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Under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan Deputy Chairman of Abu Dhabi Executive Council

DAILY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION FOR NATIONAL SECURITY & RESILIENCE

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16 MARCH 2016

ISNR 2016 BEGINS WITH A BANG The opening ceremony of ISNR 2016 was a fitting and impressive start to the show

Attendees at the ISNR opening ceremony were enthralled by the live simulation of an emergency response to a disaster involving a plane crashing into a chemicals factory.

ISNR 2016, held under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Hazza bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Chairman of Abu Dhabi Executive Council, literally got off to an explosive start, with a spectacular opening ceremony featuring the live simulation of a co-ordinated emergency response to a disaster involving a plane crashing into a chemicals factory.

The ceremony took place by ADNEC’s Grandstand and was attended by Lt General H.H. Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, along with other dignitaries and senior officials.

The event kicked off with parades and performances from the brass bands of police and army forces from across the emirates, following which the Abu Dhabi and Dubai police forces came together to play the UAE National Anthem.

The simulation, entitled ‘The Aftershock II’ and bringing together the UAE’s Ministry of the Interior, CBRN, and the emergency response services, admirably illustrated how effective coordination and collaboration can prevent or minimise the loss of life and damage to critical infrastructure.

CONTENTS Exhibition News

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Arabic News

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IOSH in the Middle East

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Exhibitor Products

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Photos from Day One

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IC3 Conference

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OSHME Conference

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2016 Exhibitor List

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ISNR Floorplan

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SME Pavilion

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Innovation Podium

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WELCOME TO ISNR ABU DHABI His Excellency Dr. Obaid Al Ketbi Chairman of the Organising Committee of ISNR Abu Dhabi 2016

Welcome to the seventh edition of the International Exhibition for National Security and Resilience (ISNR) Abu Dhabi.

ISNR Abu Dhabi brings together local, regional and international experts in security and disaster prevention, management and recovery. Exploring the latest innovations, technologies and solutions in crisis management, border and transport security, intelligence and threat assessment, cyber security, emergency response, critical infrastructure and counterterrorism, ISNR Abu Dhabi continues to be the must-attend security event on the yearly calendar.

2016 will witness the largest and most comprehensive edition ever held; ISNR Abu Dhabi will include three specialised sections for Homeland Security and National Resilience, Information Security, and Emergency Response & Disaster Prevention – together with two co-located events dedicated to Fire Fighting Middle East and Occupational Safety and Health Middle East co-organised by OSHAD Abu Dhabi; ISNR will feature, as well, the International Conference on Cyber Crime and Occupational Safety and Health Forum in addition to specialised workshops and a world class live action on responding to crisis and emergencies.

The three-day event is expected to see more than 500 exhibiting companies from 45 countries showing solutions to nearly 20,000 attendees from more than 90 countries The organising committee has worked diligently to provide exhibitors and visitors alike a -360degree, comprehensive exhibition addressing the specific requirements of this unique industry.

ISNR Abu Dhabi 2016 is truly the region’s foremost platform to discover the latest trends and technologies related to homeland security, safety and national resilience, all under one roof in the bustling capital of Abu Dhabi.

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We wish you a successful edition of ISNR Abu Dhabi.

Sincerely,

Dr. Obaid Al Ketbi

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ISNR DRIVES VALUABLE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES As ISNR Abu Dhabi goes from strength to strength, it continues to put its customers at the centre of its strategy.

Building on previous successes and continuous development, ISNR has grown from strength to strength as it strives to become the leading event of its kind globally.

Key to the event portfolio and what ensures ISNR is a critical part of the business calendar for exhibitors, is that the organisers put customers and business opportunities at the very centre of the show’s development.

“Remaining close to and understanding the market we operate in is key, and delivering business propositions that provide market depth in terms of products and service choice to customers is vital. By addressing vertical markets and developing exhibitions that address important business requirements, ISNR remains a vital component of customers’ future planning,” said Ara Fernezian, Group Managing Director, Reed Exhibitions Middle East.

“ISNR continues to reflect the markets that it serves very successfully, with a clear goal to ensure that exhibiting and buying customers are rewarded with a platform that delivers the very best business opportunities. Continuous innovation and investment centred around the business needs of our customers is very important, and we work hard to add real value and business opportunities which sets ISNR apart.

“As part of this business strategy, we have launched Infosecurity Middle East. Where companies are seeking to make major investments around cyber and data security, Infosecurity Middle East will help

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Ara Fernezian, Group Managing Director, Reed Exhibitions Middle East.

companies protect and prepare for tomorrow with a host of specialist exhibitors and the Infosecurity Technical seminars and workshops co-organised by (ISC)2.”

New vertical market launch Emergency Response and Disaster Prevention 2016 (EmDi) is the Gulf's first international exhibition dedicated to best practice, innovation and effective solutions in emergency response and disaster prevention across land, sea and air.

EmDi will help companies to ensure stability, business continuity and smooth recovery from disaster in a region where emergency response and fire prevention have reached a new level of priority.

Key to supporting customer objectives is ISNR Business Connect, the business matching

programme, which ensures that exhibitors and buyers are strategically matched well in advance of the event, with buyers going through a strict selection process by the dedicated ISNR Business Connect team. The programme is underpinned by important investment and expertise.

This year the ISNR “Business Connect” agenda builds upon its successful “government buyer” programme and newly-developed “Corporate Buyer” programme by doubling the number of hosted buyers in attendance, with more than 200 hosted buyers from countries including the UAE, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. With more than 2,000 meetings planned throughout the event, exhibitors and buyers are sure to see the important business value delivered by ISNR. Other new developments that have helped to make ISNR 2016 even bigger and better than previous editions and that allow visitors to buy, learn and source, include the Emergency Response & Disaster Prevention Vehicle and Equipment Display Area, which is taking place in the outdoor central plaza. The Innovation Podium, the Future of Policing Pavilion, the French Pavilion Innovation Podium, and a dedicated fire simulation area are also among this year’s new additions. ISNR 2016 organised by the UAE Ministry of Interior and Reed Exhibitions was launched in style with the powerful and inspiring Aftershock II live demonstration of emergency response and disaster recovery.

