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6 International Keynote Speakers

40+ Domestic Government and Industry Speakers

250+ Attendees

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PREVENT, PROTECT, PREPARE

PLENARY OVERVIEW

The challenges affecting our national security are ever changing. The incessant rise of violent extremism across our region and globally is a cause for concern. The new tactics and strategies employed by terrorists are evolving and rapidly advancing in their sophistication. Our preparedness is more important now, than ever.

All levels of Government, Private Sector and the Public, are now being brought into the National Security debate, to address the key challenges facing us in 2017, such as policing and terrorism, violent extremism, cyber security, border security and immigration.

Technology will play an important role moving forward in how we tackle these challenges,, however there is a strong need for working with communities who are deeply affected by radicalisation. There is no elixir to solve these issues, and the Australian Security Summit 2017, has been designed to address these major concerns in the keynote plenary sessions, before drilling down into more specific areas of focus in the breakout streams and roundtable discussions.

PLENARY SPEAKERS

Major General Delfin Lorenzana Secretary

Department of National Defense

(Philippines)

Sue WilkinsonDirector Emergency

Management, Security and Safety

Melbourne Cricket Club

Karin von HippelDirector-General,

Royal United Services Institute (UK)

& Former Chief of Staff, Special Presidential Envoy for the Global

Coalition to Counter ISIL, Department of State

Mike PhelanDeputy Commissioner

National SecurityAustralian Federal Police

Rear Admiral (ret’d) David Simpson

Former Chief, Public Safety and Homeland

Security Bureau, Federal Communications

Commission (USA)

Mike KingChief of Staff (ret.)

Utah Attorney General’s Office & Former Co-Chair,

FBI ViCAP National Board (USA)

H.E. Christophe Lecourtier,

Ambassador of France to Australia

Steve GollschewskiDeputy CommissionerSpecialist OperationsQueensland Police

H.E. Dr Hussain Mahdi Al-Ameri

Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq in

Australia

H.E. Shmuel Ben-Shmuel

Ambassador of Israel to Australia

Clive LinesDeputy Director

Australian Signals Directorate (ASD)

& CoordinatorAustralian Cyber Security Centre

H.E. Menna Rawlings CMG

British High Commissioner to

Australia

H.E.Sabri KiçmariAmbassador of the

Republic of Kosovo in Australia

Sir Bernard Hogan Howe

Former CommissionerMetropolitan Police

(UK)(Video)

Darren KaneChief Security Officer

nbn™ australia

H.E. Naela ChohanPakistani High

Commissioner to Australia

H.E. Minda Calaguian-Cruz

Ambassador of Philippines to Australia

Professor Rory MedcalfHead of the National

Security CollegeThe Australian National

University

Catherine BurnDeputy CommissionerSpecialist Operations

NSW Police

Sandra RaggAssistant Secretary,

Cyber PolicyDepartment of Prime Minister and Cabinet

Dr Greg BartonResearch Professor in Global Islamic Politics

Co-Editor, Islam Christian Muslim Relations

Senior Fellow, Hedayah, Abu Dhabi

Deakin University

Suneel RandhawaResearch Leader,

Cyber Assurance & Operations

DSTODepartment of

Defence

Michelle PriceChief Operating Officer

Australian Cyber Security Growth

Network

Sarah ChidgeyFirst Assistant

Secretary, National Security Division

Attorney General’s Department

Dr Julian DrooganSenior Director, Department of

Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism, Macquarie University

John YatesHead of Security of Scentre Group &Former Assistant

CommissionerCounter Terrorism

Metropolitan Police (UK)

Jacinta CarrollDirector of the Counter Terrorism Policy Centre

Australian Strategic Policy Institute

Ron Colburn, President,

The Border Patrol Foundation &

Former National Deputy Chief,

U.S. Border Patrol


BORDER SECURITYRecently we have seen devastating attacks on transport hubs such as Atatürk international airport in Turkey and attacks on Brussels airport and metro station.

Continuing to secure our borders, while enabling the seamless legitimate movement of people and goods, will be essential to ensuring Australia remains a prosperous society. The mass movement of people throughout the world also poses serious problems for security professionals – with borders being exploited by those seeking to do us harm.

