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AIRPORT SECURITY ASIA 2012
Main Conference: 27 & 28 February 2012 | Workshops: 28 & 29 February 2012
Venue: Prince Hotel & Residence,Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | www.airportsecurityasia.com
Key Speakers:
Dato Azharuddin Abdul Rahman,
Director General, Department of
Civil Aviation Malaysia
Ahmad Al Haddabi, Chief
Operating Officer, Abu Dhabi
Airports Company, United Arab
Emirates
Sidney Chau, Executive Director,
Aviation Security Company
Limited
Transportation Security
Administration, U.S. Department
of Homeland Security
Mohammad Marabha, Director
(Aviation Security), Civil Aviation
Regulatory Commission, Jordan
Dwi Afriyanto, Chief Section for
Aviation Security, Directorate
General of Civil Aviation,
Indonesia
Keok Tong San, Commander,
Airport Police Division,
Singapore
*pending approval
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Teotimo Cruz, Chief for Operation Establishing World-Class Security:
Understanding Complex Regulations, Utilising
(Airport Police Department), Manila
International Airport Authority
Advanced Technologies and Conducting
Win Swe Tun, Deputy Director
Effective Training
General, Department of Civil
Aviation Myanmar
Adrian Tang, Chief Inspector of
Police (Key Points and Search
Attend Airport Security Asia 2012 to:
Division), Hong Kong Police Force Benchmark and learn from other established airports in areas of airport
*pending approval security
Review existing and new technologies for airport security measures
Subagiyo Basiran, General Understand different types of security trainings and learn ways to implement
Manager, Soekarno-Hatta
them effectively
International Airport, Indonesia
Effectively implement security regulations and better quality control
Superintendent AP Zakaria bin Understand the current trend in threats and their preventive measures
Daud, Senior Manager (Aviation Balance security measures and passengers experience
Security), Malaysia Airports Collaborate better with other countries for security systems and strategies
Holding Berhad enhancement
Enhance the human element in security measures for operational excellence
Albano Albuquerque, Security
Advisor, Administration of Airport
Limited, Macau
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Senior representative, Office of
Transportation Security,
Philippines
A) Looking into Computer B) Advanced Airport
Senior representative, Civil Based Training (CBT): Is Security
Aeronautics Administration, this the Right One for You? Management
Ministry of Transportation and
Communications, Taiwan
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 ABOUT THE EVENT
Workshop
Dear Aviation Professionals, SPONSOR AIRPORT SECURITY ASIA 2012:

Surging number of air travelers and cargoes has brought heavy investment to
Showcase your latest security solutions and technologies to the decision makers
expand existing airports and build new airports in Asia. This brings airport
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Launch your new products and services in the exhibition, workshops and live
symbol of nation sovereignty and millions of passengers involved. demonstration

Airport security has always been a challenging field to look into. The ever
Reach out to highly targeted international audiences from the aviation industry
evolving and growing crimes and terrorism threats are the key issues that
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Brand your products and services and strengthen your positioning in the market

Airport Security Asia 2012 is the third annual conference that enables
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sharing of expertise and best practices among Civil Aviation Authorities,
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Demonstrate your industrial expertise to your potential customers
opportunity for aviation professionals like you to hear the latest and advanced
methodologies deployed by the industry experts in light of your ever
Obtain first hand market knowledge in the industry form the expert panel of speakers
challenging aviation security issues.

