Registration
& Continental Breakfast: 7:30-8:30am (Day One only)
Program Starts: 8:30am
Wrap-Up: 5:00pm
(Day one); 1:00pm (Day Two) About This Workshop
The
key to protecting your facility is to use solid risk management
techniques and expertise to identify and implement cost-effective
security solutions. Physical Security for Facilities
will teach you basic defense measures (including protection
basics for outside penetration) and how to develop countermeasures
to reduce security risk . This course will help you create,
or improve, your organization-wide security plan to improve
your defenses against terrorist attacks, theft, vandalism,
intruders, etc.
Facilities are not yet where they need to be
to manage various physical security threats. Knowing how to
protect your most vital buildings and systems -- and your
employees -- should be your number one priority. Attend this
very important workshop to protect your most important assets.
You'll
also receive handouts which will provide you with a take-home,
strategic "guide" to help you in your physical security planning.
What You Will Learn
- How
to create or improve your security measures
- What
to do if faced with a physical security threat
- How
to train guards and other staff to react to various security
situations
- How
to communicate a threat to your staff
- How
to improve security conditions at your facility to mitigate
disasters, acts of violence, and terrorism
A Homeland Defense Journal "Certificate of Completion"
will be provided to all attendees upon conclusion of the workshop.
What Previous Attendees Said About This Workshop:
"Tom
McCoig was excellent. His knowledge and experience are above
the norm. I would like to attend more training classes under
his teaching." – Major Clemens, II, E.R. Preparedness Planner,
Fairfax County Government
”Great course! Enjoyed it as a refresher – keep up the great
work!”
- Thomas Lott, Director of Government Projects, Day &
Zimmerman
"Good
update of current technology and practices." – Ron Face, Director,
NETC Mgmt, FEMA/DHS
"Tom McCoig has obviously been on the “ground” at one time
or another. This lends to his credibility as a trainer. His
presentation concept was a great blend of PowerPoint, lecture
and participation." – David Wyckoff, Police Officer/Physical
Security Officer, Ft. Greely Police Department (Alaska)
"Excellent seminar with a very dynamic instructor." – Major
Ann Marie Messner, Startech Security
“Tremendous
class.”
- Michael Jahn, Engineer, NSWC Crane, Department of the Navy
Who
Should Attend
- Base
and civil engineers
- Federal, state and local managers with security
responsibility
- U.S.
Civil agencies, government building/facilities managers,
and companies with critical infrastructure to be protected
- Security infrastructure executives
- Anyone involved in guard protection services or law enforcement
- Security professionals
Previous Attendees Include:
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Aberdeen Test Center
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BAE Systems, Asset Security Manager
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Booz Allen Hamilton, Physical Security Analyst
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CA Department of Water Resources, HEP Operations
Superintendent; Security Chief
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CA Department of Water Resources, State Water Project
Security Officer
-
CDC, Chief of Physical Security
-
CIO/G-6 Army, Security Manager
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City and County of Honolulu, HI, Parking Lots, Motor Pool
Services & Security Supervisor
-
DARPA, Physical Security Specialist
-
Day and Zimmerman, LLC, Director, Government
Projects/Operations
-
Department of Justice, Inspector
-
DOI Minerals Management Service, Support Services Assistant
- DITCO/PL811,
Building Manager
-
Federal Reserve Board, Security Operations Manager
-
Federal Reserve Board, Technical Security Manager
- Financial
Management Service, Director, Administrative Programs Division
- Financial
Management Service, Director, Program Integrity Division
- General
Dynamics, Physical Security Supervisor
-
Hopi Health Care Center, Indian Health Services, Security
Director
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Idaho State Police, Executive Protection Unit Sergeant
- JHPIEGO
Corporation, Global Operations Specialist
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National Weather Service, Engineering Technician
-
Nebraska State Patrol, Lieutenant
- North
Carolina General Assembly Police, Chief of Police
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NAVSEA, Crane Division, Senior Mechanical Engineer
-
NSWC Crane, EOD Project Specialist
- Office
of Personnel Management, Supervisory Security Specialist
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Office of the Comptroller, Physical Security Specialist
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Office of the Sheriff, Durham County, Sergeant
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Plumb Engineering, PC, Special Systems Designer
-
Sandia National Laboratories, Deputy to the Vice President
for Homeland Security
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Secure Data in Motion/SIGABA, Vice President
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Social Security Administration, Management Analyst
-
State Capitol Security, Sergeant
- State
of Connecticut, Division of Special Revenue Police, Lieutenant
- State
of Connecticut, Division of Special Revenue, Special Revenue
Investigator
-
TSA, Federal Security Director
-
TSA, Supervisor, Transportation Security Specialist
- US
Department of Education, Management/Program Analyst
-
US Postal Postal Service, Honolulu District Manager for
Emergency Preparedness
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About Your
Instructor
Tom McCoig,
Senior Consultant at ABS Consulting is a security risk management
professional with 32 years of combined military, law
enforcement, safety, and security expertise. His diverse
background represents a unique blend of operational,
technical, tactical, and managerial skills that provide
practical solutions for the security issues facing industry,
communities, and government today.
