13TH european Security conference & exhibition

The hague, netherlandS | 1 – 3 april 2014

reGISTraTIon BroCHure

ConferenCe SCheduleThe aSiS 13th european Security Conference & exhibition provides the most comprehensive education programme in the European security industry. Developed by and for security professionals, high-quality presentations cover the entire spectrum of the most important security topics and emerging issues facing security professionals today. Join hundreds of your colleagues in The Hague to share experiences, best practises and ideas with people from a wide range of backgrounds and disciplines. Connect with leaders from across Europe, the Netherlands and beyond and discover how they are confronting today’s critical security challenges.

Taking place at the World Forum on 1-3 April 2014, high-level security professionals will attend first-class educational sessions, case studies, panel discussions, keynote presentations, explore new products and technologies, and take part in buzzing networking events.

The Hague is the seat of government in the Netherlands and the third largest city of the country. Together with Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Utrecht, the city forms part of the Randstad, Randstad, one of the largest conurbation in Europe, with a population of 7,100,000. Most foreign embassies in the Netherlands and 150 international organisations are located in the city, including the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court, which makes The Hague one of the major cities hosting the United Nations. The city is also home to Europol, Eurojust, the European Patent Office, OPCW and the NATO Consultation, Command and Control Agency, (NC3A).

Several large international businesses have their headquarters in The Hague, including Royal Dutch Shell, the world’s first company in terms of revenue. The city is home to The Hague Security Delta (HSD), the largest security cluster in Europe in which companies, governments, and research institutions work together on innovations and knowledge in the field of cyber security, national and urban security, protection of critical infrastructure, and forensics.

The Hague is the Netherlands’ second biggest tourist destination, after Amsterdam. The city originated around the 13th century Binnenhof, night life centre around the three

Why Should you aTTend• Apply lessons learned from other industries to your own

sector • Network with security professionals from around the globe• Get the latest information on key security issues affecting

your organisation• Develop effective strategies for protecting your organisation’s

employees, intellectual property, and information• See and compare innovative technologies, products, and

services firsthand• Meet and learn from industry leaders• Build and maintain relationships • Earn recertification credits

ConferenCe VenueThe venue for all educational sessions, exhibits, lunches, and coffee breaks will be the World Forum The Hague, located at the heart of the business district (Churchillplein 10, 2517 JW The Hague, Netherlands).

TST – TeChnology & SoluTionS TheaTrePositioned in a prominent spot of the exhibition area, this theatre offers the opportunity for all participants to learn more about new solutions, through case studies, technology presentations, and product demonstrations. This track runs in parallel with the conference sessions, and the detailed programme will be published online as soon as the slots are confirmed.

Who Should aTTend• Security management professionals• Law enforcement and fire protection professionals• Intelligence services and military personnel• Government officials (Justice and Home Affairs, Transport,

Energy, Foreign Affairs, and Defence)• Facility management professionals• Corporate executives in IT, supply chain management,

strategic planning, and human resources• Consultants, vendors, and architects• Academics

reCerTifiCaTion CrediTSAs an ASIS-board certified practitioner, you can earn recertification CPEs by attending the ASIS European Security Conference & Exhibition. Imagine the combined value and convenience of attending professional development programming, networking with peers, and seeing first hand demonstrations of the industry’s most innovative product and services offerings at one event. If you’re a CPP, PCI, or PSP, earning your required credits has never been easier or more affordable!

• Single day registration will receive seven (7) CPE credits plus three (3) CPEs for attending the exhibit hall.

• Full registration (2 days) will receive fourteen (14) CPE credits plus three (3) CPEs for attending the exhibit hall.