This stream will look to address those challenges, and the tools and technologies to assist will also be discussed.

CYBER SECURITYWe have seen over he past year numerours cyber attacks, and more recently security breaches in the US, allegedly caused by Russia. Economies, governments and people depend on their cyber infrastructure. Communications, banking, personal information and documents are all saved electronically and transmitted online. As a result cyber infrastructure needs to be secure.

The number and sophistication of threats to our cyber infrastructure are increasing daily. Numerous reports cite the increasing number of security breaches, and newspapers regularly run stories of lost data files, hacked bank accounts and stolen identities.

The threat of cyber terrorism against individuals, business and governments is growing. This stream will look to address these challenges, and offer ways to mitigate the threats.

CONFERENCE STREAMS

David McLeanCommander

National Manager Organised Crime & CyberAustralian Federal Police

Captain Simon Reay Atkinson

Associate Professor. Centre for International. Security Studies & The Sydney Cyber Security Network, University of

Sydney

Joe FranziFirst Assistant SecretaryIdentity and Biometrics

DivisionDepartment of

Immigration and Border Protection

Suneel RandhawaResearch Leader, Cyber Assurance & Operations

DSTODepartment of Defence

Ron Colburn, President,

The Border Patrol Foundation &

Former National Deputy Chief,

U.S. Border Patrol (USA)

Dr Angela IrwinCyber Security

Department of Security Studies and Criminology

Macquarie University

Dr John CoyneHead of Border Security

ProgramAustralian Strategic

Policy Institute

Dr Alexey MuravievHead of Scholl of Social Sciences and Security

Curtin University

Dr Dalbir AhlawatSenior Lecturer, Border

SecurityDepartment of Security

StudiesMacquarie University

Dr Suelette DreyfusComputer Security and Hacking; Digital Privacy

and AnonymityDigital Whistleblowing

University of Melbourne

Craig Valli, Director, Security

Research Institute, ECU & Director,

Australian Cyber Security Research Institute &

Member, INTERPOL Cyber Crime

Expert Group

Bob LentzFormer Deputy Assistant

Secretary & Chief Information Security Officer,

Department of Defence (USA) & Director

LogRhythm (video)


ISR & NATIONAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGIESNational Security Technologies and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance are critical to enhance our national security capabilities, to get real-time information to operatives in the field to make fast and effective decisions before threats happen.

This stream will look at how security organisations best utilise these capabilities along with advanced analytics, to mitigate threats.

SAFER COMMUNITIESCritical areas for national security and public safety are the policing and counter-terrorism preparations carried out by law enforcement, and government agencies.

Building safer communities requires all sectors of the community to work together in a coordinated and collaborative way; forming partnerships to promote safety, manage risk, increase the overall safety of its members and reduce the fear of harm.

This stream will look at the security challenges our communities face, and how they can be overcome.

CONFERENCE STREAMS

Rear Admiral (ret’d) David Simpson

Chief, Public Safety and Homeland Security

Bureau, Federal Communications

Commission (USA)

Steve Gollschewski Deputy Commissioner, Specialist Operations

QLD Police

Mark JenkinsAssistant Commissioner, State Crime Command

NSW Police

James McTavishNSW Cross Border

CommissionerNSW Trade & Investment

Adrian Richardson, Event Operations

Manager, Tennis Australia

Mark MurdochAssistant Commissioner

Counter TerrorismNSW Police

Levi WestDirector of Terrorism

StudiesCharles Sturt University

Associate Professor Nick O’Brien

Head of School, Australian Graduate School of Policing & Security / Centre for Law

& JusticeCharles Sturt University

Stephen FontanaAssistant Commissioner

Crime CommandVictoria Police

Marianne VoslooNational Manager

Technology & Innovation (CIO)

Australian Federal Police

Dr Katie WillisNational Manager

IntelligenceAustralian Criminal

Intelligence Commission

Richard DavisChief Technology Officer

National SecurityDSTO

Department of Defence

Lynn MooreAssistant Secretary

Border Intelligence Fusion Centre

Department of Immigration and Border

Protection

Debra AbbottAssistant CommissionerState Emergencies and

Security Command Victoria Police


WELCOME TO THE AUSTRALIAN SECURITY SUMMIT 2017Dear attendees and partners,

We are looking forward to welcoming you to the 3rd Annual Australian Security Summit at the Hotel Realm in Canberra on the 18-19 July 2017.