Mr. McCoig is skilled in using numerous security assessment
methods and adapting those methods to meet client objectives. He
helped develop security workshops for numerous clients, has
conducted numerous security threat and vulnerability
assessments, security audits, provided security countermeasure
upgrade recommendations and is very knowledgeable about
countermeasures technology and selection.
Agenda
Day One
| 7:30 - 8:30am |
Registration
and Continental Breakfast |
| 8:30 - 8:35am |
Welcome/Introduction |
| 8:35 - 8:45am |
Chairman's Opening Remarks (Course Overview/Experience
Based Learning) |
| 8:45 - 9:45am |
ASAP Principle - Successful Execution of a Physical
Security Program
- Learn
the four bedrock security principles
- Eleven disciplines of security program success
- Sowing and reaping the results of inconsistency
|
| 9:45 - 9:55am
|
Coffee Break |
| 9:55 - 11:15am |
Adversarial Thinking and Execution
- Adversary types and techniques
- Planning and decoys
- Method of operations
- Objectives against government, public, and private sector
- Techniques used to circumvent security measures
- Terrorists Vulnerabilities - they're not
invincible!
|
| 11:15 - 12:00pm |
"Do's and Don'ts of Technology Integration" |
| 12:00 - 1:00pm
|
Lunch On Your Own |
| 1:00 - 2:00pm |
Paradigm Shifts in Security Awareness and Education
- Overcoming the “it won't happen to me" or "it won't happen
here syndrome”
- Learning lessons from safety awareness programs
|
| 2:00 - 2:05pm |
Break |
| 2:05 - 3:20pm |
Paradigm Shifts in Security
Awareness and Education (continued)
- Terrorist threat detection training for your
employees and security staff
- Drills and exercises that make a difference
|
| 3:20 - 3:30pm
|
Break |
| 3:30 - 4:00pm |
Community Risk Assessments and Collaborative Security
- Why
your facility should not go it alone!
- Benefits of collaboration
- OPSEC
and security collaboration
|
| 4:00 - 5:00pm |
Procedures, Action Cards, and Response
-
Does your facility have good procedures and action
cards
- Are
your procedures “old fashioned?”
- Responding to sudden events
- Is
your response “intuitive?”
|
| 5:00pm |
Day One Adjourn |
Day Two
| 8:00am |
Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00 - 9:00am |
What to Know BEFORE You Design a Physical Protection
System
- Understand the facility's operations
- Identify WHAT you must protect
- Decide WHO is your Design Basis Threat
- Understand the balance of Detection, Delay, and Response
- Apply
the Principle of Timely Detection
- Analyze the effectiveness of a system
- Recognize that Risk can be reduced in 2 ways:
- Decrease chances that adversary will succeed
- Decrease the Consequences of a successful attack
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|
9:00 - 10:00am |
The Essential Elements of a Physical Protection
System
- Detection
- Interior and Exterior Intrusion Sensors
- Entry
Control
- Alarm
Communication & Display
- CCTV
Assessment
- Delay
- Standard barriers
- Activated barriers
- Response
|
| 10:00 - 10:15am |
Coffee Break
|
| 10:15 - 11:30am |
Managing Technology and Physical Security
- Consistent and effective use of security
technologies
- Are
you too dependent on technology?
- How
to determine return on investment for your facility
- Technology and hidden costs or hidden savings??
