Agenda

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Latest Terrorists Intelligence On Attack Trends, Tactics And Shifting Ideologies
09:00	Welcome And Opening Speech By Conference Chairperson
	Michael Dalton Area Manager – Global Safety & Security ANZP Marriott International
09:15	Latest Intelligence In Global Terrorist Attacks: New Development In Tactics, Weapons, Tools And Shifting Ideologies Ever-changing on primary terrorist threat from offshore to onshore attack planning Paradigm shift from large-scale attack to lone actor attacks such as Christchurch Mosque Shooting Shifting from conventional weapons such as guns and bombs to advanced weapon technology like drones, AI, MANPADS and chemical weapons
	Jacinta Carroll Senior Research Fellow in Counter Terrorism and Social Cohesion, National Security College Australian National University

09:45	How Pakistan Is Manufacturing The Next Wave Of Terrorist Attacks: Insights And Intelligence To Pakistan’s State Sponsored Terrorism And Its Impact To Australia
	The emerging sign of new wave of terrorism from the Pulwama Attack in India Major concerns on the tension between India-Pakistan in Affect Australia Security and Resiliency
	Stephen McGee Executive Manager Protective Security Westpac Group
10:15	Morning Refreshments & Networking Session
10:30	Interactive Roundtable Discussion: Protective Security Management For Critical Infrastructure For Better Smart City
	Roundtable A: Safety Design In Managing Public Venue And Major Events Security
	Maksym Szewczuk Safety and Security Design Engineer Western Sydney Airport, Bechtel Australia
	Roundtable B: Emergency Response Management Planning For Terror Attack
	Scott Taylor CCP Chairman ASIS International NSW Australian Chapter
	Roundtable C: Using Biometrics As A Smart City Security Layer
	Terry Hartmann Vice President, Asia Pacific Cognitec Systems

ISIS Radicalization, Recruitment And Propaganda
11:30	Latest Recruitment And Radicalization Trends Against Youth Vulnerabilities
	Use of new technologies and its risk with encrypted platforms in setting new trends in radicalization, recruitment and planning Rising of concern on radicalization with in-mates upon return to home soil Important lessons about the spread of extremism through deliberate and non-deliberate forces
	Peta Lowe Principal Consultant Phronesis Consulting and Training Former Director Countering Violent Extremism (CVE), NSW Juvenile Justice

12:00	The New Wave Of Non-Aerial Drones Threat
	Skeeve Stevens Founder Future Crime Agency

12:30	Lunch & Networking
13:30	Reducing Risk And Ensuring Social Cohesion Post Terrorist Attacks On Diverse Communities
	The Hon. Lynda Voltz, MP Shadow Minister for Police and Counter-Terrorism and Shadow Minister for Sport NSW Parliament
14:00	Facing Ways To Enhance Public Safety & Security
	Ways to turn passive CCTV Surveillance into active alerting via Face Recognition How to debunk contemporary face recognition myths and misconceptions
	Terry Hartmann Vice President, Asia Pacific Cognitec Systems
Suicide Attacks And Lone Wolf Terrorism
14:30	Current Risk Landscape: Latest Threats And Developments In Rising Lone Wolf Terrorism And Suicide Attacks
	The return of violent Far-Right terrorism in the age of lone wolf attacks The key role of social media as a strategy in influencing the rise of lone wolf attack Case studies on global lone wolf attack and key takeaways from it
	Noel Whelan International Anti/Counter Terrorism Consultant
15:00	*Afternoon Refreshments & Networking Session*
15:15	Lessons Learnt From Recent Christchurch Mosque Attack: Insights And Counter-Measures That Could Have Been Taken

	Dr. Patrick Walsh Associate Professor in Intelligence and Security Studies Charles Sturt University

15:45	Public Security Panel: Developing A Stronger Public-Private Partnership And Information Sharing Approach To Counter Terrorism In Crowded And Public Spaces
	Building stronger partnership between the public and private sector in combat terror attack at crowded places Enabling better information sharing and guidance across Australia between all governments, industry sectors, business, and communities
	Moderator:
	Michael Dalton Area Manager – Global Safety & Security ANZP Marriott International
	Panelists:
	Stephen McGee Executive Manager Protective Security Westpac Group
	Grant McKay Enterprise Protective Security Consultant National Critical Infrastructure Sector
	Maksym Szewczuk Safety and Security Design Manager Western Sydney Airport, Bechtel Australia
16:30	Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman
16:40	Champagne Networking Session

	Enjoy a glass of champagne whilst networking with other like-minded individuals on topics that are of most interest to you and fellow delegates.