Unfortunate events domestically, regionally and globally, mean that the need for extended discourse and thinking, about the way we tackle national securities moving forward, is of utmost importance. The Australian Security Summit 2017, has taken the feedback on-board, and has adapted the summit to meet these needs.

New in 2017

delve deeper into the key issues affecting National Security

around key issues affecting national security

speaker (18 July)

We look forward to seeing you there in July.

Charlie HamerCo-Founder & Director, Public Sector Network+61 422 005 601charlie@publicsectornetwork.com.auwww.publicsectornetwork.com.au

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Tier

Seniority

Function

8%

Research & Policy23%

Cyber

23%

ISR & National Security

Technologies

19%

Policing

27%

Border

20%

State60%

Federal

20%

Other

30%

Assistant Secretary, General

Manager, Business Unit

Heads

30%

Executive Director, FAS, Assistant Commissioner

20%

Research, Policy, International & Local Gov.

20%

C-Level & Deputy Commissioner/Secretary, CEO

08:25 - 08:30

08:30 - 08:40

08:55 - 09:05

09:55 - 10:10

10:10- 10:40

AGENDA

07:55

PSN OPENINGCharlie Hamer, Co-Founder, Public Sector NetworkJohn Bale, CEO & Co-Founder, SoldierON

STRENGTHENING OUR NATIONAL SECURITY NETWORKSSenior Partner, KPMG

KEYNOTE: RESPONDING TO THE EVOLVING TERROR THREAT AND ENSURING SECURITY IN A PERIOD OF GEOPOLITICAL UNCERTAINTYSpeaker TBC

UK AND FUTURE SECURITY CHALLENGESSir Bernard Hogan-Howe, Former Commissioner, Metropolitan Police (UK) (Video)

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: COOPERATION AND INTERNATIONAL RESPONSES TO SECURITY AND COUNTER TERROR STRATEGY, Karin von Hippel, Director-General, Royal United Services Institute (UK) & Former Chief of Staff, Special Presidential Envoy for the Global Coalition to Counter ISIL, Department of State (USA)

MODERNISING CRIME CONTROL STRATEGIES USING LOCATION DATAPublic safety decision-makers rely upon complex, interconnected and reliable technology to analyse real-time information, understand emerging threats and provide actionable intelligence for problem solving.Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has emerged as the critical element for successful collection, management, analysis and dissemination of critical information. Whether utilised in the command centre or on a mobile device in the field, GIS is transforming and modernising police operations globally.Mike’s presentation will focus on topics such as: harvesting social media to better understand public sentiment and forecast public threats; analysing Big Data for actionable intelligence or investigations; resource management; and, real-time analysis of sensor, crime and historic data for domestic and global threats.Mike King, Chief of Staff (ret.), Utah Attorney General’s Office & Former Co-Chair, ViCAP National Board, Federal Bureau of Investigation (USA)

KEYNOTE: STRENGTHENING SECURITY TIES BETWEEN ISRAEL AND AUSTRALIA, THE CURRENT POLITICAL CLIMATE IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND ISRAEL’S FUTURE CHALLENGESH.E. Shmuel Ben-Shmuel, Ambassador of Israel to Australia