TueSday 1 april 2014

10:30 – 12:00Optional Professional Tours: HSD Campus Tour

09:30 – 16:30 Optional Sightseeing Tours

12:00 – 20:30 Registration Open

12:00 – 15:00 EAC Meeting - by invitation only

16:00 – 17:45Optional Professional Tour: Europol Headquarters (Sold Out)

20:00 – 22:00 Welcome party - powered by nedap

WedneSday 2 april 201408:00 – 17:30 Registration Open

08:30 – 09:00 Dedicated Exhibition & Networking Time

09:00 – 10:00 Opening Session & Keynote Speaker

09:00 – 13:00Optional Sightseeing Tour / Spouse Programme

10:00 – 10:30 Dedicated Exhibition & Networking Time

10:30 – 12:15 Educational Sessions

10:30 – 12:15 CSO Roundtable Summit - in parallel, by invitation only

12:15 – 13:30 Business Lunch, Exhibition & Networking Time

13:30 – 15:15 Educational Sessions

13:30 – 17:30CEE Region Security Programme - in parallel

15:15 – 15:45 Dedicated Exhibition & Networking Time

15:45 – 17:30 Educational Sessions

17:35 – 18:15 Members Forum

19.30 – 22:00 president reception - sponsored by Tyco integrated fire & Security

13TH european SeCurITy ConferenCe & exHIBITIon

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main squares in the city centre. The Hague is the residence of the Dutch monarch, and several (former) royal palaces can be found in the city. The Hague has its share of museums, most notably the Mauritshuis, currently under renovation. Its impressive collection of Dutch masters is temporarily on display at the modern art Gemeentemuseum.

ThurSday 3 april 201408:00 – 17:30 Registration Open

08:30 – 09:00 Dedicated Exhibition & Networking Time

09:00 – 10:00 Opening Remarks & Keynote Speaker

09:00 – 16:00Optional Sightseeing Tour / Spouse Programme

10:00 – 10:30 Dedicated Exhibition & Networking Time

10:30 – 12:15 Educational Sessions

10:30 – 14:20 CSO Roundtable Summit- in parallel, by invitation only

12:15 – 13:30 Business Lunch, Exhibition & Networking Time

13:30 – 15:15 Educational Sessions

13:30 – 15:15CEE Region Security Programme - in parallel

15:15 – 15:45 Dedicated Exhibition & Networking Time

15:45 – 16:35 Educational Sessions16:40 – 17:30 Keynote Speaker & Closing Session

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CSo roundTable SuMMiT

The CSo roundtable of aSiS international, the members-only forum of senior security executives from the world’s largest organisations, will hold a track at the ASIS International European Security Conference & Exhibition in The Hague. Topics to be addressed by the CSOs of some of the world’s largest companies include Security: Business Enabler and Differentiator, CSO Strategies, and Security Executives as Business Leaders.

The CSO Roundtable Summit sessions are held in parallel with the educational sessions each morning and in the early afternoon on Thursday, and are tailored for senior security executives.

The Roundtable Summit sessions are open only to paid CSO Roundtable members and to those who are eligible to join. Eligibility criteria are outlined at the CSO Roundtable website. If you are interested in attending these sessions or learning more about membership in the Roundtable, please contact Manuela Costa, Manager, Strategic operations at aSiS international manuela.costa@asisonline.org.

WedneSday 2 april 2014VirTual CurrenCieS: Safe for buSineSS and ConSuMerS or juST for CriMinalS ?

Erik R. Barnett, Attaché to the EU, ICE Homeland Security Investigations, BelgiumThis presentation identifies four solutions that will aid in preventing virtual currencies from exploitation by transnational criminal or terrorist organizations. Concomitantly, these solutions would help enhance the trust and reliability of crypto-currencies as conduits of online commerce.

going for gold: SeCuriTy ConVergenCe- a proof of ConCepT

Panel: Volker Wagner, Senior Vice President Group Business Security, Deutsche Telekom, Germany and James Willison, Founder, Unified Security Ltd, UKSecurity convergence and enterprise security risk management are increasingly seen as best security practises and yet it remains a challenge to prove. This panel will demonstrate it working in reality.

The inSider ThreaT: proTeCTing inforMaTion aSSeTS in a global enVironMenT

Brendan Healy, Vice President, Business Unit Information Security Officer, Morgan Stanley, USAThe insider threat still remains a weak link in protecting information assets. The speaker will examine the motivations behind the internal threat actor and explore strategies in preventing data leakage incidents.

