Hosted & Organised by

InterContinental Festival City, Dubai, UAE

December

2 0 1 9

9-10INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXPO

Dubai Police Site Visit & Dubai Tour

11 December

2 0 1 9

In Partnership with

Through state-of-the-art national security programs, Dubai

serves as a benchmark of urban safety. The city continues to set global standards for crime

prevention despite boasting a booming tourism industry and a transient population. Commendably, the organization at the core of these security frameworks is The Dubai Police.

With this in mind, we are pleased to organize the Crime Prevention International Conference (CPIC) under the patronage

of The Dubai Police on 9-10 December 2019 in Dubai, UAE to highlight the programs underwriting UAE’s nation-wide safety

strategies while exploring the global initiatives shaping the future of urban safety and security. This unprecedented 2- day Conference & Expo is dedicated to both strengthening

the future of community policing and exchanging best-practices in crime prevention.

E v e n t o v e r v i e w

Event Vision

Raise awareness about the latest Dubai Police strategies to maintain Dubai as one of thesafest cities in the world amongst UAE citizens, global experts and UAE leadership

Showcase innovative technologies, techniques and equipment to ensure future urban safety

Establish lasting global relations amongst the top police and security leaders from around the world

Increase media and public awareness about strategies and innovations in maintaining a safe urban community

VIP SPEAKERS

HECTOR RODRIGUEZ

Regional Risk Officer, CEMEA Visa

CHRIS MATHERSA professional public speaker

& trainer on Privacy, Security and the

Detection of Crime

VINNY TROIA

Security Expert, Keynote Speaker, Hacker & Digital

Investigator

RICHARD VAN HOOIJDONK

International speaker, crime &technology trendwatcher

& futurist

TOM MCKAY

Founder and President, CPTED Ontario

Deputy Assistant Director, Criminal Investigation Department, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Calvin A Shivers

COMMISSIONER MIKE BUSH

Chief, New Zealand Police Department

DAC CHARLES SHNG YUNN CHINN

Director, Community Partnership Department, Singapore Police Force

COMMANDER MARK MCEWAN

Chief, Crime Prevention, Inclusion & Engagement,

London Metropolitan Police

ASSISTANT CHIEF JEFFREY MADDREY

Commanding Officer Patrol Borough Brooklyn North,

NYPD

GUY COLLYER

Head of Academy, Police Crime Prevention

Academy, UK

Global Security StrategistMARC GOODMAN

DAY ONE - 9 DECEMBER 2019

Registration 08:30

VIPs arrive and seated 10:00

MC welcome by Maitha Ibrahim, Sama Dubai10:09

Holy Quran 10:10

Crime Prevention in the Digital Era

10:15 The Future of Cybercrime and Terrorism

Future terrorism uses new digital technology and organizational structures in order to achieve its goal, affecting critical infrastructure. The key is to identify which technologies pose the biggest threats and how law enforcement leaders can protect their communities digitally

Richard Van Hooijdonk , Crime and technology trendwatcher & futurist

10:40

Crime as a Business

• How the proliferation of Bitcoin and other anonymous currencies is supporting certain types of criminal activity. • How organized criminals are leveraging privacy legislation to conceal their past activities and perpetrate fraud. • Use of synthetic identities to commit fraud

Chris Mathers , Former undercover agent for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the US Drug Enforcement Administration, and the US Customs Service.

12:30

Technology Innovation Panel: Artificial Intelligence

Topic: Safe CityMaha Muraish, Vice President/Data Monetization & Digital Channels, Etisalat Digital

Topic: Innovative technologies as Instrument for Law Enforcement , Arjan Kolvoort, Senior Consultant, Rola Security Solutions

Official Conference Opening

11:05 Opening Video

Keynote: Security in a Connected World Marc Goodman, Global Security Futurist

11:11

11:36 Official inauguration of the exhibition Exhibition area networking and refreshments

11:10 MC introduction of Marc Goodman

UAE National Anthem 11:00

MC welcome by Maitha Ibrahim, Sama Dubai11:03

13:25 Technology Innovation Panel: Crime Prediction

Topic: Tactilon Agnet, Eric Davalo, Head of Strategic Development of Secure Land Communications, Airbus

Topic: Safety 360°: Comprehensive security system for Country and Public Events, Alex Minin, CEO, N-Tech Lab

Topic: Fusing data and technology for insights on criminal risk, Lawrie Elder, Head of Public Sector - EMEA & AP, Fraud & Security Intelligence Division, SAS

Topic: Artificial intelligence and facial recognition, Chris Zhou, Director, AI solution design and delivery,Megvii Technology

Crime Prevention in the Digital Era

13:50

Hunting Cyber Criminals This talk will provide insight into modern threat groups like The Dark Overlord and Gnostic Players. The discussion will detail the formation of the groups, information on their structure, their core members, and the tactics behind their attacks. Troia will convey confidential information gathered in dealings with the groups and their members. He will also dive into how these criminals continue to make money, some of the companies they have breached (including several that have not been announced), and the many clues they leave behind during data breaches.

Vinny Troia, Security Expert, Keynote Speaker, Hacker & Digital Investigator

Networking Lunch 14:15

12:00- 13:00The future of protecting organisations - Richard Van Hooijdonk

To strengthen our counterterrorism strategies, we must adapt to contemporary threats. One way of doing this is by using cyber technology to shut down digital communication between terrorists. A major focus area in the fight against terrorism is prediction and prevention. Biometric recognition technologies, communication monitoring and the use of big data for prediction are powerful tools.

