We suggest this title: Transport Security Conference Will Be Held in London on 13 Feb 2012

February 8, 2012 - (PressReleasePoint) - Focus on transport security is as heightened as it has ever been and vigilance remains critical. This is particularly the case when securing major events. 2012 sees the hosting of two major international sporting events; the London 2012 Olympics, UEFA Euro 2012 in Poland & Ukraine. This is followed by FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil and the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics. These events face unique challenges in securing the transport network. This conference will use case study analysis to analyse the measures undertaken and lessons to be learned from their experiences. 

 

With these issues in mind, SMi is proud to present inaugural Transport Security event. Building on the success of the SMi security portfolio, this launch event will take a global perspective on all key issues surrounding transport security from security and protection of people and cargo at airports to maintaining security over the entire transport network for major international events.

 

Key reasons to attend:

• Hear new strategies for maintaining security of people and of cargo at airports and sea ports • Analyse shipping security mechanisms in blue water and the littoral zone • Study the unique threats to port security. Assess the challenges posed to waterside and internal security

• Explore novel airport security technology such as cargo scanning & biometric access and how implement this knowledge into security strategy • Update understanding of underground train systems security. Learn from how London is improving its network in preparation for the 2012 Olympics • Examine prevention of piracy and people trafficking mechanisms - analyse their effectiveness and what can be improved. What new strategies are being put in to place around the world? • Learn about preparations being made to ensure transport network security for major events such as the London 2012 Olympics, UEFA Euro 2012 in Poland & Ukraine, the FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil and the Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympics • Evaluate counter CBRN & counter terrorism measures. Examine progress made in the decade since 9/11 and 5 years on from the 7/7 attacks on the London transport network. • Implement command structures to deal with disaster or breach at major transportation hubs • Network with key industry professionals

 

Hear presentations from international experts:

• Stephen Thomas QPM, Assistant Chief Constable, Operations, British Transport Police • Aurelio Rojo Garrido, General Secretary, ALAMYS • Dvir Rubinshtein, Aviation Security Operation Center Manager, Security Department, State of Israel • Rear Admiral Claudio Confessore, Head of the National School for Training of Navy military personnel, Italian Navy • Christian Dupont, Deputy Head of Unit, DG MOVE, EU Commission • Chris Eaton, Head of Security, FIFA • Commander Stein Olav Hagalid, Branch Head, NCAGS/NATO Shipping Centre • Lieutenant Commander Zachary Koehler, International Port Security Liaison Officer, US Coast Guard • Tony Smith, SRO – Olympics Programme Management Office, UK Border Agency Home Office • Tadeusz Kaczmarek, Director of International Cooperation Office, PKP Polskie Linie kolejowe S.A

 

PLUS - Don't miss out on post-conference workshop:

Exercise Rolling Defence / 15th February 2012, Copthorne Tara Hotel, London / Led by: Charlie Swanson, Owner, Security Training Consultants (STC)

 

SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES

SMi Group offers direct access to key decision makers in this sector through tailored sponsorship and exhibitor packages.

For details, please contact Kenyee Shing: +44 (0)20 7827 6112 / kshing@smi-online.co.uk