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UAE SMASHES HUMAN FLAG RECORD The UAE smashed the Guinness World Record for the largest ever flag formed by means of human gathering, when 3,929 people formed the UAE flag in the presence of Major General Ahmed Nasser Al Raisi, Inspector General of the Ministry of Interior (MoI), Deputy Chairman of the Higher Organizing Committee of International Exhibition for National Security and Resilience (ISNR 2016).

All of the record attempt participants were wearing safety helmets, creating a mosaic picture from above of the UAE flag in the Al Shamkha area of Abu Dhabi.

Upon receiving the certificate from Guinness World Records, Al Raisi said the flag “represents an image of loyalty and belonging to the nation and the leadership. It is a picture that signifies a human message reflecting the keenness of the MoI to maintain the security and safety of the society”.

The UAE set the Guinness World Record for people forming the biggest ever flag of a country during the build-up to ISNR 2016.

Al Raisi said that the World Guinness Record demonstrated the lasting desire in citizens and residents to ensure the establishment of policies based on the highest international standards in the field of occupational health and safety in the state.

The record-shattering event, organised by the MoI in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Occupational Safety and Health Center (OSHAD), brought together

MoI staff members (from Abu Dhabi Police College, Police School Departments in Abu Dhabi, Dubai Police Academy and the Federal Police School in Sharjah), as well as a large numbers of local citizens and residents.

The event was also attended by Brigadier Jassem Mansour Al Mansouri, Deputy Inspector General of the Ministry of Interior and Chairman of the Secretariat Committee of the ISNR 2016, a large number of officers, and officials and referees from Guinness World Records.

“The commitment of the government and the youth will continue to support the pivotal leading role of the UAE in the field of occupational health and safety,” Al Raisi added.

The record breaking effort was held in conjunction with ISNR 2016, which is organised by the MoI in cooperation with Reed Exhibitions.

INNOVATIVE DIRECT-TO-DISK VIDEO STORAGE FROM VERACITY Intelligent solutions provider Veracity is at ISNR 2016 promoting the benefits of TRINITY™ and its simplified system architecture, which records IP video directly from camera to video surveillance storage system COLDSTORE™.

The company is demonstrating its solutions on the North American Pavilion at ISNR 2016, with the event showing an increasing number of vendors that allow third-party software applications to be run inside their IP cameras. Such examples include models from the likes of Samsung Techwin, Axis Communications and Hikvision.

“Open platform” cameras are generally aimed at supporting video analytics applications, but with the right software are capable of much more, according to Veracity.

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Veracity's video surveillance storage system COLDSTORE™.

The company’s “direct-to-disk” concept completely removes the need for NVR servers, resulting in substantial savings on server hardware and NVR software licences whilst simultaneously reducing system complexity and increasing system resilience.

“The front-end client system can be anything from a simple PC playback system to a full-blown, broadly-integrated PSIM operator

workstation,” said James Ritchie, EMEA Business Development Manager at Veracity.

“We call this simple system architecture TRINITY™, and it’s an ideal solution for unmonitored or remote access systems. The storing of this video data is uniquely managed by COLDSTORE™, solving one of the great misconceptions that IT storage solutions are equally suitable for IP Video storage – they’re critically different.”

Ritchie will be explaining how this should be taken into consideration when choosing a CCTV storage solution during his presentation “Critical differences between IT Data and Video Data” today on the ISNR Innovation Podium at 2.30pm.

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THE OCCUPATIONAL ADVANTAGE Ahmed El Hadidi, chair of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health’s (IOSH) UAE Branch, discusses the Institution’s activities and its growing presence in the Middle East.

Rapid economic growth in the Middle East in recent years has brought with it a greater consideration of safety and health in the workplace. From the oil fields of Qatar to the megaconstruction projects of the UAE, forward-thinking businesses are driving improvements across the board in how working people are cared for.

And this positive trend can be illustrated in the rise in membership of one organisation in particular.

Founded some seven decades ago in 1945, the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) is the largest health and safety professional membership body worldwide, and the only chartered body for health and safety professionals.

IOSH has an expanding international presence, and nowhere has this been more marked than in the Middle East – an indication of the increasing focus on HSE in the region.

When the Institution first set up its Middle East branch in 2006, it had 200 members. In the nine years since that number has grown nine times to 1,800 – demonstrating a real appetite among organisations in the region to embed a culture of care within their structure. The branch has now split into three – Oman, Qatar and the UAE – with the latter being one of the Institution’s largest branches outside of the UK. Ahmed El Hadidi, chair of the UAE Branch, is delighted by the growth in membership and the increasing desire for health and safety within organisations in different sectors.

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IOSH UAE Branch chair Ahmed El Hadidi.

increasing the awareness of OHS within the region,” El Hadidi says. “The members come from a cross section of industries; the majority come from a construction background, yet there is a presence of most sectors in the region. Meanwhile the ties with governmental bodies are expanding to reach more entities.”

Spreading awareness IOSH’s regional branches play an important role in raising the level of professionalism in the health and safety industry in the region and spreading an awareness of the importance of driving up safety standards in the workplace. They have worked to establish close ties with government bodies and other relevant organisations to promote safe and healthy practices in workplaces. The UAE branch, for example, has developed close relationships with the Abu Dhabi Environment, Health and

Safety Center, while the Oman network is working to establish closer ties with the Oman Society of Contractors and ICE (the Institution of Civil Engineers). The UAE branch also has a strong focus on campaigning with universities and schools to raise awareness of the importance of health and safety from an early age.

As well as the three branches, there are also a growing number of members elsewhere in the region, notably in Saudi Arabia. These members come together every year for the Institution’s Middle East conference, which has been running for more than six years. This has developed into one of the Institution’s flagship events, attracting delegates from the region and beyond.

