10:30am – 11:00am
Changing dimensions of Continuity of Operations / Emergency Response
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Times have changed for Continuity of Operations and Emergency Response. Interdependencies and complexity of data, facilities, and resources are becoming more complex. The ranges, types, and severity of threats are escalating, and the regulatory mandates that we must adhere too are becoming increasing burdensome. Please join SunGard as we discuss how state of the art applications can assist your program in addressing these issues and executing more effectively at time of event.
Speaker: Christopher H. Rice, Account Executive - N.E. Software Sales, SunGard

1:00pm – 1:30pm
Defending Documents and Vital Records with ImageNow
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How secure are your organization’s documents? If a natural disaster or terrorist attack struck, how much downtime would your organization experience due to the loss of vital records? Whether you’re a federal, state or local government agency or a supporting organization, effective document management technology is paramount in protecting and securing the data that is so critical to your operation and the lives of your constituents. Learn how the advanced security measures built into ImageNow enterprise document management, imaging and workflow from Perceptive Software protect every document stored in your system. See how digital signatures, authentication and encryption capabilities boost the data integrity of document management and why a hosted solution deployment is a valuable option for some customers.
You will learn how to:

• Minimize the risk of lost documents and records
• Ensure data confidentiality and security with digital signatures, password protection, redaction, authentication and much more
• Provide secure, long-term retention with the capability to purge specific documents from the archive per your requirements

1:45pm – 2:15pm
Bridging the Technology Gap in Checkpoint Screening
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This session will explore the deficiencies in current checkpoint security screening technology and will provide the attendee with a vision of how Millimeter Wave technology can mitigate the undetected threats to their facility while simultaneously negating the public concern for adverse health effects and privacy.
Speaker: Bob Edmonston, Director, Government Solutions, Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc.

3:15pm – 3:45pm
Safety and Security Window Films – Change Vulnerability of Windows into Security
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Windows in buildings and vehicles can make your employees and guests vulnerable with respect to personal safety, physical security, electronic security, high energy costs, and theft.  Safety and Security window films can be an inexpensive in-situ solution if you take the time to understand what you wish to accomplish.  If you attend this session you will have a chance to embrace newer, more effective technology.
Speaker: Mark A. Carlson, Vice President, XO™ ARMOR, L.P.

THURSDAY, APRIL 24

10:15am – 10:45am
Next Generation Fusion Centers: Beyond Information Sharing toward Information Analysis and Predictive Alerting
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The national strategy for information sharing provides a solid framework and infrastructure to intelligence community, law enforcement, and public safety. This strategy is vital to define what and how information is to be shared both pre- and post-incident. As a first step toward a 21st century fusion center, information sharing is the foundation, but there are many more steps to be accomplished toward a true all-hazards, all threats and highly responsive fusion center. This presentation will consider a vision of the future where information sharing, intelligence analysis, and predictive alerting will allow intelligence led policing and public safety to be better positioned to address all hazards and all threats. The fundamental elements already exist in many jurisdictions – it’s now time to consider how they can work together to build highly effective and continually vigilant fusion center systems that:

• Create a collaborative environment for the sharing of intelligence and information
• Create an environment in which participants seamlessly communicate by leveraging existing systems and those currently under development and allow for future connectivity to other systems
• Integrate technology, systems and people
• Integrate every level and sector (discipline) of government and the private sector.

1:30pm – 2:00pm
Eyes All Around: The Town of Parker Finds Security in Video
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Over the past few years, many agencies have found that the traditional approaches to physical security, the fences, guards, access-controlled gates, and the like, have experienced an evolution of sorts. Fueled by advances in information technology, physical security today relies heavily on IT solutions. As a result, state and local agencies are able to strengthen their security efforts, ensure the safety of citizens, and establish near-instant connectivity with local public safety officers.
In this presentation, Terry Denison, systems analyst for the Town of Parker, and Tony Sivore, from CDW Government, Inc. (CDW-G) will present a case study on the Town of Parker, Colorado’s new multi-million dollar sports complex’s IT-enabled physical security system. Installed to monitor the sprawling 100,000-square-foot facility, the video-based solution empowers the town to improve safety and security for the thousands of patrons who frequent the fieldhouse on a weekly basis. Notably, the solution provides staff, as well as public safety officers and dispatchers, with the ability to monitor the facility from on- and off-site locations via a Web page. With this remote viewing capability, in the event of a security incident, dispatchers can access real-time video feeds and relay critical information to officers responding on site.
Speakers: Terry Denison, Systems Analyst, Town of Parker; Tony Sivore, State & Local Government, CDW Government, Inc.

2:30pm - 3:00pm
The Prepaid Card Threat
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With the growing popularity in the use of prepaid cards for money laundering and funds movement via Port of Entry, Law Enforcement Cyber Solutions (LECS) has created a suite of technology tools to counter the prepaid card threat faced by law enforcement agencies. When prepaid cards are seized during a raid or at a border entry, one of LECS proprietary software platforms called Electronic Financial Asset Recovery Platform (EFARP) gives law enforcement agencies the ability to identify prepaid card balances and then decide whether to seize or freeze those funds until the courts determine forfeiture.
This session will give an entry level understanding of the prepaid card industry and knowledge on how criminals use prepaid cards for illegal purposes. Information will also be presented on how prepaid cards can be utilized in a sting or skimming undercover operation.
Attendees will leave having a better understanding of the problems faced by law enforcement when prepaid cards are used criminally, and knowing there is technology available to counter their use from leaders in the prepaid card industry.
Speakers: T. Jack Williams, President, eCommLink; Phil Huston, VP of Product Management, eCommLink