The APAC PORT SECURITY FORUM 2010

March 22-23, 2010

Bayview Boulevard, Sydney

With reform and legislative change likely to impact the regions’ port and maritime security environment, now is the time to prepare. For those involved in port security, their primary objective is to protect the port, its people and its cargo from potential security threats. The focus of the discussion is expanding however, with an increasing focus on the role of ports in ensuring security in the broader international context. To achieve this, port operators, transport authorities / regulators and supply chain participants must work collaboratively on improving overall security.

This interactive forum will critically examine the key emerging risk areas in port security, but most importantly it delves into how ports are responding to issues as they arise. Speakers will delve into the implementation of effective security strategies including the development of port security infrastructure, reform in regulatory standards and the ongoing issues of compliance, securing the supply chain and keeping up with the rapidly changing world of technology within security.

This event is a must attend for any Manager, Director or Advisor / Consultant  in the industry who wishes to develop a deeper understanding of port security as it stands in 2010.

 

 
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Explore
The Impact of New Technologies in the Context of Port Security

Effective Strategies for Complying with Changing Regulations

Proactive Risk Assessment to Ensure Total Security

Port Security in the Broader Context

Who Will Attend
Ports

Security

Safety

Risk Management

Shipping / Cruise Liner Operators

Transport / Security Policy

Policing

Surveillance

Border Protection

Naval and Defence Maritime Operations

For more details, please visit the website: http://liquidlearning.com.au/llg08/March/the-apac-regional-port-security-innovation-forum-2010.html