70 years of IOSH Founded in 1945, UK-based IOSH is the largest health and safety professional membership body

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worldwide, and the only chartered body for health and safety professionals. The Institution sees itself as the voice of the profession, campaigning on key issues affecting workplace safety; benchmarking and setting standards; and supporting, developing and connecting its members with resources, guidance, events and training.

Through its various categories of membership, the Institution’s 44,000 worldwide members cover a spectrum of roles and interests – from students to safety managers, government regulators to CEOs – but are united by a common interest in promoting a safe and healthy world of work.

“IOSH has a comprehensive approach to improving health and safety awareness,” comments El Hadidi. “IOSH’s strength is not only about the resources it provides, but mostly the people within its network.

They collectively have an enormous wide range of experience and they are keen to share it.”

Branches are effectively groups of members who get together and apply to IOSH to become a network, so they can request support and resources to achieve some local objectives, drawing on the Institution’s expertise and wider network. For example, through global campaigns such as ‘No Time to Lose’ (which focuses on preventing occupational cancers, the biggest workplace killers), branches can use IOSH’s information resources and

Every year, more than 160,000 people take an IOSH-accredited course.

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data, tailoring them to suit and support the campaign as they see fit.

El Hadidi adds, “Our committee works hard to organise events where members would have a forum of discussion and networking, but also a tool to attract non-members to join IOSH. It is not an easy task – especially when combined with the focus on promoting occupational health and safety (OHS) and trying to support awareness campaigns to different levels within a community.”

El Hadidi admits that IOSH does face challenges in the Middle East when it comes to promoting OHS. “The OHS challenges in the Middle East are centred on the diversity of nationalities and background when it comes to OHS awareness and knowledge,” he notes.

“Integrating that with a better understanding of the management teams’ roles within any organisation would contribute tremendously to a better OHS performance, and thus an effective leadership.”

The critical role of leadership The critical role that leadership plays in the implementation of health and safety policies is an increasing focus of IOSH globally, as businesses look to invest in health and safety for ‘results, resilience and reputation’.

Both the international conference and the Middle East conference have

had a strong focus on leadership issues, something that El Hadidi believes is “key”.

“Leadership is the key to success,” he says. “The foundation of a good leader is employee engagement and managerial commitment. Since we can acknowledge the diversity of nationality, engagement is essential to bridge any cultural gaps and provides a platform for communication and collaboration.”

While chartered membership is recognised as the hallmark of professional excellence for the health and safety practitioner, the CEO or manager looking to promote a culture of care in their organisation and keep abreast of the latest developments will also find IOSH has much to offer.

The Institution’s courses on Leading Safely and Managing Safely give business leaders and managers the guidance, tools and knowledge they need to take ownership of health and safety in their organisation and embed a positive safety culture. IOSH stresses the business benefits of doing so, such as increased productivity, an enhanced reputation and a stronger brand.

More than 160,000 people take one of IOSH’s courses every year. The courses (Leading Safely, Managing Safely, and Working Safely) can be adapted to local requirements, subject to the approval of IOSH, and delivered in different languages as required.

IOSH also accredits courses offered by universities, colleges and training providers throughout the world.

While there have been certain wellpublicised incidents, the progress being made throughout the region in improving standards of health and safety is encouraging. IOSH statistics show that the number of working days lost to an incident in the Middle East dropped from 26.2 in 2012 to 13.6 in 2013.

“Lots of progress has been made; ties with government bodies have grown and are still growing. The target now is to engage the decision makers and top management teams within organisations to support a better integration of the OHS concepts and support to the EHS managers,” El Hadidi concludes.

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PRODUCTS UVISCAN PRESENTS SCANNING TECHNOLOGY FOR VEHICLE INSPECTION Each sensor is capable of detecting UVIScan offers the world’s leading magnetic fields, and is connected to technology in under vehicle the UVIScan Processing Unit (CPU) inspection systems. The unique with special analysis software. technology offers many advantages It is available as integrated into due to the use of LED infrared UVIScan; under vehicle inspection lighting such as the best possible system or as stand alone system. lighting technology for under The UVIScan system can provide vehicle inspection systems, no companies with the perfect solution sensitivity to sunlight, long life, low to scan, inspect and digitally record power consumption, and, contrary the underside of vehicles. to halogen, invisible to the ‘audience’ and is designed to provide a crystal clear image of Stand: 4500 the underside of the vehicle – from small cars to trucks up to 60 feet.

The under vehicle magnet detection scanner comprises a linear array of magnetic field sensors, The grey scale technology has advantage over colour technology such as the much higher quality of the image. (Photo: UVIScan) built into a vehicle ramp.

ASG has developed a curriculum consisting of hands-on training with state-of-the-art, field analytical instruments, knowledge-based training, application of field instruments for specific activities and tasks, and coached exercises. (Photo: ASG)

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Blue Coat SSL Visibility Appliance controls encrypted traffic without re-structuring network infrastructure.

(Photo: Blue Coat Systems)

The implications of using UAVs rather than first responders in hot zones for detection are obvious: reduced risk to first responders, automated mapping of hazards in hot zones, faster response times, and enhanced decision support in real-time. The complete solution includes product, concept of operations, standard operating procedures, training and integration into the incident management system.

ASG’s innovative approach integrates technology, global best practices and international standards into sustainable solutions that have become the benchmark for capacity building and risk reduction among communities worldwide.

Sophisticated, targeted attacks can take weeks, months or longer to discover and resolve. Incident response teams need tools that quickly uncover the full source and scope of an attack to reduce timeto-resolution, mitigate ongoing risk and further fortify the network.

Blue Coat Security Analytics deliver full network security visibility, advanced network forensics, and real-time content inspection for all network activity.

This effectively arms security and incident response teams to identify and detect advanced malware crossing the network and contain zero-day and advanced targeted attacks.

Blue Coat SSL Visibility Appliance is the only dedicated enterprise-class encrypted traffic management technology available within the industry.

The solution offers complete visibility and control of encrypted traffic without the need to rearchitecture of network infrastructure. It lets one add policy-based SSL inspection and management capabilities to the network security architecture.