Cyber SeCuriTy - iT'S abouT The huMan

Jonathan Nicholas, Information Security Officer, General Dynamics European Land Systems, SwitzerlandCyber security is becoming more like physical security in its emphasis on the user, rather than the technology. The humans should be more important than their computers.

nuClear SeCuriTy SuMMiT 2014 The hague

Arjan Jonge Vos, Programme Manager Security for NSS 2014, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NetherlandsThe 2014 Nuclear Security Summit (NSS) will be held at the same venue as ASIS Europe 2014, one week prior to the event. 58 countries will be present at the presidential level. Organising safety and security for the Summit has been a great challenge.

proTeCTing buSineSS TraVelerS abroad: a flighT Through TraVel riSk ManageMenT

Jan Visser, Global S&E and SP Specialist Assurance & Travel, Shell International PLC, NetherlandsIn the current era of globalization, with multinationals expanding towards higher risk environments, business travel has become increasingly important. In this presentation, views will be shared on how to exercise duty of care by implementing a structured approach to travel security risk management and integration with health and safety.

Taking SeCuriTy ManageMenT inTo The 21ST CenTury

Werner Cooreman, CPP, PSP, Vice President Security Europe, DHL Express, GermanyOrganisations need security leaders now, rather than the traditional subject-matter experts. This presentation focusses on what is required for the security leaders to be successful; what insights do they need to have, and what skills should they develop to keep them ahead of the game.

CyberCriMe iS huge and geTTing bigger - buT Then Why Wouldn’T iT ?

Martin Smith, Chairman & Founder, The Security Company, UKCybercrime is huge and getting bigger, but then why wouldn’t it? The market is moving online, the thieves are following, the security industry must adapt and go there too.

Curbing SMall WeaponS

Prof. Joris Voorhoeve, Professor of International Organisations, The Hague University of Applied Sciences and Leiden University, NetherlandSmall and light weapons are, as a category, a weapon of mass destruction in slow but constant motion, with which every year on  average 300,000 people are killed in war and civil war and 200,000 by crime and accidents. The new UN Weapons Treaty of 2013 is utterly deficient by not regulating these weapons and their munitions effectively. In this presentation I will present various requirements to make the treaty less ineffective.

SeCuring SeCuriTy adVerSe organiSaTionS

Nicolas Le Saux, CPP, CEO, ATAO Consulting, FranceNGOs, trade unions and associations increasingly require effective security. A security adverse mindset often results in a jeopardisation of the assets. Learn to overturn this by leveraging change management and asset protection techniques.

ThurSday 3 april 20104CounTer SurVeillanCe and red TeaMing aS proTeCTiVe inTelligenCe Tool

Berndt Rif, CPP, Senior Policy Advisor Security Operations, Dutch Central Bank, NetherlandsA security manager that uses the application of counter surveillance teams and red teams will generate protective intelligence to build business cases for the funding of necessary security measures

dealing WiTh The deVianT Mind aT The WorkplaCe

Totti Karpela, Director, Peace of Mind Ltd, Hong Kong, and Bram van der Meer, Director, Investigative Psychologist, Van der Meer Investigative Psychologists, Netherlands This session addresses guidelines and advice to professionally demanding issues related to criminal mind and mental disorders at the workplace. Without proper management, incidents can cause major damage and crisis to any organisation.

The Changing role of SeCuriTy and The iMpliCaTionS for praCTiCe: findingS froM a STudy of The SeCuriTy SeCTor

Prof. Martin Gill, Director, Perpetuity Research & Consultancy International, UKThe recession has changed security and the way it is delivered. This presentation, based on a study, reports on what corporate security and suppliers see as potential opportunities and dangers.

diploMaTiC SeCuriTy

Mike Croll, Head of Field Security, European External Action Service (EEAS), BelgiumWhat security threats do European Union diplomats face whilst working abroad and how is security organised?

perSpeCTiVeS on The TerroriST ThreaT in The neTherlandS 2014-2015

Glenn Schoen, Director, G4S Risk Advisory, NetherlandsAfter the global leaders’ NSS2014 in The Hague, this presentation focuses on micro- and macro trends likely to influence key terrorist threats that security managers may have to deal with.

