1

ASIS Standards and Guidelines Update
Marc Siegel, Ph.D., F. Mark Geraci, CPP, Sue Carioti

2

WarDriving: Driving, Detection, and Defense for Wireless Access Network
Mr. Alan Nutes, CPP

3

Successfully Selling Security to Executive Management
Jim Litchko, CISSP-ISSEP, CAS, Jim Litchko, CISSP-ISSEP, CAS

4

Security Manager's Roadmap for Identifying and Protecting Intangible Assets and Intellectual Property
Mr. Michael Drew Moberly, MPA

5

Crisis Information Management and Emergency Notification Software Solutions
Mr. Donald Knox, CPP

6

Vendors: Are They Cheating You?
R. A. (Andy) Wilson, CFE, CPP, George E. Curtis, JD

7

The Shifting Paradigm in Private Security Information, Intelligence, and Analysis Sharing
Mr. Jeffrey Slotnick, PSP

8

Insider's Guide to the DHS Chemical Facility Anti-terrorism Standards (CFATS)
Ms. Sue Armstrong, Mr. Dennis Deziel, Matthew Bettridge, Evan Wolff

9

Avoiding the Lightning Strike of Identity Fraud!
Mr. William Alford

10

Security Architecture and Engineering Part One: Basis of Security Design
Richard Grassie, CPP, Thomas Whittle, PE

11

Protective Security Advisors: Building Partnerships and Facilitating Programs to Secure America's Critical Infrastructure
Bill Flynn

12

Looking Beyond the Threat Horizon: Future Trends in Terrorism and Their Strategic Implications
Dr. Stephen Sloan, Abeer Abdallah

13

Security and Illegal Immigrants in the Workforce
Mr. Neville Cramer

14

Data Forensic Collection 101: How to Gather Evidence Without Spoliation
Jeremy Wunsch

15

The Expert Selection Process
Mr. James Whitaker, CPP, CFE

17

Transforming the U.S. Government Security Clearance Process
Perry Russell-Hunter

19

Intangible Tools for Security Management
Herramientas Intangibles para la Gesti�n de Seguridad
Mr. Eugenio Morales-Diaz

20

The Anatomy of an Investigation in Latin America
La anatom�a de una investigaci�n en Am�rica Latina
Stephen Joseph Wager, Ph.D. / CPP

21

Achieving Excellence Through High-impact Security Education--Best Practices From Government and Industry
Mrs. Deborah (Deedee) Collins, Mr. Shawn S. Daley, Mr. Bob Kennedy

22

Global Security: The Integrated Business Process
Mr. Gordon Kettler, CPP

24

The Next Frontier: Supply Chain Security
Mr. Marty Pfinsgraff, Mr. William Ramsey, Mr. Thomas M. Wagner

25

Non-confrontational Interrogation
David Zulawski, CFI, CFE

26

Military Security Operations in Afghanistan and Iraq: U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Army
Mr. John Steele, MA, Mr. Timothy Carruth, Randy Smith, Col. Craig Essick

27

Security Architecture and Engineering Part Two: Systems Design and Engineering
Mr. Frank M. Carpency, PE, CPP, PSP, CSC

28

Computer Security for the Physical Security Manager
Ronald Lander, CPP, CMAS, James Flannigan, PhD, Roy Wilkinson, CAS, CISSP

29

Practitioner Focus: Analytics or Analysis? How Will Physical Security Managers Use Video Surveillance in the Future?
Steve Surfaro, Charlie Pierce, Steve Lindsey, CPP, Ms. Carolyn Ramsey

30

Inside Islam: An Introduction to Islam and the Origins of Fanaticism
Mr. Eugene Ferraro, CPP, PCI

31

Due Diligence in Emerging Economies: Understanding the Critical Issues and Activities in Mitigating Risk for New Business Ventures
Mr. Ty Richmond, CPP, CFE

32

Transportation Security: Improvements Made to Our Transportation Security System
Mr. J. Randy Ryan, CPP, Mr. Henri (Hank) Nolin, C.P.P., AEiii.,, Mr. Chief Powhatan Nolin, CDP

33

Recognizing, Assessing, and Managing Those Who Present Workplace Risk: A Case Study
Mr. John Lane

34

Options for Disaster Recovery Exercises
Mr. Sam Stahl, CBCP, MS in PM

35

Protective Intelligence: Security's New Frontier
Ms. Laura Clark, MA, Mr. Ralph Miles, BA/CPP

36

Cutting Edge Security Development in Israel--Intensive Co-op and High-tech
Mr. David Tsur, Major General , Mr. Guy Zuri, Mr. Asaf Ashkenazi, Mr. Gil Bar -Noy, Mr. Avi Langer, Mr. John Szczygiel

37

Auditing Security Management Systems and the Supply Chain: ISO 28000
Marc Siegel, Ph.D., Clay Anderson, Troy Lockyer, Tony Weber-Smith

