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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Police Chief Quaestor Ioan Buda, General Inspector, RomanianBorder Police

General Nenad Banovic, Head of Directorate, Serbian Border Police

Marian Tutilescu, Head of Schengen, European Affairs andInternational Relations, Romanian Ministry of Administration and Interior

Ladislav Chabrecek, Director, Bureau of Border and Alien PoliceSlovakia

OTHER SPEAKERS INCLUDE

• ASSESS the implementation ofintegrated bordermanagement

• RECEIVE keynote addressesfrom Romanian bordercontrol leadership

• ANALYSE current securitystrategies and challenges

• REVIEW the benefits ofintelligence-led borderpolicing

• DISCUSS the efficacy ofEuropean border surveillancesystems

• LEARN about pan-Europeanbiometric requirements andcapability

• EXAMINE transnational cyberthreats with Europe's leadingexperts

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Brigadier General Marek Adamczyk, Counsellor-Liaison Officer, PolishBorder Guard

Colonel Gabor Kovacs, University of Public Service, Hungarian Police

Captain Pierre Wuillemin, Head of Biometrics and Identifications,Swiss Border Guard

Chief Commissioner Marius Dumitru, Senior Technical Expert, EU Border Security Project Serbia

Penny Satches Brohs, Senior Border Issues Adviser, OSCETransnational Threats Department

Ion Craciunel, Head of Office, IOM Bucharest

Ralph Markert, Deputy Head, Border Security Task Force, INTERPOL

Bogdan Catalin Udriste, Consultant/CERT Expert, OSCE

Steven Mehringer, Head, Communication Technologies Section,NATO Headquarters

Police Commissioner Adrian Sbarcea, General Inspectorate,Romanian Border Police

BORDER SECURITY 201327-28 February | Athenee Palace Hilton, Bucharest, Romania

SMi Presents their 6th Annual Conference

A: LONE-ACTOR TERRORISM:IMPLICATIONS FOR BORDER SECURITY

In association with SGS

09.00-13.00

B: SECURING EUTOPIA: SCENARIO-BASED WORKSHOP

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09.00-16.30

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Military Robotics12th to 13th November 2012, London

Social Media within the Military and the Defence Sector14th to 15th November 2012, London

Global MilSatCom 201227th to 29th November, London

Military Airlift 20123rd to 4th December, Florence

Joint Forces Simulation & Training 20134th to 5th February, London

Mobile Deployable Communications 20137thto 8th February, Amsterdam

MilSatCom Middle East & Africa 201325th to 27th February, Dubai

08:30REGISTRATION & COFFEE

09.00CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS

Steven Mehringer, Head, Communication TechnologiesSection, NATO Headquarters

09.10HOST NATION KEYNOTE ADDRESSRomanian Border Control

Police Chief Quaestor Ioan Buda, General Inspector,Romanian Border Police

09.50The Implementation of the Integrated Border ManagementAction Plan: EU Twinning Project with Turkey• Overview of the Turkish authorities involved in the bordercontrols and surveillance: Land Forces; National Police;Gendarmerie; Coastguard; Customs

• The modernization of the Turkish border policing system• The implementation of the Integrated Border ManagementProject (main components, results etc.)

• The second phase of the Integrated Border Managementproject: main results

• The Training Project for Turkish Border GuardsColonel Gabor Kovacs, University of Public Service, Hungarian Police

10.30MORNING COFFEE

11.00KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Border Security: A Serbian Overview• Overview of current strategies and challenges• Learning from history• Identification of future hotspots• What is unique about border control in the region?• Future cooperation between nations in the region

General Nenad Banovic, Head of Border PoliceDirectorate, Serbia

11.40HOST NATION ADDRESS: Border Surveillance Integration• Current status of surveillance capabilities• Necessity of integration• Step forward to integration• Conclusion

Chief Commissioner Marius Dumitru, Senior TechnicalExpert, EU Border Security Project Serbia

12.20NETWORKING LUNCH

13.30Port Security in Black Sea Romanian Ports• Security in ports of Sulina, Midia, Constanta and Mangalia• The status of implementation of ISPS code in the RomanianPort's (using of Safe Sea Net and applying the contingencyplan

• Requirements vs. Capabilities: The next steps of development• Security of energy transport in the Black Sea

Police Commissioner Adrian Sbarcea, GeneralInspectorate, Romanian Border Police

14.10Aligning Government and the ATC for Effective Border Controland Management• Advance passenger information for border control • PNR aviation data for criminal investigation and analysis• Optimise passenger flow at airport security checkpoints• Data enrichment for proactive management of the border

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14.50AFTERNOON TEA

15.20Enhancing Border Security: INTERPOL’s Approach in a GlobalizedWorld• Current INTERPOL Initiatives to Enhance Border Security ;MIND/FIND; STOP; (Reverse ITD); IMEST

• Real Life Examples- Success Stories; Examples/Facts• Partnership Development- IATA Future; AIRPOL; FRONTEX;EUROPOL

• Funding Approach and Future Direction- Current funding cuts;Require enhanced security; How to deal with that? –Collaboration, synergy and combining resources

Ralph Markert, Deputy Head, Border Security TaskForce, INTERPOL

16.00The IOM's Role in Immigration and Border Management• International Organization for Migration: Overview andparticular focus on IOM’s work globally in the area ofImmigration and Border Management

• IOM’s Immigration and Border Management Activities in theRegion

• IOM's key projects in Romania Ion Craciunel, Head of Office,IOM Bucharest

16.40CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS AND END OF CONFERENCE DAY ONE

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08.30

RE-REGISTRATION & COFFEE

09.00

CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS

Steven Mehringer, Head, Communication Technologies

Section, NATO Headquarters

09.10

HOST NATION KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Marian Tutilescu, Secretary of State and Chief of