- Dynamics you should consider as technology comes to market
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|
11:30 - 12:45pm |
Security Manpower, Requirements, Equipment, Testing, and
Readiness
- Are
existing unarmed security forces meeting the challenge
for today’s threats?
- What
equipment does your security force really need?
- Learn
how to effectively test security force readiness
|
| 12:45 - 1:00pm |
Workshop Wrap Up - Where Do We
Go From Here? |
| 1:00pm |
Workshop Adjourn |
Corporate Sponsors
BlastGard International Inc.
has been created to develop, design, manufacture and market
proprietary blast mitigation materials. Patent pending BlastWrap
technology has proven to effectively mitigate blasts and suppress
flash fires regardless of the material or compound causing
the explosion. This unique technology can be used to create
new finished products or designed to retrofit existing products.
The
Infrastructure Security Partnership (TISP)
was established following the tragic
events of September 11, 2001, as a national forum for public
and private sector organizations to collaborate on issues
regarding the resilience of the nation's critical infrastructure
against the adverse impacts of natural and man-made disasters,
through effective planning, design, construction, and operation.
Since its creation, membership has grown to more than 100
organizations and agencies representing more than 1.5 million
individuals and firms. For more information, visit www.tisp.org.
Organizational Sponsors
Martin, Blanck & Associates, Inc. (MB&A)
was founded in 1988
by Dr. Edward Martin – a retired Public
Health Service Rear Admiral, and has grown to
a comprehensive federal health consulting firm
with 18 partners, with each partner averaging
more than 25 years of experience. The MB&A
Team combines skillful strategic planning, broad
policy-making abilities and operational nuts
and bolts management experience in DoD, VA,
and HHS health systems to assist clients with
their business development needs in the federal
health arena.
Medical
Planning Resources, Inc. provides consultative services for
medically managing the threats associated with complex emergencies, natural
and man-made disasters and asymmetrical events. Medical Planning Resources
is dedicated to the mission of providing expert medical advice to help
Prepare, Respond, and Recover from Complex Emergencies, Disasters, and
Asymmetrical Threats…Worldwide.
The
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives
(NOBLE) is comprised of primarily African-American law
enforcement CEOs and command level officials who are committed
to improving the quality of law enforcement service in this
country through training, professional competence and by personal
example. Our motto is “Justice by Action”.
Founded in 1988,
the
Wireless Communications Association,
International (WCA) is the
principal non-profit trade association representing the wireless
broadband industry. WCA membership, which includes the industry's
leading carriers, vendors and consultants, has grown to over
530 member companies spanning six continents.
The WCA organizes the world's largest annual business conference
and exhibition devoted exclusively to wireless broadband.
This conference and exhibition annually convenes experts from
around the world to discuss market strategies, emerging technologies,
new applications and financing/regulatory options.
Media Sponsors
The Homeland Defense Journal
is free to government managers and decision-makers!
Visit us at www.homelanddefensejournal.com
IT*Security
magazine is the nation's first professional journal focusing
on the nexus between IT security and infrastructure protection.
The monthly magazine, debuted in February 2005, and is written
by leading experts from industry, government and academia.
For more information or subscribe to IT*Security magazine
go to our website http://www.itsecuritymagazine.com/.
Become a Sponsor
ATTENTION INDUSTRY AND SOLUTIONS PROVIDERS:
Our sponsors and exhibitors will have a unique opportunity
to showcase their products and services to leading government
decision-makers and leaders. If you would like to learn
more about this event and ways in which our market research
and media outlets can assist your sales program,
please contact
Kim Hovda, (703) 894-1096
Physical
Security Handbook
Special
Note to Security Course attendees:
Physical
Security Handbook published by
Homeland Defense Journal
is
now available
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The
Integrated Physical Security Handbook
(And Reference Center)
By
Don Philpott and Shuki Einstein
Published by:
Homeland Defense Journal
Why
is this site here and what is this book all about?
