| 2010 - 38th Annual San Francisco ASIS Seminar and Exhibits |
Thursday, 5/13/2010 |
| Class ID |
Event-Class/Instructor & Room |
Start Time |
End Time |
Available |
| 114
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Breakfast
- California Ballroom
Eat Breakfast, a great opportunity to network and socialize.
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07:30 |
08:00 |
All
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| 110
|
EXPO Set Up
- California Ballroom
For EXPO Exhibitors
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08:00 |
11:00 |
All
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| 300
|
Crime fighting 2.0: Advanced Analytics, Surveillance Technology to Accelerate Investigations, Prevent Theft
Gator Hudson, 3VR Security, Vice President of Crimedex Services
- Room K
We're entering a new age of crime fighting -- one in which we can take a proactive approach to preventing criminal activity. Powerful analytics and intelligent surveillance technologies now enable investigators to quickly pluck evidence from mountains of surveillance video and nab suspects before they can make it out the door. In this presentation, we'll take a look at how surveillance solutions are becoming ever more critical for retailers, banks and other institutions looking to deter criminal activity and enable safer communities.
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08:00 |
09:50 |
Register
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| 301
|
The Cloud, SaaS and the security industry
Paul Thayer, Brivo Systems
- Room L
Cloud computing, Software as a Service and new ways to think about the delivery of security applications. The background on Cloud computing and take a look at it from both the technology and business perspectives. Take a look at some real-world Security as a Service application. Take some time to have a general discussion of how the Cloud and SaaS model impact the physical security industry.
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08:00 |
09:50 |
Register
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| 302
|
Cloud Computing
Donna Miller - Security Consultant (USSS-retired), Tim Mather - Cloud Computing Expert, Subra Kumaraswamy - Cloud Computing Expert
- Room M
In this presentation, two cloud computing experts, working with a retired Secret Service agent, explain what cloud computing is, as well as the security and privacy implications of cloud computing. How those implications potentially impact investigations will also be examined.
|
08:00 |
09:50 |
Register
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| 303
|
“What’s New in CPR”
Roopa Nimmagada, Commercial Accounts Manager, ECC Programs CA, NV, UT, American Heart Association
- Monterey
Topics that we will address include: Signs & symptoms of Sudden Cardiac Arrest, Hands Only CPR, Online training options and Heartsaver Skills Evaluator (option for individuals to be able to evaluate students who have taken online courses without becoming a full instructor)
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08:00 |
09:50 |
Register
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| 116
|
Break
- California Ballroom
|
09:50 |
10:00 |
All
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| 304
|
Trade Secret Theft Cases: Defining Success and Avoiding the Pitfalls
Jeff Gurulé, Managing Director, obsys group
- Room K
You've identified a trade secret loss, conducted an internal investigation, established demonstrative evidence that a crime has been committed, and identified a subject... now what? This component will provide the attendee with a "civilian or corporate" perspective on how and when to: bring your case to law enforcement, deal with multiple agencies and/or foreign jurisdictions, what to expect, get and maintain executive and law enforcement commitment, set expectations for success, and avoid pitfalls.
|
10:00 |
11:50 |
Register
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| 305
|
Online Research Tools and Techniques
Cynthia Navarro, Finnegan’s Way
- Room L
Excellent class on conducting investigations online and the latest tools!!
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10:00 |
11:50 |
Register
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| 306
|
Using Anonymous Activity Reporting to Create More Engaged, Involved and Safer Communities
Cyril Rayan, President, CEO and co-founder of Resiligence, Inc.
- Monterey
The news we read in the morning paper and view on television and via online news sites is overflowing with stories about personal or community events that go unreported until they have tragic consequences. The reasons for this are simple – citizens either don’t trust local law enforcement, have a history of sour relations with law enforcement in their local communities, or do not have a secure and safe method of reporting suspicious activities without the fear of repercussions. The ability to gather information, sift through it to find what is useful intelligence, and then rapidly get that information to the right people, can and has made the difference between tragedy and that tragedy being averted. Mr. Rayan will speak about the service, the technology, and how it is being embraced by officials and administrators in large population settings around the country.
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10:00 |
11:50 |
Register
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| 115
|
EXPO
- California Ballroom
Vendor Exposition - Please stop in to see the vendors, discuss business opportunities or network with friends and other investigators.
|
11:00 |
19:00 |
All
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| 111
|
Lunch
- California Ballroom
Enjoy a great lunch with good company. Mingle and introduce yourselves.
|
11:50 |
13:15 |
All
|
| 307
|
“From Strategy to Sale: Accelerate Your Global Business Growth Now”
Joanne Vliet, Director, U.S. Export Assistance Center – Silicon Valley
- Room K, L, M
Is your firm selling successfully in the U.S., and now ready to sell internationally? Are you an experienced international firm but find that you still encounter difficulties in some markets or want to expand into new ones? If so, consider tapping the resources of the U.S. Commercial Service (USCS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce, which supports U.S. commercial interests around the world by offering an array of comprehensive, customized solutions to the international trade challenges of U.S. companies. With offices in 150 international locations, and 100 cities across the U.S., USCS international trade specialists are available to provide guidance such as market definition, international standards and regulations, trade event promotion, and introductions to partners and projects overseas. What’s more, these services are provided free of charge, or on a modest cost-recovery basis. Learn more about how the USCS supports American exporters by joining us on May 13, 2010, for a presentation by Joanne Vliet, Director of the U.S. Commercial Service’s Silicon Valley Office. More info about the USCS can be found at http://www.export.gov/.
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13:15 |
14:05 |
Register
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| 112
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Break
- California Ballroom
|
14:05 |
14:15 |
All
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| 308
|
Business Continuity Planning and ASIS Organizational Resilience
Gene Tucker
- Room K, L, M
Based on the PDCA model the ASIS Organizational Resilience: Security, Preparedness and Continuity Management Systems - Requirements with Guidance for Use Standard (2009) provides steps necessary to prevent, prepare for and respond to a disruptive incident to manage and survive the event and take actions to ensure the organization's resilience. This presentation will outline the steps you can take to build a Business Continuity Program using ‘old school’ methodologies and then introduce ‘new’ concepts under the ASIS Standard.
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14:15 |
15:10 |
Register
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| 113
|
Break
- California Ballroom
|
15:10 |
15:30 |
All
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| 309
|
Keynote
Mike Faddis - Sr. Technology Program Manager - Microsoft Global Security
- Room K, L, M
Keynote Presentation Details: To be Announced
|
15:30 |
16:30 |
All
|
| 117
|
EXPO Reception - Snacks and Drinks
- California Ballroom
Join us for great company, drinks and snacks!
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16:30 |
19:00 |
All
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