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ASG BRINGS UAV OPS INTO HAZARD TRAINING ASG is developing a comprehensive support package that integrates UAV operations into CBRN/Hazmat incident response.

Using the UAV platform first used in a nuclear disaster response, the company is integrating technology that will enable UAVs to detect chemical and radiological hazards.

BLUE COAT SYSTEMS APP PROTECTS SSL ENCRYPTION BETTER

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PRODUCTS MSS INTEGRATED SECURITY PLATFORM OFFERS SUPPORT TO MULTIPLE SYSTEMS Mira Security System (MMS) is a unified C3 (command, control and communication) software platform for integrated security management that includes multiple subsystems – radars, CCTV or video surveillance, thermal and optoelectronic cameras, intrusion detection, access control, fire detection and warning, GIS and LPR. It has an open and scalable architecture and the platform can be used in a single location with several control panels. It can manage hundreds of control panels and systems, thousands of sensors and devices in hundreds of different locations. The flexible architecture allows the customisation and integration of multiple devices, depending on clients’ needs.

The platform’s interface is ergonomic, user-friendly and

flexible. The most usual actions are easy to perform: by a single click or drag-and-drop. The user can rearrange the modules, can customise the theme or fonts as required/desired and, ultimately, can choose between a standalone and a web-based application.

The advantages of MMS include the integration of various systems from manufacturers into a single interface. It also offers high flexibility and customisation capabilities, and pop-up windows displaying important alarms or events. MMS platform can be used for critical infrastructure protection, emergency and crisis management systems, border protection (land and maritime), and building management.

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ROSENBAUER‘S NEW PUMP A MIX OF THE BEST The completely new developed FOX S portable pump by Rosenbauer is an impressive new class between FOX and BEAVER. It has a high output of more than 1,000 litres/min at 10 bar, according to EN 14466, in addition to its small width of 640 mm that enables completely new applications.

The engine is a two-cylinder in-line engine optimised for use in the most adverse weather conditions, thus guaranteeing the best operational safety. The suction occurs using an optimised Piston priming pump that is switched by way of magnetic coupling.

With an unparalleled low weight of 167 kg with a full tank of fuel, the Rosenbauer FOX portable fire pump makes operations considerably easier. The Rosenbauer BEAVER portable pump impresses with low weight, compact dimensions and is equipped with a new priming pump.

With a weight of only 112 kg, it can be carried by two people without any problems. Other products by this exhibitor include FANERGY fan series and HEROS titan protective helmet.

The FOX S pump is a two-cylinder in-line engine optimised for use in the most adverse weather conditions. (Photo: Rosenbauer)

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METECH BRINGS MOST EFFECTIVE VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM FOR BANKS

METECH participated at ISNR Abu Dhabi 2014 and showcased new security solutions such as solar powered gate barriers and outdoor wireless battery powered IP HD MegaPixel cameras. (Photo: METECH)

Banks and credit unions can dramatically improve their fraud defenses with March Networks Searchlight for Banking.

By integrating with your secure central server, Searchlight enables investigators to search across multiple locations simultaneously and find fraud in one or more branches. The software scours ATM/teller transaction data and combines the power of analytics to quickly alert investigators to potential incidents of ATM skimming and cash harvesting.

Brought to ISNR Abu Dhabi by Metallic Equipment Technologies Establishment, Searchlight uses data on people counts, queue lengths and dwell times from an Analytics Dome Camera to help you identify trends, improve customer service and more effectively manage your workforce.

By integrating with your store’s central POS transaction server, Searchlight enables the user to conduct lightning fast searches across organisations.

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PROTECTING INTERNAL AFFAIRS Abu Dhabi Police has announced the launch of its Security Media Platform — the first integrated and comprehensive operations room in the region. The platform is fitted with electronic equipment, modern software and high-quality techniques that monitor and keep track of emergency events aroundthe-clock in Abu Dhabi, in order to provide video material and live coverage effectively from incident sites to support decision-makers.

Major Fawaz Ali Abdullah, director of security media department at Abu Dhabi Police, said, “The platform operates according to standardised operational procedures manual and provides print and audiovisual media information to customers of the security media department, in response to emergency notifications and situations that are reported and handled by the media.”

First Lieutenant Yusuf Abdullah Al Hosani, general supervisor of the platform, noted, “The Security Media platform is a fundamental pillar to support and reinforce the policing and prevention awareness of security media patrols staff members, in a way that further contributes to preserving security and stability, as they convey a transparent, balanced and comprehensive media message to media outlets.”

The Security Media Platform is fitted with electronic equipment and modern software that monitor and keep track of emergency events in Abu Dhabi. (Photo: ME Newswire)

A recent Frost & Sullivan report projects the Middle East homeland security market to grow at a rate that is three times the pace of the global average.

This growth is driven by economic diversification, large-scale infrastructure developments such as the Midfield Terminal Complex at Abu Dhabi International Airport, which is expected to handle 30mn passengers per year and 8,500 passengers per hours.

Major General Ahmed Nasser Al Raisi, deputy chairman of Higher Organizing Committee, ISNR Abu Dhabi 2016, commented, “This growth is not reflective of worsening

“This growth is not reflective of worsening security situations in the region, but rather a positive foundation for countries enhancing their security and resilience.”

Major General Ahmed Nasser Al Raisi, deputy chairman of Higher Organizing Committee, ISNR Abu Dhabi 2016

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security situations in the region, but rather a positive foundation for countries enhancing their security and resilience.”

Internationally too, Abu Dhabi Police has been on the forefront of enhancing national security in partnership with other countries.

In September last year, the Abu Dhabi Police and the US Department of Homeland Security discussed ways to enhance areas of police cooperation and coordination of training between the two parties.

A delegation from the USA, headed by Kathy Kraninger, clerk for the subcommittee on Homeland Security of the US Senate Appropriations Committee, also recently visited the Abu Dhabi Police Training department.

Meanwhile, Abu Dhabi Ship Building (ADSB), provider of construction, repair and refit services for naval, military and commercial boats, has signed a contract to supply the Kuwait Ministry of Defence to build and supply landing crafts and high speed protection vessels worth more than US$70.7 million.