The ConTribuTion of SeCuriTy To building and Managing reSilienCe

Jason Brown, National Security Director, Thales, AustraliaThis presentation considers the critical role of security leaders and managers in developing and maintaining support systems for national and global corporate resilience.

The riSe of SeCTarianiSM ThroughouT The Middle eaST

Tim Williams, Managing Director, Stirling Assynt, UKThe recent usage of chemical weapons will heighten the sectarian impact of Syria’s civil war.

The complete programme is available on www.asisonline.org/thehague

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neTWorking eVenTS

WelCoMe parTy - poWered by nedapTueSday 1 april 2014, 20:00 – 22:00

ASIS International and Nedap invite all conference delegates to kick off the event in style at the spectacular Welcome Party. Held at the World Forum The Hague, this special evening is a great opportunity to meet and network with fellow industry professionals in an informal way.

preSidenT’S reCepTionWedneSday 2 april 2014, 19:30 – 22:00

Hosted by the president of ASIS International and sponsored by Tyco Integrated Fire & Security, the President’s Reception is a highlight of the conference programme. We are pleased to announce that the event will be held at the historic premises of the Peace Palace, home of the International Court of Justice. Here delegates and guests can reconnect, meet, and network, while enjoying a high standard standing dinner.

WedneSday 2 april 2014

ivo opstelten, Minister of Security and Justice, NetherlandsAfter graduating, Ivo Opstelten worked for the municipality of Vlaardingen (1970-1972). He was then Mayor of, successively, Dalen (1972-1977), Doorn (1977-1980), and Delfzijl (1980-1987). In 1987, Mr. Opstelten was appointed Director-General for Public Order and Safety at the Ministry of the Interior. He was Mayor of Utrecht (1992-1997) and Mayor of Rotterdam (1999-2008). He was acting Mayor of Tilburg from 2009 to 2010. In 2010,

from 4 August to 4 September and then again from 13 September to 7 October, Mr. Opstelten was the mediator in the negotiations that resulted in the formation of the Rutte-Verhagen government. From 14 October 2010 to 5 November 2012, he was Minister of Security and Justice in this government. On 5 November 2012, Ivo Opstelten was appointed Minister of Security and Justice in the Rutte-Asscher government.

ThurSday 3 april 2014

rob Wainright, Director, Europol, NetherlandsORGANISED CRIME: THE SCALE OF THE CHALLENGE FACING EUROPESerious and organised crime is an increasingly dynamic and complex phenomenon, and remains a significant threat to the safety and prosperity of the EU. Rob Wainwright, has been Director of Europol since April 2009. Born in Carmarthen, Wales, UK, he graduated in

1989 from the London School of Economics, University of London with a BSc. He worked in the following ten years as an intelligence analyst in the UK in the fields of counter terrorism and organised crime. Between 2000 and 2003, Mr. Wainwright was the Head of the UK Liaison Bureau at Europol. In 2003, he was promoted to the position of Director International of the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS). Between 2006 and 2009, he was Chief of the International Department of the UK Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA). His mandate extended from SOCA’s international operations and global partnerships to the worldwide network of SOCA liaison officers. Mr. Wainwright was appointed Director of Europol in April 2009. He is an active member of the World Economic Forum, primarily on cyber issues.