39

Scientific Interrogation Tendencies for detecting Lies
Scientific Interrogation Tendencies for detecting Lies
Jorge Septien, CPP, CPO, Thomas Gottlieb, Jesus Cruz Vorrath

41

Innovation or Confusion: How Will High Tech Industries Affect Electronic Security Systems?
Steve Surfaro, Severin Sorensen, CPP, Howard Belfor, CPP

42

Turning Your Security Department Into a Profit Center
Mr. Jay C. Beighley, CPP, CFE, BS

43

Don't Be Fleeced! Make Sure the Sheepskin is Real
Ms. Chris Wright, CPP, Mr. Tim Best

44

A Tool for Benchmarking Your Security
Dr. Martin Gill, PhD

45

National Security System: Defense and Intelligence Communities Working Together
Michael L. Laverdure, J. Michael Harris, CPP

46

Security Architecture and Engineering Part Three: System Implementation
Mr. David Aggleton, CPP, CSC

47

What Hackers Don't Want You to Know
Guy Denton, CISSP / CISM

48

Campus Strategic Security Initiatives Emphasizing Early Warning, Early Notification, and Layered Communication Systems
Mr. Robert Lang, M.S., CPP

50

Introduction to Interview Techniques
Mr. Eugene Ferraro, CPP, PCI

51

Enhancing the Public-Private Partnership Through Emergency Planning
Mr. Brit Weber, Mr. Briane Grey, Mr. James Roberts, Mr. Don Knox

52

Security Strategies for Managing Third Party Vendors
Mr. Brian Patterson, CPP, Mr. Christopher DiMartino, CPP CFE

53

Corporate Response to Terrorism: What is Justifiable? What is Sustainable?
Mr. Robin Hamilton

54

High-rise Evacuation: Can We Get Out Alive?
E. Floyd Phelps, CPP

55

Violent Patient De-escalation and Restraint Programs for Hospita
Mr. Joel Lashley, Mr. Michael Thiel, CPP

56

Understanding and Countering Maritime Threats in the Asia-Pacific Region
Mr. Joseph V. Medina, BGen (Ret), MSSM

57

Investigating Mortgage Fraud
Mr. James Whitaker, CPP, CFE, Jon Anderson

60

How to reduce mistakes in polygraphy to increase its effectiveness.
C�mo reducir los errores en la poligraf�a para aumentar su eficacia
Mr. Rodrigo Velarde, CPP, DSE

61

Mastering Internet Searching and Analysis for Investigations and Security
Mr. Edward Appel

63

Homeland Security Degree Programs: This Isn't Your Traditional College Education
Mr. Jeffrey P. Grossmann, Esq.

64

Defense Security Service Update
Ms. Mary Griggs

65

Food Defense: Threats, Risks, and Countermeasures
Shaun Kennedy

66

True Convergence: Enterprise Risk Security Management and the Brand Protection Team
Mr. Richard Widup, CPP, CFE

67

Modeling and Simulation for Multi-hazard Events
Mr. Joseph Smith, MSCE, PSP

68

Corporate Security, IT Security, and the Inevitability of Convergence
Mr. David Muir Burrill

69

The National Infrastructure Protection Plan: A Coordinated Approach to Protection Across Federal, State, and Local Governments and the Private Sector
Mr. Steven G. King, MBA, CPP

70

The Business of Ethics in Today's Security
Mr. Mike Kolatski, MAS, CPP, CIPS

71

Building Resilient Communities One Organization at a Time
Lynnda Nelson

72

Business Continuity Planning Demystified
Mr. Robert Hulshouser, CPP

73

A Risk-based Approach to Determining Vulnerability
Mr. Phillip Banks, PE, CPP

74

Global Security Planning and Operations Supporting the 2008 Summer Olympic Games: Challenges, Successes, and Lessons Learned
Mr. Raymond Mey, B.A., M.A. , Mr. Steve Chupa, CPP

75

Maritime Security: It's Not Just for Mega Ports
Ms. Laurie Thomas

76

Achieving Board Certification Globally: Successful Case Studies
Mr. Daniel Jones, CPP

77

Indochina Today - Comparisons and Contrasts
Brian Dougherty

79

Integral Risk Chart (Dashboard)
Cuadro De Riesgo Integral (CRI)
Dalis Teresa Mora Ortiz, CPP

81

Capturing Jonathan Pollard
Mr. Ronald Joseph Olive, MA/DOE inst

82

Part One: International and National Standards--Changing the World of the Security Professional
Marc Siegel, Ph.D., Sue Carioti, Mr. Jason Lugh Brown, Bachelor of Arts, Mr. Roger Bird, CPP MSyl, Mr. Stephen Payne, CPP, Mr. Roger D. Warwick, CPP

83

Economic Espionage and Counterintelligence Awareness
Rudy Guerin, Thomas Mahlik, Stephen Spoonamore