REGISTRATION

10:40 -11:10

12:50 -13:40

11:30- 12:00

KEYNOTE PANEL DISCUSSION: ADDRESSING FUTURE CYBER SECURITY CHALLENGES

What do we see as being the major challenges moving forward?How can we progress in Defence, Deterrence and Development

to Protect the Nation’s Critical Digital Infrastructure?How can we build effective cyber capabilities and partnerships

in the IndoPacific and across the Globe?Preparing ourselves as a nation for the growth of IoT and

working with industry and critical infrastructure providers to improve cyber securityPanellists:Clive Lines, Deputy Director, Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) & Coordinator, Australian Cyber Security Centre, Department of DefenceSarah Chidgey, First Assistant Secretary, National Security Division, Attorney General’s DepartmentSandra Ragg, Assistant Secretary, Cyber Policy, Department of Prime Minister and CabinetMichelle Price, Chief Operating Officer, Australian Cyber Security Growth NetworkRear Admiral (Ret’d) David Simpson, Former Chief, Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau, Federal Communications Commission (USA)

FUTURE OF BORDER SECURITYRon Colburn, President, The Border Patrol Foundation & Former National Deputy Chief, U.S. Border Patrol (USA)

PANEL DISCUSSION: ADDRESSING GLOBAL SECURITY CHALLENGESWhat do we see as being some of the biggest concerns to global

security over the next 5-10 years? How can we mitigate the risks posed?

to steady a destabilising global security environment?

protectionism is growing – how do we move forward? What can we done to ensure we have free movement of trade and skilled workers, while still protecting our national interests and security?

intelligence agencies, to combat violent extremism and ISIL? What happens after ISIL?PANELLISTS:H.E. Christophe Lecourtier, Ambassador of France to AustraliaH.E. Menna Rawlings CMG, British High Commissioner to AustraliaH.E. Naela Chohan, Pakistani High Commissioner to AustraliaH.E. Minda Calaguian-Cruz, Ambassador of Philippines to AustraliaProfessor Rory Medcalf, Head of the National Security College, ANU

LUNCH AND NETWORKING

11:05 -11:30

08:40 - 08:55

09:30 - 09:55

MORNING TEA AND NETWORKING

12:00 -12:05 BREAK TO ROUNDTABLES


18 JULY 2017 AUSTRALIAN SECURITY SUMMIT 2017CONFERENCE AGENDA

09:05 - 09:30

ROUNDTABLE 1TBC

ROUNDTABLE 2The future requirements

for intelligence in Australia: priorities for evolving

our national intelligence apparatus

ROUNDTABLE 3What tools and

technologies can assist border security?

ROUNDTABLE 4Biometrics for national

security

ROUNDTABLE 5Mitigating the risks of Cyber

Terrorism and Extremism

ROUNDTABLE 6Protecting from Cyber

Threats

ROUNDTABLE 7Understanding and

managing the threat posed by the darknet

ROUNDTABLE 8Managing Identity and Access Security to Mitigate the Insider

Threat

ROUNDTABLE 9Using big data and analytics

to mitigate real-time threats

ROUNDTABLE 10Protecting our Transport

Networks

ROUNDTABLE 11Stopping the financing:

The business of terrorism and how it is funded

ROUNDTABLE 12Radicalisation, terrorism and digital/social media

ROUNDTABLE 13Assessing the potential for UAVs as a tool to increase public safety and national

security

ROUNDTABLE 14Mitigating the threats

posed to critical infrastructure and

facilities

ROUNDTABLE 15Strategies for monitoring and protecting facilities

and personnel , and information assets

ROUNDTABLE 16Effective Crisis

Communications Planning and Strategies

ROUNDTABLE SESSIONSThe roundtable sessions run for 45 minutes and are run by strategic partners and industry analysts and professionals. The roundtables will be discussions around critical issues and strategies that project leaders may currently face at their organisations. Delegates must select 1 roundtable topic. ROUNDTABLE SESSION: 12:05 – 12:50



BORDER SECURITYSponsored by TBC

Opening Address, TBC

Biometrics and the New Era of National Security and Border Control

Joe Franzi, First Assistant Secretary Identity and Biometrics Division,Department of Immigration and Border Protection

Opening Address, Speaker TBC, LogRhythm

Analysing and Addressing the Threats, Risks and Opportunities Inherent in anExpanding Cyber World

David McLean, Commander, National Manager Organised Crime & Cyber, Australian Federal Police

Simon Hill, Industry Lead National Security, Esri Australia

A perspective on Major Events Planning – How to ensure safety at Australia’s most loved sporting event

