2010 - 38th Annual San Francisco ASIS Seminar and Exhibits Full Schedule

Full Event-Class Schedule - Wednesday, 5/12/2010 thru Thursday, 5/13/2010

Below is the Full 2 Day Event-Class Schedule for your review.
Note: Events listed below as ALL do not require class registration. Classes listed below as Register require class registration and are still available for registration, but classes listed as Closed are no longer available due to capacity constraints. Some classes may be multiple session classes. They are identified with the starting session Class ID under the Event-Class, and you must register for the starting session Class ID to be registered for All sessions of that class. Changes, if any, to the original Schedule are identified by UPDATED below, (please check if any schedule changes affect Your selected Event-Class Schedule). If you only registered for One Day of the Conference, you will only be able to register for the classes for that day.

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As of 5/10/2010, the ONLINE Class Schedule System is CLOSED.
Final Sign-Ups and Schedule Changes are @ the Conference!

The ONLINE Class Schedule System is CLOSED.
The Class Schedule will Reopen During the Conference on 5/12/2010.

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2010 - 38th Annual San Francisco ASIS Seminar and Exhibits		Wednesday, 5/12/2010
Class ID	Event-Class/Instructor & Room	Start Time	End Time	Available
100	Breakfast - California Ballroom Eat Breakfast, a great opportunity to network and socialize.	07:30	08:00	All
200	Intellectual Property Rights, a Global Perspective Robert Dodge, Vice President, Pinkerton Consulting and Investigations - Room K Global Threats to Intellectual Property are on the rise across the globe. This presentation will identify key intellectual property locations within organizations that warrant protection. Also covered will be a review of the threats that are actively targeting intellectual property on a global basis and some of the methods being used. A review of global regulatory, legal and enforcement regimes in relation to data protection/intellectual property will be presented. Challenges of conducting global intellectual property related investigations will be discussed. Effective strategies and solutions to protect intellectual property will be presented.	08:00	09:50	Register
201	Bridging the Gap Between Computer Forensics and Electronic Discovery Julie Lewis, CEO, Digital Mountain - Room L The speaker will explain the differences between computer forensics and electronic discovery and address the explosive growth rate of data and emerging trends for dealing with the volume of digital evidence. A brief demo will be provided of FileQuest, a next-generation Web-based electronic discovery platform for managing filtering, review and production of large volumes of data over geographically distributed environments.	08:00	09:50	Register
202	Cross Sector Liaison – Successes and Failures in Public/Private Confluence Forrest P. Franklin, DABFE, CPP - Room M This session examines the Herculean task of fomenting commonality of purpose between the private sector and public emergency service agencies in addressing mass casualty events. Lessons learned from actual full-out simulations involving hundreds of participants and a quarter million dollars, testing the limits to which this coalescence has been pushed and the shortfalls inherent in that process will be examined through photographic and television news video reference.	08:00	09:50	Register
101	Break - California Ballroom	09:50	10:00	All
203	Making the Transition from Protecting Physical to Information Assets Jeff Gurulé, Managing Director, obsys group - Room K Your organization will most likely survive a significant loss of its physical assets. But, will it be able to survive a significant loss of its intellectual property or confidential information? As security practitioners we are committed to protecting the assets of the organizations we serve. This commitment should go beyond the protection of physical assets. Learn how to make the transition from protecting you organizations physical assets to protecting its information assets.	10:00	11:50	Register
204	Smart Card Technology: How Does it Apply to Physical Security? Greg Young, RFI Communications & Security Systems - Room L In this seminar we will review the basics of smart card technology including data transmission, encryption, and storage; ISO standards; and usages. We will then discuss how smart card technology can be applied to physical security and how the use of this technology can increase both the efficiency and effectiveness of a physical security system. Finally we will discuss limitations and pitfalls of this technology. Note: This is not a seminar on Common Access Card (CAC), FIPS-201, or other specific smart card implementations. I will touch on these uses, but I will not go into any depth on them.	10:00	11:50	Register
205	The Insider Threat - Data Breaches and IPR Thefts Thomas Quilty and James R. Keith, BD Consulting and Investigations Inc. - Room M Research data indicates that the biggest threat to an organization comes from those who are already inside the organization. Data breaches, either intentional or unintentional, can cause an organization to lose credibility and market share. The theft of Trade Secrets and other Intellectual Property may give a competitor a market advantage. These and other topics will be presented in this presentation.	10:00	11:50	Register
102	Lunch - California Ballroom	11:50	13:15	All
206	How to Develop and Use Intelligence Sources for Asset Protection Programs Greg Schneider, Principal, Schneider Protection Strategies - Room K The goal of the lecture will be to educate attendees on how best to protect their organizations using the intelligence process. The presentation will cover the core elements of an intelligence plan and use case studies to demonstrate the impact of intelligence on business and protective operations. Attendees will also learn the difference between strategic and tactical intelligence plans.	13:15	15:10	Register
207	Online Fraud and Cargo Theft Update Mike Mattocks (SJPD) and Butch Miller (FPD), REACT High Technology Crime Task Force - Room L This is a presentation on current trends in Online Fraud and a Bay Area Cargo Theft Update.	13:15	15:10	Register
208	Debugging - debugging Art Lesser, Merit Security - Room M Straight talk on intelligence gathering, espionage and TSCM sweeps or the bottom line on intelligence gathering, espionage and TSCM sweeps	13:15	15:10	Register
103	Break - California Ballroom	15:10	15:20	All
209	Virtualization in a Surveillance Environment Lee Caswell, Founder and CMO, Pivot3 - Room K Need to save on cost, power and space in your video surveillance solution? Learn how virtualization of servers can protect your video footage and your applications while saving you money.	15:20	17:10	Register
210	Fundamental Defensive Pistol Tactics Steve Brown - Room L Fundamental Defensive Pistol Tactics	15:20	17:10	Register
211	Online Research Tools and Techniques Cynthia Navarro, Finnegan’s Way - Room M Excellent class on conducting investigations online and the latest tools!!	15:20	17:10	Register

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	Breakfast - California Ballroom Eat Breakfast, a great opportunity to network and socialize.	07:30	08:00	All
110	EXPO Set Up - California Ballroom For EXPO Exhibitors	08:00	11:00	All
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.	08:00	09:50	Register
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.	08:00	09:50	Register
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
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)	08:00	09:50	Register
116	Break - California Ballroom	09:50	10:00	All
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
305	Online Research Tools and Techniques Cynthia Navarro, Finnegan’s Way - Room L Excellent class on conducting investigations online and the latest tools!!	10:00	11:50	Register
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.	10:00	11:50	Register
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
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/.	13:15	14:05	Register
112	Break - California Ballroom	14:05	14:15	All
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.	14:15	15:10	Register
113	Break - California Ballroom	15:10	15:30	All
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!	16:30	19:00	All