16:00- 17:00Threat intelligence - Vinny Troia

Real investigative scenarios using Data Viper to identify key members of The Dark Overlord and Gnostic Players. We will uncover specific information about the true identities of the group’s members by following historical evidence of their identities stored within the Data Viper archives.

16:00- 17:00Preventing Crime Through Problem Solving - Guy Collyer

An examination of the police use of Problem-Solving techniques and how you can use proven models to solve identified crime problems within your policing area. This will include a practical element for delegates to take part in as well as some examples of previous successes in the UK.

TRAININGS

Topic: Innovation Spotlight AI Empowering Safer Cities , Robert Wang, MENA Technical Director, Hikvision

Topic: Smart Police,Eason Rao, CTO and overseas solutions director, Dahua Technology

Registration 08:00

09:05

VIPs arrive and seated

Technology Innovation Panel: Public Safety

Topic: Oyoon Dubai project, Brigadier-General Jamal Salim Al Jallaf , Director, Criminal Investigation, Department of Dubai Police

Topic: Crime Prediction in Dubai - A Case Study , Marwan Fadul, GIS Technical Director, Space Imaging Middle East

Topic: MobileID Companion , Ihar Bayarenka, Vice President, Industrial Innovation Group

Topic: CBRN Emergency Decision Support, Col. Brian Clesham, Former, Chief of Staff Defence CBRN Centre , CRISTANINI

Topic: Are you ready?, Sunil Singh, General Manager - MEA, AQSACOM

10:20

DAY TWO- 10 DECEMBER 2019

09:00

Urban Safety

09:30 FBI/ CID Priorities, Targeted Threats and Overall Best Practices

Calvin A Shivers, Deputy Assistant Director, Criminal Investigation Department, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Developing crime resilient communities one academy at a timeNew and innovative approach to crime prevention training that is revolutionizing the way crime prevention is delivered. This concept recognizes that delivery of crime prevention information was limited, and methods had remained static, sought to make comprehensive crime prevention training available to general public for the very first time. Tom McKay , President of the International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners (ISCPP) , Founder and President, CPTED Ontario

09:55 Transforming policing: Rebuilding communities post major attack

Under Commissioner Bush, New Zealand cut its crime rate by 20 percent in four years while boosting public satisfaction with policing. He attributes its “180-degree shift” to a prevention-focused approach—a shift that holds lessons for other public-sector transformations. Commissioner Mike Bush, Chief, New Zealand Police Department

Exhibition area networking and refreshments 11:20

11:50 Crime prevention and the use of advanced data Assistant Chief Jeffrey Maddrey, Commanding Officer Patrol Borough Brooklyn North, New York City Police Department (NYPD)

Closing Ceremony and Awards 13:30

Networking Lunch14:00

12:15 Police-Community Partnership in Singapore

In 2019, Singapore Police Force launched the online program and application ‘i-Witness’ which allows citizens to directly interact with police in real time. Offences and incidents can be reported via text, picture or video. This direct-from-public data also aids law enforcement in strengthening crime awareness and investigations into major crimes. DAC Charles Shng Yunn Chinn, Director, Community Partnership Department, Singapore Police Force

ATM cash-out attacks 2016- 2018

With global adoption of EMV chip, favoured targets of opportunity are transitioning. Visa will address the major incidents of the past 3 years and the leading detection and disruption tools to combat evolving criminal cash-out strategies. Hector Rodriguez, Regional Risk Officer, Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa (CEMEA), Visa Inc.

13:05

12:40 London Metropolitan Police case study: Be Safe campaign Be Safe is an ongoing Met Police crime prevention campaign that aims to motivate, empower and mobilize in Londoners to take steps to protect themselves and their property from crime. It piloted October 2016 focusing on residential burglary in selected hotspot boroughs and has since developed to include mobile phone theft and scooter theft across London.

Commander McEwan, Service Lead- Crime Prevention, Metropolitan Police Service

15:00- 17:00Crime Prevention Academy - Tom Mckay

New and innovative approach to crime prevention training that is revolutionizing the way crime prevention is delivered. This concept recognizes that delivery of crime prevention information was limited, and methods had remained static, sought to make comprehensive crime prevention training available to general public for the very first time.

TRAININGS15:00- 17:00Money laundering, bulk cash smuggling and storefront money laundering operations - Chris Mathers

Topics to be addressed include: • Detection, Prevention and Investigation of Money Laundering • Fraud Investigation • Foreign Due Diligence Investigations • Travel Safety and Security

SPONSORED BY

11 DECEMBER 2019DUBAI POLICE SITE VISIT AND DUBAI CITY TOUR

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10:00-

10:30Transfer from hotel to Al Shindagha Museum

Pick up at Intercontinental Hotel Dubai Festival City

10:30-

11:00Museum visit

11:00-

11:20Transfer from Museum to gold souk

11:20-

11:50Gold souk

11:50-

12:05Spice souk

12:05-

12:10Walk from souk to abra taxi station

12:10-

12:20Abra ride

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12:40Walk from abra station to SMCCU

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13:15SMCCU and think tank

13:15-

14:15Lunch at SMCCU

14:15-

14:20Walk from SMCCU to SPS Alseef

FLOOR PLAN

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