9.00am Opening remarks from the chair
Rod Cowan, Cowan Communications
9.10am
Aviation Security Briefing
Terminal security
/ front of house
Regional airport
security
Cargo security
Hands free body
searches
Intermodal
considerations
Paul Retter, Office of Transport Security
9.50am
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND How Public and Private Sector Can and
Should Work Together
A review of the
‘Griffin’ project
Overcoming the
tensions and difficulties when developing a cross-agency
response to security
Bringing the
principles of community-based policing into national security
Building links
with communities
Paul Stephenson,
Deputy Commissioner, MET Police
Commander Tim White, Metropolitan Police Counter
Terrorism Command, MET Police
10.30am Morning Tea
11.00am
View from the AFP
Methods to
enhancing joint operational activity
The value of
cooperative and collaborative joint activity in investigating
serious crime
AFP’s programme of
working with overseas agencies including Philippines Law
Enforcement Agencies
Countering
homegrown terrorism
The national
terrorism hotline
Operation
Pendennis
Peter Drennan,
National Manager,
Counter Terrorism,
AFP
12.20pm Lunch
STREAM A
Modern Threats
STREAM B
GIS
STREAM C
The National Agenda
STREAM D
Security in the Enterprise & Latest Technology
1.20PM
Welcome back from the chair
1.30PM
Cyber Crime in and from China • The drivers of change in China in the 21st
century
• Risks arising from new payment systems
• Risks arising from wireless and mobile technologies
• Organised cyber crime risks in China
• Policing and regulation of cybercrime in a global
environment
Dr Kim-Kwang
Raymond Choo, Research Analyst in High Tech
Crime, Australian Institute of Criminology
How Location Intelligence is Enabling National Security • How location intelligence solutions are streamlining
inter-agency collaboration and communication
• Using advanced GIS technology to provide a common, open and
interoperable infrastructure
• Increasing your awareness of dynamic situations planning and
operational environments via improved data sharing and
enhanced critical decision making
• Case study examples of location intelligence in action:
> command and control
> strategic intelligence / supporting key missions
> preparing for and responding to emergency situations
Representative from ESRI Australia
Cost of Security Governance in National Security • Aligning security practice with business objectives to
source appropriate funding
• Effecting security cultural change without the fear factor
This presentation will present the key principles for aligning
security with business objectives in order to make the right
business case for the allocation of funds to support security
mitigations and operations. It will also consider how security
is sold in the workplace from the Board of Directors to the
shop floor to embed security in the culture of the businessoperation.
Jason Brown, Regional VP, ASIS International
The Business of Security - you can not do Good Security
without Good Business • Identifying security and general management trends
• Understanding good security governance and its importance to
the strategic overall organisational business strategy
• Implementing security strategies - Aligning them to overall
business objectives
• Increasing the likelihood of initial budget approvals
Theo Nassiokas,
Head of Risk & Compliance, Information Security, Westpac Banking Corporation
2.10PM
The Ramifications that an Identity Card System might have
on National Security Issues • Which attacks and threats etc. might have been prevented
had such a scheme been in place?
• What are the security threats around potential access to the
register?
3-D & GIS Based Vulnerability Analysis in Australia • Applications for defence: Delivering “three dimensional
situational awareness and friendly airspace battle management”
• Wider Australia focus: Using GIS to more
effectively model critical dependency
• Using GIS tools to help people better represent
vulnerabilities
• More than just a “simulation”
Dr. Chris Flaherty, Principal Consultant,
Critical Infrastructure Protection
Whole of Nation Security - Integrating SRM at National,
Societal and Organisational
Levels • Defining our concepts of National Interest and Societal
Resilience
• The current state of ‘Whole of Nation Security’
• What we do and don’t do well
• Opportunities to better integrate the capabilities of
government, organisations and individuals
Julian Talbot, Jakeman Business Solutions
(JBS) & Risk Management Institution of
Australasia (RMIA)
High Level Security Risk Assessment & Mitigation Techniques
from a Global Resources Company: Case Study • The context at BHP - moving towards organisational
resilience
• Evaluating projects in politically instable environments
• Ensuring due diligence
• Balancing reputational risk
• Engaging with local communities and leaving a positive
legacy
• Critical infrastructure protection Vs business critical
infrastructure
• Using a roadmap to uncover the highlevel focus:
Terrorism / Interest Motivated Groups / Corruption / Crime /
Civil Unrest
Patrick Gallagher, Regional Asset Protection Manager,
Australasia,) BHP BILLITON
2.50 PM
AFTERNOON TEA
3.10pm
The Threat to National Security Caused by the Financing of
Terrorism
International money laundering
How to safeguard charities, non-profit
organisations and alternative remittance systems against
existing threats
Tracking movement and financial data with
associations a person may have overseas
Credit card fraud and the links to
terrorism
John Visser, General Manager Intelligence Branch, AUSTRAC
3.50pm
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Secure New South Wales: Public and Private Sector Working
Together
Police and business working at an
operational level together
Terrorism: The current operating
environment - trends & initiatives
State and federal perspective
Nick Kaldas, Deputy
Commissioner, NSW Police
4.30pm
The Role of the Media in Security Issues and Incidents
Media representation
Facilitated by Alan Sunderland, Head of National
Programs, ABC News
Leigh Sales, National Security Correspondent and the
author of the book on David Hicks, ABC
Cameron Stewart, The Australian
Tom Allard, Sydney Morning Herald
