The Conference Programme

This Presentation will:

• Describe the need for a new security model and how this will be achieved
• Outline the new capabilities required
• Describe changes to the governance regime

This presentation will explore:

• The cyber threat landscape
• Consumer awareness of cybercrime
• How public and private sector organisations are addressing the issues (or not...)
• The overall fraud impact on the UK economy and what risk managment has to do with it

This Presentation will explore:

• The Technology Strategy Board and Industry collaboration
• Current projects and competitions
• The KTN, partnership and business links
• Working alongside our industry and international partners to continue to develop products and intelligence to put the UK on a world class footing

This Presentation will explore:

• Geography and the common operational picture
• GI within regulatory strategy
• Common data standards and GIS mapping systems
• Case studies from civil contingency exercises

This presentation will explore:

• A brief introduction to Human Recognition Systems
• A case study looking at securing Europe’s largest construction site
• How to deploy biometric projects successfully
• The future of intelligent identity solutions

Delegates can choose to attend one of the four seminars (see seminar page)

• A brief introduction to the role of the Fire, Resilience and Emergencies Directorate at DCLG
• Outline the Government's strategy relating to building resilience and civil contingency regarding current and emerging risks
• A focus on communication and partnership working to build local resilience, given recent organisational changes and economic challenges
• Best practice in addressing the key issues of planning, response, prevention and protection
• The outlook for the future - the need for positive action and cooperation

• The Health Protection Agency as the lead organisation for both co-ordinating and tackling any potential or emerging threats to health in the UK;
• The threats to Health as part of the CNI, including infectious diseases, biological, chemical and radiological incidents;
• The importance of investment and innovative technology, working in partnership with industry and international community to build resilience;
• Emergency preparedness and response –  defining the strategic response  –  training, planning and co-ordination behind securing Health protection as part of the CNI;
• An analysis of the scope of the problem and future hazards.

• A brief introduction to the security and resilience communications’ sector, the responsibility of the sector to the resilience of Critical National Infrastructure
• Identify the current threats to the sector
• The role and work of the Intellect Security and Resilience Group - requirement for a partnership approach to resilience and in coordinating and managing the process, breaking down the traditional barriers to communication between the industry partners, sharing knowledge, understanding and driving capability
• Putting technology at the core of the response, some best practice case study examples of innovative technology solutions employed
• Future challenges for the sector and work on-going.

• The National Association of Healthcare Security, the role of the Security Trust Adviser;
• Analysis of risk scenarios and assessment criteria to develop an effective security policy;
• Managing and developing the security culture, leadership strategies, technology and business continuity management, including infrastructure resilience; 
• What does a secure hospital look like? Best practice in addressing the key issues of planning, response, prevention and protection - Handsworth riots case study.

• The Environment Agency’s role in resilience and the protection of critical assets
• Working with partners to ensure preparedness- risk assessment, forecasting and response
• Communications’ strategy - managing critical infrastructure information. The Flood Warnings for Infrastructure Programme, services for infrastructure operators and multi-agency responders
• Future priorities

This Presentation will explore:

• Definitions of resilience and the role of standards in a service industry

• Resilience principles to be applied by the industry at the next price review

• Assessing resilience risks and developing mitigation strategies