84

City Center Security--a Panel Discussion
Mr. Paul Smith, Mike Bethers

85

Security's Role in the Emerging Enterprise Risk Model
Jeff Spivey, CPP, PSP, Mr. Ray O'Hara, CPP, Ron Hale, CISM, Mr. Tim Williams, CPP

86

Executive Protection: Global Challenges in Protecting High-level Individuals
Mr. Robert L. Oatman, CPP

87

Good to Great: How to Build a High-performance Security Program
Mr. Edward P. Halibozek, MS, MBA, Mr. Charles S. Phalen, BS, Mr. L. Kemp Ensor, BA , Mr. Thomas L. Langer, BS

88

What's New on the Floor
Howard A. Moster, CPP, Ronald Lander, CPP, CMAS, Geoff Frisby, CPP, PCI

89

Military Security Operations in Afghanistan and Iraq: U.S. Air Force,
Col. Thomas McGinley, Major Paul Mellema, Col. Thomas P. Ball

90

Emerging Trends for Schools and Universities Security: Evacuation or Shelter in Place
Dr. Randy Atlas, Ph.D. , CPP, AIA

91

Robbery on the Information Highway
Victor Top Watson

92

Lightning Strikes: Surviving an Active Shooter-Hostage Event in the Workplace or Academic Environment
Mr. Randall William Spivey, MS, Eugene Rugala, Mr. James/Victor Sporleder, MA, Stephen Romano

93

Mail Room Security in the 21st Century
Ms. Janet K. Stout, BS/MS, Mr. Randy Miskanic, BS, Mr. Daniel Cortez, BS/MBA

94

The National Infrastructure Protection Plan, Protective Security Advisors, and Improving Facility Security
Charles Hamilton, CPP, Louis Dabdoub

95

Critical Communication Skills for Leading a Security Organization
Ms. Pam Truchon

96

The Use of Private Sector Security by the U.S. Marshals Service to Secure Federal Courthouses
Mr. Michael Prout, BS, Crim Justice, Mr. Thomas Galgon, M.S. Management, Mr. David F. Hubbuch, B.S. Civil Engin

97

The Origins, Practice and Current Struggles of Islam: From Muhammad to Islamofacism
Michael I. Trapp, CPP

99

Estimated of Adversary Sequence Interruption Model (EASI)
Modelo de interrupci�n de las secuencias estimativas del adversario
William Ramirez

101

Conduct Your Best Video System Site Survey
Steve Surfaro, Charlie Pierce

102

Crisis Management Meets Academia: Incorporating Critical Incident Management Into Security Education
Mr. Chris Hertig, CPP, CPOI, Mr. Ernest G. Vendrell, PhD, CPP, CEM

103

U.S. Office of Personnel Management's (OPM) Background Investigation Program
Mrs. Kathy Dillaman, Mr. John Czajkowski, Mr. William Marosy

104

Building a Global Center for Cyber Security
Sgt. Kathy Macdonald, CPP

106

Behavioral Pattern Recognition: A Proactive Approach to Protective Security
Mr. David Harel, BA

107

The USAF Force Protection Innovation Division: Capturing Emerging Technology to Solve Security Problems
Col. Thomas P. Ball

108

From Reactive to Predictive Protection: Resiliency Requirements of Today's Security Leaders
Mr. Marty Pfinsgraff, Mr. Scott Maxson, CPP, CFE, Ms. Laurie Ann Scotti, CBCP, MBCI

109

Physical Security: Operating a Business in An Open Public Environment
Guy Cottrell, Jose Obando

110

From One Winning Career to the Next: Transitioning Public Sector Leadership and Expertise to the Business Bottom Line
J. David Quilter, BS

111

Communicating With Your Landlord for Emergency Preparedness
Mr. Alan M. Snow, CPP, Mr. Mark T. Wright

112

An In-Depth Study on Converging People, Processes, and Technology
Ms. Laurie Aaron, Ray O'Hara, CPP, Mr. Adam Stanislaus, CPP, Mr. Wayne Proctor, CISA, CISM, CISSP

113

Business Watch: Another Tool for the Security Manager
Gregg Kurasz, CPP, Sarah Conley, Mr. Robert Hulshouser, CPP, John Allan Petruzzi, CPP, CISM

114

Blending Organizational Cultures at the Department of Defense: The Criminal Investigation Task Force Case Study
Col. Brittain Mallow

115

Cultural Differences' Impacts on Anti-Fraud Programs
Tim Reddick, CPP, PCI, CFE

116

Dispelling the Myths of Homeland Security Bill PL 110-53 Title IX
Marc Siegel, Ph.D., Michael Beland, Gus Coldebella

119

The Kidnap of the long term, Colombian Case
El secuestro del largo plazo, caso colombiano
William Ramirez

216

CFATS Insider Perspective - "Inside the Company" -- Evan Wolff

Monday, September 15, 2008

11:00 AM-12:00 PM

1:30 PM-3:00 PM

4:30 PM-5:30 PM

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

11:00 AM-12:00 PM

1:30 PM-3:00 PM

4:30 PM-5:30 PM