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Dignitaries arriving at ADNEC for ISNR 2016 yesterday.

The opening ceremony of ISNR 2016 included parades and performances by the brass bands of security forces from across the emirates.

ISNR 2016 got off to an explosive start at ADNEC as the Aftershock II live demonstration got underway.

The Aftershock II live demonstration offered a realistic insight into emergency response and disaster recovery.

ISNR 2016 is a popular meeting place for security and safety professionals from across the Middle East.

Firefighters were showing off their skills and agility during the UAE World Firefighter Challenge.

Attendance was reported to be high on the first day of ISNR 2016.

Visitors packing the walkways of the exhibition floor at ADNEC yesterday.

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IC3 CONFERENCE 08:30

Welcoming speech

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Smart City Security Mark Stanislav - Rapid7

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National Agenda for Information Security in the UAE TRA, Abu Dhabi Gov., NESA, Dubai Police, MOI

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Break

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Security in the age of IoT Dr. Ameer Al-Nemrat

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Towards Online Safety for Children ADEC, MoE, Khalifa Student Empowerment Program, Mohammed Bin Rashid Smart Learning Program (MBSLP), VGT

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Privacy in the age of IoT and Smart Cities Dr. Carsten Maple

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Smart Citizen Awareness, Culture, The Digital Divide - Challenges & Opportunities aeCERT

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Security of online financial services, necessity or privilege Abhay - Greenmethod

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Closing & Lunch

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OSHME CONFERENCE

AGENDA

08:30

Registration

09:00

Moderator’s opening remarks

09:10

Opening statement from a senior government official

09:20

Opening statement Dr. Jaber Al Jaberi, Director General, OSHAD

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Keynote speech: Occupational Safety & Health (OSH) Incident investigations: detailing best practice in developing, identifying and evaluating and reducing operation risks Dr. Richard Judge, Chief Executive Officer, Health and Safety Executive

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Keynote speech: Occupational Health Dr. Karen McDonnell, President, IOSH (UK)

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Morning Refreshments

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Presentation 1: Root causes of incidents Dr. Siobhan Donnelly, President, International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM)

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Presentation 2: Role of Insurance in Occupational Safety & Health and Ergonomics Selma Habib Ahmed, Head of Legislation and Policies Section, National Insurance Authority

11:30

Presentation 3: National Standards for Occupational Safety and Health in the United Arab Emirates Salem Salmeen Alnuaimi, Head of the Organizational Security Department, UAE National Crisis and Emergency Management Authority (NCEMA)

11:55

Panel Session: Occupational Health Services Reviewing the status and developments in the Emirate Panel will comprise: Elaine Harbour, Head of Liaison, Middle East, Health and Safety Executive HSE) Mike Robinson, Chief Executive, British Safety Council (BSC) Daniel H. Anna, President, American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) Dr. Omer El-Nagieb, Consultant Occupational Physician CHSC, Mubadala Dr. Karen McDonnell, President, IOSH (UK) Ahmed Elhadidi, Regional H&S Manager - ME, Turkey & Greece, CROWN Europe & Chair, IOSH (UAE)

12:45

Closing remarks

12:50

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EXHIBITOR LIST COMPANY NAME

Stand No.

COMPANY NAME

Stand No.

5.11 Tactical International

4205

Gatekeeper Security Middle East

4000

911 Challenge Events Management

5102

General Authority of Ports, Borders and Free Zones Security

6230

Abu Dhabi Autonomous Systems Investments Company (ADASI)

A103

Geosatis SA

3122

Abu Dhabi Customs

3100

German International Safety & Security LLC

3003

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company

A102

GET Group Holdings Limited

3120

ADANI

4103

Globalscape (Global e-Director Limited)

2020

Advanced Military Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul Center (AMMROC)

A103

Globotel

A100

Aetos Holdings

2030

Hader Security and Communication System L.L.C.

AgilityGrid

3123

High Speed Craft Est.

Al Dhafra Specialized Equipment Co. LLC (ADECO)

4412

IGG-Photonis

A100

Al Hamra Trading Est.

4230

International Armored Group (IAG)

3230

Al Wasl Trading Group

4420

International Golden Group Pjsc (IGG)

A100

AM Security Printing Tech

3225

Intertech Vision ME LLC

3220

Arabian Security Devices & Equipment Trading / UNV

3330

Jankel Armouring Limited

A100

ATLAS Group

A105

Kirintec

A100

ATLAS Security Company LLC

4120

L3 Wescam

A100

Avigilon MEDMCC

3320

L3- TRL Technology

5422

AVON Protection

A100

Lacroix

A100

BAE Systems Applied Intelligence

2033

MacNeillie

3422

Barco N.V

3220

Mathias Middle East W.L.L

3000

BASS (Business Automation & Security Systems)

4410

MED-ENG

A100

Bayanat

A103

Metallic Equipment Technologies Est.

4200

Berretta

A100

Milestone Systems Middle East

2002

Bin Hamoodah - Speedline

3202

Milipol Qatar

2040

Bluestream Technology Co. Ltd.

2005

Mira Telecom SA

2001

Caracal

A103

MP3 International Trading Agencies L.L.C

4320

Chemring

A100

MRT CORPORATION

A100

China North Industries Corp (NORINCO)

3126

MultiNet IT Solutions

3320

CONDOR

A100

MVP Tech G.T. LLC

3200

Cristanini SPA

3001

NEC Corporation

3410

Critical Infrastructure and Coastal Protection Authority (CICPA)

A104

Nedshield

3200

Dahua Technology Middle East FZE

4300

Nexter Robotics

A100

Dedrone

A100

NIC Instruments LTD

2006

Droo Tactical Trading LLC

3400

NIMR

A103

Dyncorp

A100

Norinco

A100

ECA Group

5320

Paul Ekman Int›l GCC

5420

Electronic Identity Management and Security Solution (EIMASS)

2130

Pelican Products Middle East

3224

Elmon

A100

ProVise Management Consultancy

2041

Emirates Defence Industries Company (EDIC)

A103

Qartaja Trading Est.