Adrian Richardson, Event Operations Manager, Tennis Australia

Opening Address, Speaker TBC, Genetec

Enhancing Actionable Intelligence and Response Capabilities for Public Safety and National Security

Rear Admiral (Ret’d) David Simpson, Former Chief, Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau, Federal Communications Commission (USA)

CYBER CHALLENGESSponsored by LogRhythm

ISR & NATIONAL SECURITY TECH. Sponsored by Genetec

SAFER COMMUNITIESSponsored by Esri Australia

13:55 - 14:15

14:35 –15:05

14:15 - 14:35

Interstate and Inter-agency Collaboration to Combat Crime and Terrorism -

James McTavish, NSW Cross-Border Commissioner

Using Real-Time Data and Advanced Analytics to Mitigate Crimes and Threats

Debra Abbott, Assistant CommissionerState Emergencies and Security Command, Victoria Police

Panel Discussion: What steps are, and should our agencies be taking to contribute to a safer community?

Panellists:Mark Jenkins, Assistant Commissioner, State Crime Command, NSW PoliceStephen Fontana, Assistant Commissioner, Crime Command, Victoria PoliceMark Murdoch, Assistant Commissioner, Counter Terrorism, NSW PoliceAssociate Professor Nick O’Brien, Head of School, Australian Graduate School of Policing & Security / Centre for Law & Justice, Charles Sturt UniversityJohn Yates, Head of Security of Scentre Group & Former Assistant CommissionerCounter Terrorism Metropolitan Police (UK)

Panel Discussion: Protecting ourselves from Cyber Threats

Panellists:Suneel Randhawa, Research Leader, Cyber Assurance & Operations, DSTO, Department of DefenceDr Suelette Dreyfus, Computer Security and Hacking; Digital Privacy and Anonymity, Digital Whistleblowing, University of MelbourneCaptain Simon Reay Atkinson, Associate Professor. Centre for International. Security Studies & The Sydney Cyber Security Network, University of SydneyAngela Irwin, Director Cyber, Macquarie University

Panel Discussion: Advancing Intelligence, Analytics and National Security Technologies for Enhanced National Security

Panellists:Marianne Vosloo, National Manager Technology & Innovation (CIO), AFPDr Katie Willis, National Manager Intelligence, Australian Criminal Intelligence CommissionLynn Moore, Assistant Secretary, Border Intelligence Fusion Centre, Department of Immigration and Border ProtectionRichard Davis, CTO, National Security DSTO, Department of Defence

Public Private Sector Collaboration on Border Security TechnologyAdvancement in technology offer opportunities to improve how the Australian Border Force enables and facilitates its operations, using functionality such as biometrics for enhanced entry control, expansion of automated entry systems and an evolving cyber security environment.Dr John Coyne, Head of Border Security Program, Australian Strategic Policy Institute

Panel Discussion: How can Governments effectively manage ‘normal’ border operations, while simultaneously dealing with large influxes of people and goods in a heightened security environment?

Panellists:Ron Colburn, President, The Border Patrol Foundation & Former National Deputy Chief, U.S. Border Patrol (USA)Dr Dalbir Ahlawat, Senior Lecturer, Border Security, Department of Security Studies, Macquarie UniversityDr John Coyne, Head of Border Security Program, Australian Strategic Policy Institute

Working with the Private Sector to Protect our Critical Infrastructure from Cyber Threats

Craig Valli FACS, Director, Security Research Institute, ECU & Director, Australian Cyber Security Research Institute & Member, INTERPOL Cyber Crime Expert Group

13:40 - 13:55



15:05- 15:30

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: TOPIC TBCMajor General Delfin Lorenzana, Secretary, Department of National Defense (Philippines)

PARTNER SESSION: USING TECHNOLOGIES TO COUNTER TERRORISM AND VIOLENT EXTREMISMSpeaker TBC, Leidos

PANEL DISCUSSION: WORKING TOGETHER TO PROTECT OUR CITIES, INFRASTRUCTURE AND TRANSPORT NETWORKSThe national terrorism threat level for Australia is PROBABLE. Credible intelligence, assessed by our security agencies indicates that individuals or groups have developed both the intent and capability to conduct a terrorist attack in Australia. Identifying potential targets for terrorist attack can be a difficult task, but ensuring that we are prepared and resilient to any potential attack is essential to minimise the risk. Understanding that the security challenges have changed, and so must our response.

security?

manpower?

