
Kyile Whyte, AVSEC Infrastructure, Technology and
Systems Manager & Dr Kevin Foster, Adjunct
Associate Professor of Security Science, Edith Cowan
University |
Ensuring Security Professionalism
Standards
• Setting an acceptable framework for professionalising
the industry
• Exposure draft on definitions of security
• People, processes and technology
• Future national initiatives and harmonisation
• Achieving conformity to standards
Mark Bezzina, Managing Director, Stancert
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Human Factors in Security: Case Study
• Security and the recruitment of employees - setting the
scene
• Employee engagement and trust through security awareness,
policy and compliance
• Employee and customer misconduct - security’s role and the
challenges
Jules Scarlett, Director of Corporate Security,
Telstra |
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5:05pm |
Closing Remarks from the Chairs |
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5.15PM |
Networking Drinks |
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7.00PM |
CONFERENCE DINNER
National
Security Dinner Highlight!
Special show presented by Comedian David Callan
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