3100

Emirates Solutions For Integrated Security (ESIS)

2200

Qioptiq

A100

EMW/EMW Energy

2021

Rabdan Academy

3110

Etimad Holding

A101

Rapid/ Losberger

5310

Etisalat

6210

Rheinmetall

A100

Evans Console

3220

Rippel Effect Systems (Pty) Ltd

A100

Eye On Technology

4110

Rise General Trading L.L.C

3310

Falcon Eye Technology LLC

4210

RoomDimensions Iberica S.L.

3420

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COMPANY NAME

Stand No.

COMPANY NAME

Stand No.

SEC security

A100

Eurosatory 2016

5233

SecureOne

4500

GICAT

5237

Securpolice

A100

HGH Infrared Systems

5230

Seven Technologies Group

3236

NOBEL SPORT

5237

Seyntex

A100

OUVRY

5237

Siham Al Khaleej Technology Skycam Technologies

CP110 3004

SSK Technologies International

4520

Steiner eOptics Inc.

A100

Stoeger Silah Sanayi A.S Summit Advanced Systems S.R.O.

Shield Africa 2017

5233

SURYS

5237

NORTH AMERICAN PAVILION

1002

TASER International B.V.

3400

Alliance Group Solutions

5124

Tawazun Holding

5200

Comm Port Technologies

5128

Tawazun Safety Security and Disaster Management City (JAHEZIYA)

5200

Skyline USA, Inc.

5125

TechWise

4106

SoundOff Signal

5126

Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA)

2110

Veracity

5121

Thales

3210

Aventura

5123

The National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority

6230

Theon Sensors

A100

Transmex Systems International Pte Ltd

3412

SMEs PAVILION

Transparent Armor System FZE

3230

VIRTRA

A100

Blighter Surveillance Systems Ltd.

Wynyard NZ Limited

2023

CNL Software Ltd.

3131

Zayed University

2042

Passive Force Security Devices LLC

3134

Zhejiang ULIRvision Technology Co., LTD

3237

Proengin

3132

S.R Jackson General Trading LLC

3133

Tianjin Greentex International Co. Ltd.

5421

Wolf Intelligence

3135

Paul Boye Technologies

3227

BAVARIAN PAVILION

3130

DEGA-EXPOTEAM GmbH & Co. Ausstellungs KG

5130

Khaldoon Factory For Steel Furniture

5520

AENTRON GmbH

5132

GulfNet Security Systems Company LLC

3136

ASM Security UG

5135

Ericsson AB

5521

Bavarian State Ministry - Bayern International GmbH

5130

EPS Nanotechnology

5423

HAIX速

5136

Emirates Photo Marketing LLC

3120

IHK - Chambers of Industry and Commerce in Bavaria

5130

OPTIMAbit GmbH

5133

PROGENOX GmbH

5137

sic(!)sec GmbH

5138

SecuScan

5134

FRANCE PAVILLION

MEDIA PARTNERS 999 Magazine

4206

ASIS International

5248

HSSREVIEW MIDDLE EAST

7006

International System Security Certification Consortium, Inc. (ISC)2

6300

MEDIA LAB ADVERTISING

3226

AIR-LYNX

5232

Middle East Tenders.com

4204

ATOS

5234

Nation Shield

4100

CEGELEC

5236

SSN Gulf

2043

CILAS

5238

The Security Review Magazine

3520

COGES

5233

DCI

5231

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Container 2

CAFE 3520

2210

3530

4520

4500

4430

3400 CATERING VILLAGE

AMMUNITION STORAGE Container 1

CAFE

MEDIA CENTRE

2033

3412

TASER INTERNATIONAL

UAE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR

2200

3410

3202

3310 RISE GENERAL TRADING

BIN HAMOODAH / SPEEDLINE

INNOVATION PODIUM

3420

3320 3227 3226

1331

2030

1334 1333 1432 1332

4300

3236

4206 4205

3237

3225

NEDSHIELD

1232

3330

3224 THALES

ADECO

AL WASL TRADING GROUP

4410 BASS GROUP

3210 3200

4420

4412

3422

4210

4220

FALCON EYE TECHNOLOGY

4320

3230

3126

3136 3134 3135 3132 3133 3131 3130

4230

CICPA

A102

AL HAMRA GROUP

ADNOC

MP3

4204 4200

3220

A104

YOUTH SUPPORT PROJECTS

INTERNATIONAL

1320 AL GARAWI GROUP

2041

1133

2100

2110

2130

3100

2042

2021

1110

1131

FUTURE POLICING GALLERY

TELECOMMUNICATION REGULATORY AUTHORITY

2043

1130 OSHAD Meeting Room

3110

2023 1132

EIMASS

QARTAJA TRADING EST.

RABDAN ACADEMY

3123 3120

1000 2020

3122

2040

4106 4103

4120

4110

EYE ON TECHNOLOGY

A100

ATLAS SECURITY

INTERNATIONAL GOLDEN GROUP

4100

SME PAVILION 1230

1002

2000

HALL 1 ENTRANCE

2002

2001

2005

2006

3000

3001

HALL 2 ENTRANCE

3003

3004

4000

HALL 3 ENTRANCE

HALL 4 ENTRANCE

B

C EMERGENCY RESPONSE & DISASTER PREVENTION AREA ENTRANCE ARCH CP310 NATIONAL AMBULANCE

CP330

CP320

LIVE DEMO AREA

CP230 CP110 BISEN GROUP

CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE & COASTAL PROTECTION AUTHORITY