Schengen Department, Romanian Ministry of

Administration and Interior

09.50

The European Border Surveillance System (EUROSUR)

• Introduction (legal basis, scope, aim, principles)

• General provisions / framework

• EUROSUR – Polish approach and stay of play (NCC, RCC, LCC,

pilot project)

Brigadier General Marek Adamczyk, Counsellor-Liaison

Officer of the Border Guard, Polish Border Guard

10.30

MORNING COFFEE

11.00

KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

Unilateral and Multilateral Border Protection: Slovakia Case Study

• Current systems for border surveillance

• Preparational phases and strategy

• Cooperation with member states and third countries

Ladislav Chabrecek, Director, Bureau of Border and

Alien Police Slovakia

11.40

Common Challenges at the Border

• Examination of several cross-border challenges

• The common and unique aspects that these challenges pose

to OSCE participating States

• OSCE efforts to address these challenges and to

simultaneously strengthen border security

• Stengthening management capabilities across the OSCE

region

Penny Satches Brohs, Senior Border Issues Adviser,

OSCE Transnational Threats Department

12.20

NETWORKING LUNCH

13.30

Swiss Border Guard's Biometric Requirements and Capability

• Current programmes and systems

• The effect of Schengen on border controls and response

• Swiss biometric requirements and future plans

• Pan-European cooperation on technological advancement

Captain Pierre Wuillemin, Head of Biometrics and

Identifications, Swiss Border Guard

14.10

Electronic Border Guard for Green Perimeter Surveillance in

Remote Areas

Jaanus Tamm, Chief Executive Officer,

Defendec

14.50

AFTERNOON TEA

15.20

The Effects of Internet-Based Criminality on Border Security

Bogdan Catalin Udriste, Consultant/CERT Expert,

OSCE

16.00

2013 Review of Border Security and Social Media: Connecting

with the Public…with Eachother

• Developments in 2012-2013

• Review of last year’s conference and implementation

• Broader concepts of communications

• Why border communications are as important as the border

security

Steven Mehringer, Head, Communication Technologies

Section, NATO Headquarters

16.40

CHAIRMAN’S CLOSING REMARKS AND END OF CONFERENCE

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP A I TUESDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2013 09.00 – 13.00

Lone-Actor Terrorism:Implications For Border SecurityOverview

While traditionally viewed as a collective and group activity,analysis of prominent terrorist incidents over the past few yearsindicates a growing prevalence of attacks by sole individuals.Such attacks are difficult to predict and prevent, especially if theperpetrator is not known to have the type of profile andaffiliations that security services and law enforcement agenciesrely on to target their efforts.

However, terrorist attacks – particularly those seeking to inflictmass casualties or damage to property – require certainresources, such as weaponry, explosive material or assets thatcan be misused to have the same impact, such as heavy goodvehicles or aviation.

Is your border security strategy prepared with this in mind? Areyour intelligence streams able to generate relevant information?

This interactive workshop will examine some of the characteristicsand typologies of ‘lone actor’ attackers and reflect on theimplications for border security. The workshop will seek to addressissues including:

• How can we best define a ‘lone actor’ attacker?• What might be the indicators of an increased likelihood ofsuch an attack?

• What are the implications for border security?• What are the foundations of an effective strategy forprevention?

• Are there any proven operational tactics for identifyingindividuals likely to be of concern?

Who Should Attend?

The workshop will be invaluable to law enforcement, military,intelligence & border security practitioners and anyone engagedin cross border trade or passenger movement.

Agenda

08.30 Registration & Coffee

09.00 Introduction

09.15 Interactive Exercise

11.00 Working Break

11.30 Resume & De-brief

13.00 End of Workshop

Your Workshop Leaders

Jerry Hart, Global Risk Security Analyst, SGS

Howard J Riley, Regional Ports & Borders Coordinator, North West UK Counter Terrorist Unit

Detective Sergeant Allan Murray,Counter Terror Specialist

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP B I TUESDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2013 09.00 – 16.30

Securing Eutopia: Scenario-Based WorkshopOverview

Securing "Eutopia" is a scenario-based border security exercisebased on a fictional state in Europe- Eutopia. The Workshop willput participants through a series of activities including theplanning and execution of border security in a hybridenvironment with threats ranging from terrorism, drug, nuclearand radiological material trafficking, transnational crime, peoplerunning, illegal migration asylum and return operations etc.

The workshop will be conducted in two main parts and varioussub parts. The two main parts will include planning for BorderSecurity of Eutopia and Execution of Security. To provide arealistic background these will be based on an openingnarrative followed by a series of sub-plots to build scenarios togive hands on feel of the likely threats and challenges that maybe faced in implementation of border security and actions thatare required to be taken to overcome these while facilitatingtrade and mobility.

Who Should Attend?Leading policy planners for border security at the internationaland national level or commander/ manager in a national bordersecurity management programme; materials and transportationmanager of sensitive cargo; technology services providers in thisdomain.

Agenda

08.30 Registration and Coffee

09.00 Brief on the Exercise and Opening Narrative

09.15 Preparation of Plan for Border Security of "Eutopia," by Participants in Groups

10.00 Presentation and Discussion of Plan of Participants

11.00 Scenario 1 - Countering Terrorism Infiltration and Nuclear/Radiological Trafficking.

12.00 Lunch

13.00 Scenario 2 - Countering Drugs and Organised Crime

14.00 Coffee Break

14.30 Scenario 3 - Human Trafficking, Illegal Migration, Asylum etc

15.30 Scenario 4 - Multiple Threats

16.30 Conclusion

Your Workshop Leader

Brigadier (Ret) Rahul K Bhonsle, MSc, MPhil, MBA

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