With discussions on regulations, technologies and training, Airport Security

Asia 2012 is a great platform intended for aviation professionals like you to
learn and improve. A good opportunity for personnel working in the aviation
I look forward to welcoming you at Airport Security Asia 2012 in February. security field to share their knowledge and experience in
Warmest regards,
the Asian context.
Hong Kong Police Force
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 CONFERENCE AGENDA
08:30 Registration & Welcome Coffee
09:00 Opening Remarks from the Chair
09:10 Bringing Better Security Measures into Your
Airports: A Look into Abu Dhabi Airport
Companys Human-Based Security Strategy
Highlighting the importance of human intelligence
as the essential factor in aviation security
Utilising the latest intelligent technologies for
crimes and terrorisms prevention
Establishing specialised units with specialised
roles in areas of operation
Analysing the progress of the strategies
implementation to make future improvement plans
Ahmed Al Haddabi, Chief Operating Officer, Abu
Dhabi Airports Company, United Arab Emirates
09:50 Learning from the Aviation Security Company
Limited, Hong Kong in Establishing Effective
Aviation Security Strategies for your Airports
Meeting the current requirements in security
regulations while having the best practices in
airport security matters
Steering a proactive approach to intensify the
security system in your airports
Analysing the current approach and its
effectiveness
Building a road-map for the security of your airport
Sidney Chau, Executive Director, Aviation
Security Company Limited
10:30 Morning Tea & Networking Break
11:00 Developing Effective Strategies in Implementing
the Latest Regulations in Aviation Security
Understanding the current Department of Civil
Aviation Malaysia strategies in regulating the
aviation security aspects in Malaysian airports
Analysing the benefits and potential improvements
through implementation of the latest regulations
Establishing strategies for strong interagency
coordination
Developing effective procedures for security
checks without compromising on passengers flow
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DAY One Monday, 27 February, 2012
and experience
Dato Azharuddin Abdul Rahman, Director General,
Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia
11:40 Achieving Internationally Standardised Regulations
on Airport Security: What Are the Challenges?
Recognising the barriers and benefits of international
harmonisation in airport security standards, for
regulators and industry
Understanding the frequency, volume and complexity
of changes in international standards
Implementing standardisation on airport security:
What are the potential shortfalls and the relevant
potential preventive measures?
Establishing potential actions for all the stakeholders
Dwi Afriyanto, Chief Section for Aviation Security,
Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Indonesia
12:20 Lunch & Networking Break
13:20 Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission of Jordans
Perspective: Looking into Security Trainings to
Enhance your Airport Security Measures
Understanding the standards and requirements for
airport security training
Learning about different types of training, its pros and
cons
Looking more in-depth into getting certifications for
your security personnel
Establishing effective training programmes for your
airport
Mohammad Marabha, Director (Aviation Security),
Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission, Jordan
14:00 Conducting Security Testing to Enhance the
Human Element in Airport Security Measures:
Lesson Learnt from the Singapore Police Force,
Airport Police Headquarters
Highlighting the importance of human factor in ground
security measures
Recognising challenges in achieving 0% human error
Implementation of security testing in Changi Airport:
How effective is it?
Establishing future plans for security testing in your
airports: What are the things to be taken note of?
Keok Tong San, Commander, Airport Police
Division, Singapore
*pending approval
14:40 Afternoon Tea & Networking Break
15:10 Improving the Quality Standard of Normative
Documents to Maximise Compliance
The importance of optimising airport security
standards and regulations to avoid ambiguity and
misinterpretation
Analysing potential loopholes and ways to improve
it
Testing the improved standards to check the
outcome
Validating the standards before nation-wide
implementation takes place
Win Swe Tun, Deputy Director General,
Department of Civil Aviation Myanmar
15:50 PANEL DISCUSSION
Discussing the Essentials in Achieving Air Cargo
Excellence
How to achieve an efficient and reliable air cargo
service with the highest standards of air cargo
safety and security
Reviewing the essential role of technologies in
overcoming the constantly evolving security threats
Highlighting the importance of collaborating with
the air cargo industry for best practices in air cargo
handling operations
Providing best-value and secure services to airport:
Implementation and implications
Panelists include:
Subagiyo Basiran, General Manager, Soekarno-
Hatta International Airport, Indonesia
Ahmed Al Haddabi, Chief Operating Officer, Abu
Dhabi Airports Company, United Arab Emirates
Superintendent AP Zakaria bin Daud, Senior
Manager (Aviation Security), Malaysia Airports
Holding Berhad
16:30 Chairmans Summary & End of Day One
 CONFERENCE AGENDA
08:30 Registration & Welcome Coffee
09:00 Opening Remarks from the Chair
