SECURITY CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION

An event by

Park Inn Hotel, London Heathrow

CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION Thursday 7 November 2019

WELCOME

Roy Cooper, Managing Director of Professional Security

Magazine, welcomes you to Security TWENTY 19

London here at the Park Inn Hotel at London Heathrow.

We have planned the day so that you can enjoy some

excellent presentations from key industry people that

are involved with the changing world in which we live.

Whatever your subject of expertise, there should be

something in the presentations for you to learn and

leave feeling better informed. I would like to thank

firstly exhibitors who have made the day possible with

their contributions, and a special thanks to our sponsors

IFSEC International, Hikvision, Seagate, CSL Dualcom,

Eligo Recruitment, Axis Communications and Security Dynamics. Please take the

time to visit their stands as they too have new innovations you may not have seen

before. I also would especially like to thank our key note speakers for taking the

time out of their busy days to come and share their knowledge with you, but more

to the point I would like to thank you for coming along. I hope you have a great day

and look forward to welcoming you to our next event.

NOMINATED CHARITY

As you may know, we aim to raise funds for local charities at each of our events

and are especially keen to support charities which are close to the hearts of our

exhibitors and delegates.

At Security TWENTY 19 London we will be raising funds for Child Victims of

Crime who are solely focused on supporting children, young people and families

who are victims of serious crime. They

help them cope with what has

happened, support their recovery and

provide services that enable them to

put events behind them, move on and

fulfil their life’s potential.

For more information about the charity visit: embracecvoc.org.uk

For individuals participating in the Security Institute’s Continuing

Professional Development (CPD) Scheme, seven formal points are available

for this conference and one informal point for the exhibition

PROGRAMME

08.30 Registration & Refreshments available in the exhibition area

10.00 Welcome and introductions

Roy Cooper -

Professional Security Magazine Michael White -

Conference Chair

10.05 tbc Simon Banks

BSIA

10.30 Secure by Default Hikvision

10.45 The Collaborative Family: A Relationship Between Membership Organisations and the Regulators

Rick Mounfield

Security Institute

11.10 Latest News from Seagate Seagate

11.25 Refreshments available in the exhibition area

12.00 Doing More with Today’s Technologies Vaion

12.15 An Update from the Security Industry

Authority

Elizabeth France CBE

Security Industry Authority

12.35 Manufacturer Update from Eagle Eye Eagle Eye Networks

12.50 Securing Your Business: Securing New

Contracts

Chris Pinder

IASME

13.15 Summary of Conference Michael White

13.20 Lunch and Refreshments available in the exhibition area

15.30 Exhibition closes

SPEAKERS

Elizabeth France, CBE - Security Industry Authority

Elizabeth France was appointed Chair of the SIA Board in January 2014. She is also Chair of the Police Advisory Board for England and Wales, a member of the British Transport Police Authority, Pro Chancellor of Aberystwyth University and a member of the General Assembly of Manchester University. Until 31 March 2014 Elizabeth was Chair of the Office for Legal Complaints. From 2002 to 2009 she was Chief Ombudsman and Chief Executive of the Ombudsman Service Ltd, which provided the Telecommunications Ombudsman Service (Otelo), the Energy Ombudsman Service and the Surveyors Ombudsman Service. She was a Non-Executive Director of the Serious Organised Crime Agency from 2005-2010. Elizabeth began her career in the Home Office, resigning to become the Data Protection Registrar in September 1994 and becoming Information Commissioner in January 2001.

Elizabeth has been awarded honorary doctorates by the Universities of De Montfort, Loughborough and Bradford and is a Fellow of Aberystwyth University. In June 2002 she was awarded a CBE, for services to data protection.

Simon Banks - BSIA

Simon founded CSL in 1996. Considered an expert within the Security and Communications industry, he is a board member for both the National Security Inspectorate (NSI) and BAFE, representing the fire and security industry and a monthly columnist for Professional Security Magazine. In 2018, Simon was also appointed Chairman of the British Security Industry Association to lead the board of 15 section head directors in line with advancing technology and changing attitudes to securing lives and property.

He founded Apprentices for Fire and Security in 2011 which has placed over 3,000 young apprentices into careers within the Security Sector and also represents security manufacturers on the Governments' Trailblazer initiative to rewrite the future apprentice curriculum from 2017.

SPEAKERS

Rick Mounfield - Security Institute

Rick Mounfield MSc CSyP FSyI completed his career in the Royal Military Police in 2011 as a Regimental Sergeant Major. His career spanned 23 years, an accumulated 8 years of which were served on operational tours. He was awarded a Meritorious Service Medal by HM the Queen in 2011 for his outstanding career including Close Protection services to British Ambassadors and Senior Generals in hostile countries. When he retired, he was licensed by the SIA as a CP Operator. Between 2011 and 2017, Rick worked exclusively in the UHNW security arena, employing Close Protection Officers and security specialists in roles across the world.

He is one of only 140 Security Specialists in the UK to be awarded the highest award of Chartered Security Professional (CSyP) and has an MSc in Security Management from Loughborough Uni. The disparity between those that were professional and those that were not had a marked impact on Rick’s decision to accept his current role of Chief Executive at the Security Institute. He now drives the strategic aims of the Institute, one of which is to encourage professional development and continuous learning.

Chris Pinder - IASME

Following an extensive career in the physical security arena, Chris has spent the last 4 years within the cyber security sector, initially, as the cyber security lead for the Worcestershire Growth Hub. For the last 3-years, he has been part of the senior management team for the IASME Consortium.

IASME is currently one of 5 Accreditation Bodies approved by NCSC for the delivery of the Government backed Cyber Essentials scheme. From April 2020, IASME will be the NCSC’s sole Cyber Essentials Partner. Chris is currently the Project Manager responsible for ensuring the smooth transition to the new era for Cyber Essentials.

SPEAKERS

Michael White - G4S Secure Solutions

With twenty years industry experience and a background in operational management that includes critical national infrastructure sites, blue chip city clients and diplomatic clients across a range of industry sectors Mike moved into compliance and risk management five years ago initially as a consultant and latterly with G4S. His experience includes working in the Middle East and he regularly chairs and presents at conferences both in the UK and in Europe.

In addition to his G4S role Mike was a volunteer Director at the Security Institute, a former Chairman of IPSA and a member of The Court of Assistants within The Worshipful Company of Security Professionals. He currently also chairs the working group at the British Standards Institute reviewing BS 7499, is a member of the group reviewing BS 7858 and is working with the Security Industry Authority as a member of the team reviewing the licence linked training requirements for the security industry. His spare time is taken up with his allotment and as a frustrated Southampton FC supporter and an equally frustrated supporter of the French national rugby team.

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