CICPA

CP130

EMIRATES SEARCH & RESCUE TEAM

CP340

ALVO MOBILE HOSPITAL

CP220 CONCORDE CORODEX GROUP

CP120

NATIONAL SEARCH AND RESCUE CENTER

NSRC

ADECO

CP260

CP250

CP241

MAPLIN MIDDLE EAST

CP140

CP150

PREMIERS FOR EQUIPMENT

CP170

NAFFCO

ENTRANCE ARCH

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CAFE 5400

A105

04

CICPA

ATLAS

6530

5530

SPECIAL FORCES CARS

A103

5200

EDIC ADNOC

EMIRATES DEFENCE INDUSTRIES COMPANY

5320 5520 5521

TAWAZUN

5422 5423 5420 5421 NORTH AMERICA PAVILION

A101

TIONAL GROUP

ETIMAD HOLDING

5100 HADER SECURITY & COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS LLC

5101 5102

5128 5123 5120 5126 5125 5124 5121

5238 5237 5236 5235 5234 5233 5232 5231 5230

KEEP CLEAR

6301 6300

6310

6220

6430 6431

MOI LATEST TECHNOLOGY CARS

6210

MOI LATEST TECHNOLOGY CARS

ETISALAT

5138 5137 5134 5135 5133 5132

6116 6207

6104 6101 6100

6110

7200

SME PAVILION

6331 6232 6231

6442

NATIONAL AMBULANCE

7502

7503

7505

7410

7507

7508

7432

GIMAEX

7430

NATIONAL ELECTRONIC SECURITY AUTHORITY (NESA)

6134 6137 6135 6133 6234 6131 6130

7330

7310 UAE CIVIL DEFENCE

K9

ROSENBAUER

6443 6240

EMERGENCY RESPONSE & DISASTER PREVENTION

6120 6115

6105

6440

6330

6230

6106

7501

EMERGENCY RESPONSE & DISASTER PREVENTION

INFOSECURITY MIDDLE EAST 5340 5145 5248 5143 5142 5141 5140

7402 7400

INFOSECURITY MIDDLE EAST WORKSHOP

BAVARIAN PAVILION

5136

EMERGENCY & DISASTER PREVENTION CARS

INFOSECURITY MIDDLE EAST 5310 5311

5300

7500

MOI LATEST TECHNOLOGY CARS

MOI OLD PHOTO GALLERY FRANCE PAVILION

02

MOI OLD CARS DISPLAY

6146 6144 6233

7100

FIRE FIGHTING MIDDLE EAST

7136

7110

7442 SFFECO GLOBAL

NAFFCO

7006 7440

6140

7441

GOVERNMENT BUYERS HUB

SME PAVILION 5000

ATRIUM ENTRANCE

HALL 5 ENTRANCE

5001

6000 6001

6002

6003

HALL 6 ENTRANCE

6004

7004

7005

7003 7509 7510

HALL 7 ENTRANCE

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EXHIBITOR LIST COMPANY NAME

AirWatch

Stand No.

COMPANY NAME

Stand No.

6115

Abu Dhabi Occupational Safety and Health Centre (OSHAD)

1110

A S T A Gen. Trad. LLC

6001

Al Garawi Group

1320

Berkeley IT

6330

Delta Plus

1130

Bitdefender SRL

6100

Department of Economic Development

1232

Blue Coat

6134

Emirates Institute for Health & Safety

1334

Cerebra Middle East FZ CO

6104

Gulf Test Safety Consultancies

1000

Certinomis

6232

International Institute Of Risk And Safety Management (IIRSM)

1333

Cy4gate SRL

6130

IPAF - International Powered Access Federation

1132

Cyberoam Technologies Pvt Ltd

5340

Myriad Global Media Middle East

1131

DELTACHEM MIDDLE EAST LLC (VIP-DELTA)

6301

National Trading & Pharma EST

1230

Dionach

6430

NBIZ INFOSOL INFORMATION CONSULTANCY LLC

1432

DTS Solution

6207

PASMA - Prefabricated Access Suppliers Manufactures Association

1132

ELETTRONICA GmBH

6130

WSP/ Parsons Brinckerhoff

1332

ELETTRONICA S.p.A.

6130

Department of Economic & Development

1232

Emirates Falcon Security Systems

5142

Exclusive Networks ME

6101

FINMECCANICA

6105

GlobalSign

6002

Huawei Tech FZ LLC

6106

Kryptotel FZ LLC

6234

National Electronic Security Authority (NESA)

6120

New York Institute of Technology

5143

NGT Technology LLC

5141

OptioLabs

5145

PhishMe

5000

Qinetiq LTD

6110

SABSAcourses

5140

STIRLING (Middle East) Training & Security Consultancy

6000

Winsted Limited

5001

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EXHIBITOR LIST COMPANY NAME

AIDPOL Ltd Airstar Middle East

Stand No.

COMPANY NAME

Stand No.

6137

911 Challenge Events Management

5102

6440

Bauer Kompressoren GCC FZE

7430

Al Dhafra Specialized Equipment Co. LLC (ADECO)

CP340

Armstrong Fluid Technology

7004

Alvo Mobile Hospital

CP320

BRE GLOBAL LTD (LPCB)

6004

6443

Concorde - Corodex Group

7136

Arabian Millenium Medical Trading Concorde - Corodex Group

Duyar Vana Mak San ve TIC. A.S.

7500

Emergent

6133

Edge Technical Solutions LLC

7442

Emirates Foundation

6131

Emirates Fire & Rescue Company (EFRC)

7400

7432

Emirates Fire Fighting Equipment Factory LLC

6131

Everdigm

7510

Harwar International Aviation Technology Maplin Middle East Co. LLC

CP220

CP250

Mashreq Bank

6003

Fireblast Global Inc

7005

National Ambulance

7200

Gimaex Middle East

7410

National Search & Rescue Center

CP120

HANNING & KAHL GmbH & Co

7509

National Search & Rescue Center

6146

Marbco Trading & Technical Services LLC

7402

Nightstick - Bayco Products

6135

MatiSec

7441

Ocean Rescue Systems

6144

NAFFCO Electromechanical Co. LLC

7110

Premiers for Equipment

CP140

NewAge Fire Protection Industries Pvt. Ltd.

7003

Response Systems International

6442

Rosenbauer International AG

7330

Send Word Now

6231

SFFECO Global FZE

7100

Baltic Innovation Holding, Ltd.

6233

Tah Tong Textile Co., LTD.