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Drone Terrorism
09:00	Welcome And Opening Speech By Conference Chairperson
	Michael Dalton Area Manager – Global Safety & Security ANZP Marriott International
09:15	Drone Terrorism Intelligence: How Terrorists Are Weaponizing Drones To Carry Out Next Stage Of Terror Attacks
	Case Study on Saudi Aramco Drone Attack Case study on attempt assassination of Venezuela President with powerful plastic explosives attached to drone State sponsorship of terrorist groups also increases the likelihood of drone attacks, with necessary equipment and training ensuring that terrorist attacks featuring weaponized drones
	Norman Brown Executive Consultant Sheridan Consulting Group
09:45	Global Threat On Rogue Drones And How Advanced Anti-Drone Technologies Are Stopping It
	Gatwick Airport incident raised awareness on how drones could disrupt the security despite its power in surveillance Debate on effectiveness between drone detector and defender Key challenges in implementing anti-drone technologies in public venues
	Dr. Malcolm Ronald Davis Senior Analyst – Defence Strategy and Capability The Australian Strategic Policy Institute
10:15	Morning Refreshments & Networking Session
Countering Drones Measures
10:30	Australian Defence Force Approach To Countering Unmanned Aerial Systems
	Brigadier Jonathon Beesley, DSM Commander, Joint Counter Improvised Threat Task Force Australian Defence Force
11:00	Case Study On Operations Quebec Tailspin: Major Threat From Rogue Drones Led By Extreme Right Wing Offender
	The concerning threats from weaponized extremists with Extreme Right Wing ideology How cyber and digital plays a role in influence such ideology to others
	Detective Inspector Michael Thiesfield Counter Terrorism Investigations Group, Security and Counter-Terrorism Command Queensland Police Service
	Detective Sergeant Ross Dobbie Counter Terrorism Investigations Group, Security and Counter-Terrorism Command Queensland Police Service
Countering Drones Roundtable
11:30	Countering Drones Roundtable: Discussion On Comparison Between Various Counter Drone Solution From The Perspective Of Effectiveness, Implementation And Challenges
	Roundtable A: Radar And Jamming System
	Codee Ludbey CPP Digital Lead NSW (Security, Communications, Audio Visual) Norman Disney & Young
	Roundtable B: Drone Detection System
	Angus Bean Chief Technology Officer Droneshield
12:15	Marriott International’s Approach And Strategies On Drone Risk Management
	Michael Dalton Area Manager – Global Safety & Security ANZP Marriott International

12:45	Lunch & Networking

Latest Technologies in Predicting and Responding to Threats
13:45	Protection Through Disabling And Detection: The Legal Implications Of Counter-Drone Technology
	Tom Pils The Drone Lawyer
14:15	Innovations In AI And Big Data Analytics In Predicting And Responding To Security Threats
	Can Predictive AI Be Used Legitimately as a Tool for Detecting Terrorism? Practical Applications of AI in Counterterrorism Challenges Associated With the Current Use of Predictive AI in Counterterrorism
	Chris Cubbage Director & Executive Editor My Security Media Pty Ltd
Illicit Terrorism Financing’s Latest Trends
14:45	An Overview Of Latest Trends In Illicit Terrorism Financing: Lessons From The Islamic State In Iraq And Syria And Other Emerging Threats
	Stephen Dametto Barrister Banco Chambers

15:15	*Afternoon Refreshments & Networking Session*
15:30	How Terrorists Are Exploiting Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities
	Assessment of the Current and Future Threat Landscape What are the challenges for security professionals in security planning Terrorism duty of care to staff Holistic security including physical, people and Cyber Issues that need to be considered when making decisions about security policies for a critical infrastructure facility Training staff in response Crisis communications Lessons Learnt From Recent Terrorist Attacks: London, Barcelona, and Brussels What has changed since the Manchester attack?
	Grant McKay Enterprise Protective Security Consultant National Critical Infrastructure Sector
16:00	Hostile Vehicle Defence In Crowded Places
	Shane Brady Associate Director, Strategic Security Unit Department of Premier and Cabinet

16:30	Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman

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Morning	Live Demonstration A: DJI AeroScope – Identify and Track Illicit Drones
	In this demonstration, you are able to explore DJI’s AeroScope drone detection system that has been widely used across various critical infrastructures and public venues in detecting illicit drones. You will get first hand details on how this system can identify drones flying above restricted areas by monitoring and analyzing their electronic signals to gain critical information and allowing users to protect the integrity of their flight-sensitive environment and harness your resiliency.
Afternoon	Live Demonstration B: DroneShield’s Drone Detection and Jamming in Counter Drones Threat
	In this second demonstration, you will explore how DroneShield are able to help you to harness your security platform by detecting, assessing and responding to illegal and rogue drones within your surroundings. You will experience how DroneShield’s DroneGun MkIII, RfPatrol and DroneSentry could accurately detect an illegal drones trespassing to your surrounding and responding by jamming its signal before its risk become threatening to your surroundings.
	*Space In Each Site Tour Is Limited, Registrations Will Be Available On First Come, First Reserved Basis*