(www.physicalsecurityhandbook.com)
The
Integrated Physical Security Handbook is a manual for
commercial and government building and facility security
managers who are responsible for developing their security
plans based on estimated risks and threats -- natural
or terrorist. This book was produced under the leadership
of the Homeland Defense Journal and written by
a team of nationally recognized A&E and security
experts. This site offers a subscription to the handbook,
quarterly updates and on-line library. The cost for
subscription ranges from $99 to $149 per year. |
The
Integrated Physical Security Handbook is the essential
handbook for facility security managers and all managers
and supervisors tasked with the security and safety
of the buildings in which they operate and the people
with whom they work. It sets out how to manage change
and how to conduct crucial threat and risk assessments,
the basis for all integrated physical security planning.
Then, using checklists and standard practices, it provides
a hands-on, how-to guide that leads you in a user-friendly
way through all the steps and processes needed to evaluate,
design and implement an effective integrated physical
security system.
For
details, visit our web site at www.physicalsecurityhandbook.com
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Registration Fee
*DON'T MISS OUR EMERGENCY
PREPAREDNESS FOR GOVERNMENT FACILITIES
ALSO AT THIS LOCATION! - REGISTER FOR BOTH EVENTS AND SAVE
$100!
Both
Physical Security for Facilities Workshop (November 7-8) and
Emergency Preparedness for Government Facilities Workshop
(November 9-10)
• Industry: $1,490 per person
• Small Business (100 employees or less): $1,390 per
person
• Government: $1,220 per person
Physical Security for Facilities Workshop Only (November 7-8)
• Industry - $795 per person
• Small Business (100 employees or less) - $745 per
person
• Government - $695 per person
Emergency Preparedness for Government Facilities Workshop
Only (November 9-10)
• Industry - $795 per person
• Small Business (100 employees or less) - $695 per
person
• Government - $625 person
Registration Options
NOTE: On-line registrations for this workshop are now closed.
Space is available for walk in registrants. To register the
day of the conference, please bring your payment and the
attached
registration form.
CANCELLATION POLICY: You may designate a substitute
in writing any time before the conference. If you need to
cancel your registration, you must send your notice in writing
and will be subject to a $50 processing fee. No refunds are
given for cancellations received one week prior to the event
start date or later. PLEASE NOTE: No shows will be liable
for the entire registration fee.
We're sure you'll
be satisfied with the content of our conferences.
If you're not, please tell us why in a brief letter and we
will credit your investment
towards another Market*Access event.
You risk nothing!
Market*Access has
the right to refuse registration to any attendee at any time.
Location Information
The Workshop will be held at the
Regency
Suites Hotel, 975 West Peachtree
Street at 10th Street, Atlanta, GA, 30309, (404) 876-5003.
The hotel is also centrally located for many businesses, including
Georgia Tech's campus, Federal Reserve Bank, PriceWaterhouse,
FDIC, Centergy and the new Atlantic Station, just to name
a few. The hotel is adjacent
to the Midtown MARTA Station allowing for easy access to Buckhead,
Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, the Georgia Dome and the Georgia
World Congress Center.
Please
note that the Regency
Suites Hotel is holding a small block of guest rooms available
at the rate of $109 +tax. To secure a room, you must contact
the hotel at (404) 876-5003 by
October 6, 2006 and mention Market*Access' "Physical
Security for Facilities Workshop" to get this
rate.
Map
and directions to the conference location
Contact
Us
•
For registration information, contact
Katie
Smith , (703) 807-2753
• For government speaking and best practices presentation
opportunities, contact Laura
Johnson,
(703) 807-2747
• For product and solutions companies interested in
sponsorship information and related speaking opportunities,
contact
Kim Hovda, (703) 894-1096
If
you have any questions about Homeland Defense Journal events
in general, please see our
Event FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).
On-Site Training
Have a
Large Staff to Train? Can't Make These Dates? Tight Travel
Budget?
Homeland Defense Journal can
provide physical security and emergency management training,
wherever and whenever you need, including on-site at your
facility. Our staff will cost-effectively implement training
customized to your needs. If you have group of attendees (usually
15 or more), we can bring this course to you and help save
you time, travel costs, and more!
To
request a proposal and schedule training, e-mail
Laura Johnson, Director of Conferences & Strategic
Planning, at ljohnson@marketaccess.org or call (703) 807-2747.
2007
Event Schedule
Start planning now for your 2007 training needs! To
download a pdf of our planned training conferences and workshops
for 2007, please
click here.
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