ThurSday 3 april 2014

ray Mabus, Secretary of the Navy, USARay Mabus is the 75th United States Secretary of the Navy and leads America’s Navy and Marine Corps. As Secretary of the Navy, Mabus is responsible for conducting the affairs of the Department of the Navy, including recruiting, organizing, equipping, training and mobilizing. Additionally, he oversees the construction and repair of naval ships, aircraft, and facilities, and formulates and implements policies and programs consistent with the national security

policies established by the President and the Secretary of Defense. Secretary Mabus is responsible for an annual budget in excess of $170 billion and leadership of almost 900,000 people. Before his appointment, Mabus held a variety of leadership positions. From 1988 to 1992, Mabus served as Governor of Mississippi, the youngest elected to that office in more than 150 years. Mabus was Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from 1994-1996 and later was Chairman and CEO of a manufacturing company.

opTional profeSSional TourS

europol headquarTerS (Sold out)TueSday 1 april 2014, 16:00 – 17:45

Discover the headquarters of the agency that is at the heart of the European Union Member States’ law enforcement major operations to combat international crime and terrorism. Officially opened 1 July 2011, the state-of-the-art building offers cutting edge facilities including forensic labs and excellent meeting facilities purpose built for Europol as a law enforcement intelligence agency. You will learn more about Europol and its outreach programme about public/private partnerships.This tour is offered to conference delegates and is limited to 50 participants, confirmed on a first-come first-served basis. Details, programme, and registration are available on the event website.

hSd CaMpuS TourTueSday 1 april 10:30 - 12:00

In the Dutch security cluster, also known as The Hague Security Delta (HSD), companies, governments, and research institutions work together on innovations and knowledge in the field of cyber security, national and urban security, protection of critical infrastructure, and forensics. They have a shared ambition: a secure world and economic development. Visit the newly launched HSD campus!

regiSTraTion inforMaTion

regiSTraTion feeS (exCl 21% duTCh VaT)

ASIS Member 970 eur

Nonmember 1170 eur

Partner Organisation (OSAC Netherlands, ASW, Vebon, VBN, ISSA

Netherlands) 1015 eur

Singe Day* 630 eur

Exhibit Visitors Ticket: free (until 21 March) - 30 EUR (as of 22 March). Group discounts are available as of 5 participants. Please contact europe@asisonline.org

full ConferenCe regiSTraTion fee inCludeS

• All educational sessions• Welcome Party and President’s Reception• Keynote addresses• Coffee breaks and two lunches• Conference bag with onsite materials

Single day regiSTraTion fee inCludeS

• All educational sessions of the day • Keynote address of the day• Coffee breaks and one lunches • Conference bag with onsite materials* Single day registration can be either for Wednesday 2 April or for Thursday 3 April.

opTional SighTSeeing TourS and gueST prograMMe

The Hague and the Netherlands have a lot to offer for who is interested in culture, history, art, architecture, and gastronomy. In collaboration with a local agency, ASIS has organised several sightseeing tours for the guests and spouses, held from Tuesday 1 April to Friday 4 April. These will give you the opportunity to discover The Hague, but also Delft, Amsterdam, or the countryside with the typical windmills and tulip fields. Whether it is your first time in The Netherlands, or you are born and have lived there, you will find an interesting tour for you to know more.The tours are available for conference delegates, guests, and exhibition visitors. Tour prices, schedule, and registration are available on the event website.

aCCoMModaTionAccommodation rooms at special rates were reserved for the conference delegates in the below three hotels. Reservation information and links are available on www.asisonline.org/thehague

CroWne plaza den haag proMenade

www.crowneplaza.com/denhaag - a 5-minute walk from the World Forum.Single Room 165 EUR, Double Room 180 EUR (Breakfast and VAT included. City tax not included).

noVoTel den haag World foruM

www.novotel.com - adjacent to the World Forum.Single Room 139 EUR, Double Room 159 EUR (Breakfast and VAT included. City tax not included) .

WorldhoTel bel air

www.worldhotelbelair.com - a 5-minute walk from the World Forum. Single Room 125 EUR, Double Room 145.50 EUR (Breakfast and VAT included. City tax not included).

keynoTe SpeakerSexhibiTion ViSiTor regiSTraTion fee inCludeS

• Access to the exhibition area • Coffee breaks

Optional Tours are not included and will incur an additional charge. All registration information and the links to the online registration forms are available on www.asisonline.org/thehague

for more InformaTIon:

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