Monday, June 7, 2010

Session goes into what the CFR says, any guidance available, and breeches reported over the last few years.  What does USCG expect to see on inspections?  Penalties for failure to report.

In this session you will be brought up to speed on CFAT. The Department of Homeland Defense tells you where they are with implementation.  They also go over some of the problem areas they have encountered.

In this session the FBI talks about past, present, and potential terrorist threats to the Petrochemical Industry.

Companies are feeling the pressure of the economy. The reality of that pressure is often plant closings or downsizing. The threat of violence during these stressful situations is dramatically increased. All security professionals agree that prevention of a violent incident is preferable over responding to it. How can the announcement be handled to reduce the possibility of a violent incident? What are common triggers to workplace violence after the initial announcement? This session will answer those questions and explore other prevention techniques that you can implement to reduce the possibility of a violent incident surrounding a plant closing or downsizing.

Defining many of the ingredients of a basic and integrated electronic security solution, this presentation will not only address the effective design, component selection and available solutions for implementation within Physical and Information Security environments, but will also incorporate the long-term costs associated with preventative maintenance and routine service needs.  Attending this presentation will provide insight as to how one could budget for the long haul and not just view the immediate need for pricing components/solutions.