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19th
Annual Terrorism Trends & Forecasts Symposium
The IACSP will be presenting its 19th Annual Terrorism, Trends & Forecasts
Symposium on Thursday, October 13, 2011. It
will be held at the prestigious Bergen County Law & Public
Safety Institute in Mahwah, New Jersey.
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Who Should Attend
• First Responders
• Military
• Law Enforcement
• Security Directors
• Emergency Management
• Government
• Intelligence
• Emergency Preparedness
• Homeland Security
When: Thursday, October 13, 2011
Where: Bergen County Law & Public Safety Institute:
Hall of Heroes:
281 Campgaw Road, Mahwah, New Jersey, Just 45 minutes from New
York City.
Dress Code: Casual Business
Directions to Bergen County Law & Public Safety
Institute: www.co.bergen.nj.us/bclpsi/Directions.html
 Directions to Bergen County Law & Public Safety Institute
Mahwah. Rt. 17 North to McCarthur Blvd. exit about 20 minutes
on Rte 17 Turn left at Light On to McCarthur. Go to end Road
about 1/2 Mile Turn Right on to Darlington Ave. make first
left on to Seminary Road. Take Seminary Road about 1/2 mile
to Campgraw Rd.
Institute is about 1/2 mile on left.
Enter building on left BC Bergen Law * Public Safety Institute
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Rates for this conference are as follows:
Early Bird Rates:
IACSP Member before Aug 30th: $119
Non Member before Aug 30th $149
Standard Rates:
IACSP Member after Aug 30th: $149
Non Member after Aug 30th $189
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Symposium Agenda: Moderator: TBA
 07:30
- 09:00 Registration/Coffee/Continental Breakfast
 09:00 - 10:00 Keynote Speaker: Dr. Tawfik Hamid
Dr. Hamid will discuss the phenomenon of Radical Islam and the
development of the mindset of Islamist Jihadists. He will discuss
specific strategies to weaken and ultimately defeat this phenomenon.
The role of the Ideology will be addressed and tactics to reform
Islam will be discussed as well.
10:00
- 10:30 Coffee/Networking
10:30 - 11:30 Mike Cutler: Mr. Cutler will focus on what he
has come to refer to as the "Immigration Enforcement Tripod" which,
if properly implemented could address all of the deficiencies
of the immigration system as well as address other components
of the immigration system that are charged with the responsibility
of enforcing and administering our nation's immigration laws.
11:30
- 12:30 Jack Tomarchio: With the recent death of Al
Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, many are asking if the war or
terror
has been won. IACSP is pleased to present Jack Thomas Tomarchio,
the former Deputy Under Secretary of Homeland Security for Intelligence
Operations as our guest speaker on October 13th.
Mr. Tomarchio, now the Executive Vice President for Intelligence
at the Institute of Terrorism Research and Response will offer
his unique insights on the future of Al Qaeda as it enters its
post-Bin Laden phase. With an insider’s knowledge of intelligence
and national security, Mr. Tomarchio will address the future
of terrorism, its goals and its worldwide attraction as a vehicle
of change in the Islamic world.
12:30
- 01:30 Lunch/Networking
01:30 - 02:30 Dr. Eamon Doherty: A GPS navigation
device could be taken from a terrorist suspect or from a motor
vehicle, boat,
or airplane.
It could also be taken from the wreckage of a car that exploded.
Dr. Doherty will show a GPS forensics program called Blackthorn
2 that can be used by law enforcement and intelligence agencies
to extract and examine the trips that were programmed in a GPS
navigation device. Many GPS devices in the car can also be paired
with a cell phone for hands free calling and contain data about
calls made and received. The GPS navigation device can also be
used as a flash drive for someone to hide documents, pictures,
and videos. Dr. Doherty will show another forensic tool that
can be used to extract some existing or deleted files that were
not written over.
02:30 - 03:30 Captain
Jeffrey L. Kuhlman: Best Practices in Training to
Meet the Needs of Maritime Security
To gain an understanding of the breadth of the security problems
facing the maritime industry today and the training necessary
to meet its challenges.
Included in the presentation will be a discussion about the
training aspects of the following: The sources of threats, the “Seamless
Security Model”, the “real world” training
(including military vs. civilian training experiences) necessary
to meet those threats. Who should be trained, and The special
needs of vessels, offshore facilities, and port facilities.
3:30
- 4:00 Coffee/ Networking
04:00
- 05:00 Mr. John O’Rourke will discuss how to
reduce security in the corporate and small business settings.
The course
of discussion
will be centered on building a security mindset in the work environment;
writing policy, setting procedures, introducing access control,
visitor management, proper lighting and CCTV applications. Furthermore,
developing relationships with law enforcement and fire officials
for mutual assistance will be outlined. Moreover the importance
of establishing a network of security professionals will be talked
about as one of the core components of security management.
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