NAT SEC 08 – EUROPE’S PREMIER NATIONAL SECURTY AND COUNTER TERRORISM CONFERENCE

Draft Conference Agenda

Day One: 1st October 2008

8:00	Coffee & Registration
09.00	Chairperson’s Opening Address:
09.15	Establishing A Unique Identification System Which Can Facilitate Future Technological Advances And Information Sharing Tom Bush, Assistant Director Criminal Justice Information Services CJIS Division, FBI
9.45	Creation Of UK Border Agency - Working In Partnership To Deliver A Secure Border Tom Dowdall, Director European Operations, Unified Border Force, UK Border Agency
10.15	Information Sharing In A Trusted Environment Peter Nevitt, Director Justice & Public Safety, EMEA, Oracle Corporation
10.45	Increasing The Passenger Processing Capability Whilst Collecting Accurate Personal Data In A Swift And Effective Manner Dr Mireille Levy, Head of Identity Management Standards, Identity and Passport Service UK
11.15	Morning Coffee Break
11.45	Interoperability Between Agencies In C4I, And Real-Time Integration To Records/Databases For First-Hand Information To The Frontline Officers Siew-Ning Kan Director Police Technology Department Singapore Police Force
12.15	The Impact Of Web 2.0 On National Security Hong-Eng Koh Global Government Industry Director Public Safety & Criminal Justice Sun Microsystems, Inc.
12.45	Enabling An End-To-End Security Footprint To Incorporate CCTV, Communication Networks For Increased Public Safety And Security Tarique Ghuffur, Assistant Commissioner, Central Operations, Metropolitan Police UK
13.15	Lunch
	Stream A: Information Sharing And Interoperability	Stream B: Border Security
14.25	Chairperson’s Remarks:	Chairperson’s Remarks:
14.30	Security Mechanism and Interoperability Infrastructure For Secure Information Sharing Uuno Vallner, Head of Division IT Infrastructure Division, Estonia	National Security - From ‘Need To Know’ To ‘Need To Share’ – How To Create A Secure Environment For Multi Agency Information Sharing Moderator: Peter Nevitt, Director Justice & Public Safety, EMEA, Oracle Corporation Panellists: Kevin Sharp, Senior VP Sales, EMEA, Daon Sponsored By Oracle
15.00	Assessing The Criteria Required For Privacy Enhancing Security Technologies Johann Cas, Coordinator of the PRISE project, Institute of Technology Assessment, Austrian Academy of Sciences	Increasing The Security Of Travel Documents And Traveller Authentication By Implementing And Using Biometrics And Applied Technologies Tero Tammisalo, Project Manager, BioSec, Ministry of Interior Finland
15.30	Open Source Intelligence: A Driving Force For Information Sharing And International Co- Operation? Johan Truyens, Project Officer - Information & Intelligence Capabilities Development, EDA	Use Of Technology For Border Checks At European Union (EU) External Borders Damjan Zgajner, Research & Development Unit, Frontex
16.00	Afternoon Coffee Break
16.30	Guaranteeing The Privacy And Security In E-Government Geert Mareels, Director, e-Government Co-ordination Unit, Flemish Ministry of Administrative Affairs, Flemish Government	Improving The Quality And Quantity Of Fingerprint Data Recorded And Transferred Between All Criminal Police Authorities To Promote Mutual Assistance Mark Branchflower, Head of the Fingerprint Unit, Identification Branch, Interpol
17.00	The National Emergency Management Web-Geo-Portal Sharing Information And Creating A COP Marlene Meyer, Senior Consultant, Geographer, Ph.D. Danish Ministry of the Environment, National Survey and Cadastre	Creating An Integrated Border Management Structure Between Police And Border Agencies For Seamless Information Exchange Speaker To Be Announced
14:30 – 17:30	STREAM C
	Preventing, Managing And Recovering From A Terrorist Attack DCI Chris Phillips Head of the National Counter Terrorism Security Office, (NaCTSO), UK
17.30	End of Conference Day One
17.45	NAT SEC 08 Drinks Reception

Day Two: 2nd October 2008

8:00	Coffee & Registration
09.00	Chairperson’s Opening Address:
09.05	Addressing The Current UK Threat From International Terror Counter Terrorism Command, Metropolitan Police UK
10.00	Challenges For Multi-Agency Commands In An Emerging CBRN Event Andrew Sigsworth, Chief Superintendent, Head, Police National CBRN Centre
10.30	Interoperability And Member- State Collaboration: Ensuring Secure Data Transfer Between Member States For Respectful Interoperability Andrew Robinson, Hon Consul for France in the UK
11.00	The People, Process And Technology Issues Involved In Achieving Tri-Service Interoperability: A UK Perspective Michael Hallowes, Detective Chief Superintendent, Head of Strategic Operations, National Policing Improvement Agency, UK
11.30	Morning Coffee Break
12.00	Achieving Identity Management At Europe’s Borders Frank Paul Head Of Large IT Scale Systems, European Union
12.30	How Government Decision Makers Can Identify And Mitigate Security Risks Through Biometrics US VISIT Speaker to be announced
13.00	The UK’s Challenge: Delivering A Secure Border Ian Neill, Deputy Director, e-borders programme, UK Border Agency
13.30	Lunch
	Stream A: Intelligence And Surveillance	Stream B: CBRN
14.25	Chairperson’s Remarks:	Chairperson’s Remarks:
14.30	Use Of UAVs For Border Surveillance – Strengthening External Borders With ISR Systems And Integration Of UAVs Into Non Segregated Air Space Jan Sjoerd de Vries, Capability Directorate, European Defence Agency	Achieving CBRN-Security In The Netherlands: An Integrated Approach J. van Vugt, Programme Manager CBRN, National Coordinator on Counter-Terrorism
15.00	CCTV, Sensors: How Can New Systems be incorporated Into Current Infrastructure Whilst Maintaining Capability Required To Freely Exchanging Data Speaker to be finalised	Are Spent Nuclear Fuel Transports Safe against Terrorist Attacks? Dr Emmanuel Egger, Head Nuclear Issues Federal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sport (DDPS), Federal Office for Civil Protection FOCP, SPIEZ LABORATORY Switzerland
15.30	Afternoon Coffee Break
16.00	Broadband: Faster Forensics – Speeding Up The Delivery Of Forensics With The Use Of New Technology Jon Ashe, Principal Scenes of Crime Officer Sussex Police
16.30	The Prevention Of Radicalisation And Social Exclusion In Finland Tarja Mankkinen, Director, Ministry of the Interior, Finland
17.00	Increasing The Preparedness And Responsiveness Of Finnish Fire-Fighters With The ‘Capacity Of Operational Security Services And Response Programme’ Taito Vaino, Project Manager, Senior Officer, Department For Rescue Services, Ministry of Interior, Finland
17.30	End of Conference Day Two