7505

Sofia Trading

6140

Technical Square Systems

6240

Tawazun Safety Security and Disaster Management City (JAHEZIYA)

CP241

Thomas Bell-Wright International Consultants

7507

UAE USAR

CP130

Yokoi Mfg., Ltd.

7440

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ST TAND NO - 3131

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ST TAND NO - 3133

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ST TA AND NO - 3227 27

ST TAND A NO - 5220

ST TA AND NO - 3136

ST TA AND NO - 3130

STAND NO - 3120 ST

ST TAND NO - 5423

ST TAND NO - 5142

ST TAND NO - 5141

NE EW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

OPTIOLABS

ST TAND NO - 5143

ST TAND NO - 5145

BERKELEY IT

ST TAND NO - 5140

ST TAND NO - 6443

ST TAND NO - 7440

ST TAND NO - 1332

ST TAND NO - 1332

ST TAND NO - 6330

ST TAND NO - 6232

RESPONSE SYSTEMS INTERNA ATIONAL

MASHREQ BANK

ST TAND NO - 6442

ST TAND NO - 6003

ST TAND NO - 6331

HANNING & KAHL GMBH & CO., LTD.

EVERDIGM

MA ATISEC

ST TAND NO - 7509

ST TAND NO - 7510

ST TAND NO - 7441

ST TAND NO - 1334

ST TAND NO O - 1432

ST TAND NO - 1230

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Pyrolance Transitional Tools Live Demonstration Concorde by Corodex Group Outdoor Demonstration Area, Stand CP220

Presentation of the metal cutting product Baltic Innovation Holding, Ltd. / Firepen Outdoor Demo Area, Stand CP330

Live demonstration Technical Square Systems

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13:00 15:00 16:30

11:00 13:00 15:00 16:30

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INFOSECURITY MIDDLE EAST 2016 WORKSHOP

WORKSHOP PROGRAMME CLOUD SECURITY Speaker: Peter van Eijk

Wednesday March 16

Session 1: Cloud Computing and cloud security

10:00 - 10:45

As powerful as cloud computing is for the organization, understanding its information security risks and mitigation strategies is critical. Legacy approaches are inadequate, and organizations need competent, experienced professionals equipped with the right cloud security knowledge and skills to be successful.

This session will provide a brief introduction to cloud computing and why it requires new attention to security, governance and risk management. The focus is on useful applications of cloud computing and generic cloud risks. We will also present the CSSP certification scheme for cloud security backed by the two leading non-profits focused on cloud and information security, the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) and (ISC)2.

Session 2: Data security in the cloud

11:00 - 11:45

In the CCSP certification a substantial amount of attention is given to security from the data perspective.

We will discuss the relevance of the data perspective and hint at some of the approaches that are touched upon in the CCSP certification. This includes the data lifecycle model, and encryption at multiple layers of abstraction.

Session 3: Infrastructure security in the cloud

14:00 - 14:45

Infrastructure security was traditionally the focus area of IT Security. While it is no longer sufficient, it is more than ever required. Significant changes in approach are necessary. In this session, we will highlight cloud infrastructure components such as virtualization controls and automation, existing threats, and mitigating and developing plans to deal with those threats.

Session 4: Cloud, the legal and compliance perspective

15:00 - 15:45

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Cloud computing is a form of IT outsourcing, very often crossing national borders. Together these two characteristics create a complicated legal and compliance environment in which cloud deployments will have to be considered. This session will cover the main challenges concerning compliance with regulatory frameworks and requirements to address these issues.

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Data protection and digital transformation by Jean-Marie Letort, Head of Strategy and Marketing for the Critical Information Systems and Cybersecurity, Thales

11:00 - 11:30

D-SINT – A 360° Platform for Intelligence Operations by Eugenio Santagata, Chief Executive Offficer, Cy4Gate Srl

11:30 - 12:00

Synchronized Security by Mudresh Shah, Sales Engineer, Sophos

12:00 - 12:30

Prepare Now or Pay Later: Proactive Incident Response by Robert Arandjelovic, Director of Security Strategy-EMEA, Blue Coat Systems, Inc.

12:30 - 13:00

“Best practices for Mobile Security Featuring ADS Securities Use Case by Ian Evans, Vice President – End User Computing, EMEA Managing Director – AirWatch, EMEA (VMware A AirW Wat atch)”

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Understanding Common Internal Vulnerabilities which Exist Within your Organisation by Raymond Rizk, Senior Consultant, Dionach Cyber Solutions

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Android Security: A look inside by Drr.. Hamilton Turner, Senior Director of Engineering and Resear search, OptioLabs

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The Future of Policing – Autonomous Decision Making David Lewis, President, EST LLC

11:30 - 12:00

OverView Seamless Videowall (OSV) (Demonstration) Koen Ameye, Barco

12:00 - 12:30

New generation of Smart ID cards - Combining optics and digital authentication Jean Charles Devynck, SURYS

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New solutions to manage efficiently escalation of force Martin Johns, Head of Business Development and Training, Passive Force

15:00 - 15:30

OverView Seamless Videowall (OSV) (Demonstration) Koen Ameye, Barco

15:30 - 16:00

Spy´ Ranger, the most advanced reconnaissance/surveillance mini-drone in the world by Pascal Sécretin, Business Development Manager, Thales

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PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) Catwalk Show Al Masaood In this demonstration a catwalk will be used not to demonstrate the latest fashion trends, but rather to highlight the different types of attires worn by workers to minimize exposure to serious workplace injuries and illnesses. This demonstration shows the importance of these attires and how a person’s life can be saved if used properly.

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Critical differences between IT Data and Video Data by James Ritchie, Business Development Manager-EMEA, Veracity UK Ltd

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New generation of Smart ID cards- Combining optics and digital authentication Corinne Murcia /Jean Charles Devynck, SURYS

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Laser technology for snipers and observers detection and identification Jean Boy, Critical infrastructure and VIP protection, CILAS

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The use of private 4G LTE for mission critical communications Jean-Marc Cavalier Lachgar, Sales Manager, AIR-LYNX

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