Panellists:Catherine Burn, Deputy Commissioner, Specialist Operations, NSW PoliceSteve Gollschewski , Deputy Commissioner, Specialist Operations, Queensland PoliceSue Wilkinson, Director Emergency Management, Security and Safety, Melbourne Cricket ClubJacinta Carroll, Senior Analyst and Director of the Counter Terrorism Policy Centre, ASPIDarren Kane, Chief Security Officer, nbn™ australia

TACKLING CHALLENGES OF SECURITY AND VIOLENT EXTREMISM IN IRAQH.E. Hussain Mahdi Al-Ameri Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq in Australia

PANEL: COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM

Panellists:H.E. Dr. A.M. Gondane, Ambassador of the India in AustraliaH.E. Sabri Kiçmari, Ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo in AustraliaDr Greg Barton, Research Professor in Global Islamic Politics, Alfred Deakin Institute (ADI), Co-Editor, Islam Christian Muslim Relations, Senior Fellow, Hedayah, Abu Dhabi, Deakin UniversityDr Julian Droogan, Senior Director, Department of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism, MQ UniversityDr Jan Alli, Senior Lecturer in Islam & Modernity, Islamic Studies Major Convenor, University of Western Sydney

Closing Remarks

AFTERNOON TEA & NETWORKING

NETWORKING DRINKS

15:55 -16:20

17:05- 17:35

17:35

17:35- 18:30

16:20 -16:50

15:30 -15:55



16:50- 17:05

Workshop A - Cyber SecuritySecurity directors are the leaders at the table when crisis hits an organisation. The cascade of consequences that follows a major breach is overwhelming for many organisations and security directors need to lead on business continuity, preparing their organisation to engage effectively with law enforcement and regulators while maintaining effective command and control through the crisis.

Overcoming new and Emerging Cyber Threats

Content TBC

Crisis Simulation: The Security Director helping to lead Response to a Cyber Attack This Role Play runs through decisions Security Directors should be ready for

The Simulation is based on real-life cases, at medium-large businesses

Security Directors will learn the consequences of typical choices

How the Security Director can prepare their Executive Team for Cyber Attack

Workshop B - Counter Terrorism and PolicingBenefit from insights into the latest developments in counter terrorism and learn how to protect your organisation from the global terror threat.

Understand the risk posed by modern terrorism and the evolving nature of extremism.

Understand the key role that people working across the public and private sector have to play in preventing and responding to terrorist attacks

Learn how professionals working in education, local government and the private sector can play a vital role in public safety and detecting the early signs of radicalisation.

Discover how new technologies and techniques are being used to protect the public, businesses and key infrastructure.

Network with other delegates from various sectors and discuss potential solutions to shared problems.


19 JULY 2017 AUSTRALIAN SECURITY SUMMIT 2017WORKSHOP DAY

9:00AM - 12:30PM - Delegates Pick Workshop A or B

Workshop C - Biometrics & Technologies for Advancing National Security and Border Protection

This workshop will explore how political issues affecting the border security community, such as increasing immigration in the ASEAN as well as cross-border terrorism, can be combated and managed using innovative technological solutions.

Enhancing surveillance and detection strategies, effectively utilising manned and unmanned vehicles as well as biometric technology and exploring the threats against land, sea and air borders will take centre stage in this workshop.

These topics will be addressed by military speakers, border control and customs officials, solution providers, and technological experts on hand to present the latest information and developments in Border Security.

Workshop D - Using Data & Analytics and Advancing Intelligence For National Security

Content TBC


19 JULY 2017 AUSTRALIAN SECURITY SUMMIT 2017WORKSHOP DAY

1:00PM - 4:30PM - Delegates Pick Workshop C or D

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