09:10 Adopting Aviation Security Strategies that Work:
Lesson Learnt from Aviation Security Division of
Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad
Understanding the different operational challenges
of aviation security for airports in Malaysia
Learning about the steps taken in regulating the
aviation security in Malaysia airports
Investing in security technologies that work
Examining different strategies deployed and its
effectiveness
Superintendent AP Zakaria bin Daud, Senior
Manager (Aviation Security), Malaysia Airports
Holding Berhad
09:50 Learning the Airport Security Preventive
Measures Adopted by Airport Police Division,
Manila International Airport Authority,
Philippines
Examining the security layers adopted by Manila
International Airport Authority
Using effective strategies to ensure successful
implementation
Managing your resources in the implementation
Identifying the potential improvements and
establishing the forward plans
Captain Teotimo Cruz, Chief for Operation (Airport
Police Department), Manila International Airport
Authority
10:30 Morning Tea & Networking Break
11:00 Indonesian Airports Perspective: Enhancing
Cargo Security Screenings through Introduction
of Regulated Agents
Introducing regulated agents into cargo inspection
procedures in Indonesian airports
Comparing the effectiveness of cargo security
inspection with and without regulated agents
Establishing policies and regulations for the
regulated agents
Ensuring the competitiveness of export-imports in
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DAY Two Tuesday, 28 February, 2012
the international trade
Subagiyo Basiran, General Manager, Soekarno-
Hatta International Airport, Indonesia
11:40 Body Scanners and Automated Target Recognition:
Can We Finally Enhance Security Measures without
Compromising on Privacy?
Highlighting the concerns and challenges to the
original naked body scanners
Defining Automated Target Recognition: What is it
and how does it work on the body scanners?
Learning the advantages of using Automated Target
Recognition software for body scanners: What does it
mean for you?
Understanding the limitations and how to overcome
them
Transportation Security Administration, U.S.
Department of Homeland Security
12:20 Lunch & Networking Break
13:20 Predictive Profiling: Preventing Possible Threats
from Criminals and Terrorists
Utilising predictive profiling as opposed to racial,
religious or ethnic profiling
Leveraging effective technologies and methodologies
to thwart crimes and terrorisms
Training of the security personnel through role playing
to increase their familiarity
Planning and implementing security system drills to
maintain security performance
Albano Albuquerque, Security Advisor,
Administration of Airport Limited, Macau
14:00 Civil Aeronautics Administration of Taiwan
Perspective: Effective Management of Security
Trainings in an Increasingly Demanding Regulatory
Environment for Airport Authorities
Enhancing control of security issues in an airport
within the strict national and international regulations
Using the appropriate tools to enhance the security
trainings in your airports
Maintaining compliance in aviation security aspects
within the related agencies
Establishing future plans for improved standards in
trainings
Senior representative, Civil Aeronautics
Administration, Ministry of Transportation and
Communications, Taiwan
*pending approval
14:40 Afternoon Tea & Networking Break
15:10 Establishing a K9 Security Team as
Counterterrorism and Narcotic Interdiction
Strategy to Protect Your Nations Airports:
Lesson Learnt from Office of Transportation
Security, Philippines
Highlighting the benefits and implications of K9
Security Team implementation
Planning and developing effective training course
for the canine security team
Reaching successful collaborations to ensure the
success of the implementation: Who needs to be
involved and in what aspects?
K9 Security Team implementation in Philippines
thus far: What are the strategies that have been
successfully tested?
Senior representative, Office of Transportation
Security, Philippines
15:50 Establishing Robust Quality Control in Aviation
Security
Highlighting the importance of compliance
monitoring and enforcement to achieve robust
quality control in aviation security
Understanding the Standard Operating Procedures
(SOPs) in performing security audits
Overcoming the challenges in performing regular
security audits
Developing robust risk management techniques to
minimise the impact of unfortunate incidents
Adrian Tang, Chief Inspector of Police (Key Points
and Search Division), Hong Kong Police Force
*pending approval
16:30 Chairmans Summary & End of Conference
 INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS
Workshop A: 28 Feb, Workshop
2012 Workshop B: 29 Feb, 2012
17:00 20:00 09:00 12:00
(Including networking break) (Including networking break)

Looking into Computer Based Training (CBT): Is Advanced Airport Security Management
this the Right One for You?

Facilitator: Mohammad Marabha, Director (Aviation Security), Civil Aviation Facilitator: Captain Teotimo Cruz, Chief for Operation (Airport Police Department),
Regulatory Commission, Jordan Manila International Airport Authority

Meeting the rigorous standards for training in aviation security while coping with the
enormous work can be such a great challenge. Some airports have been looking into
Computer Based Training (CBT) as a cost & time effective way to train the security
personnel while also meeting the strict national and international standards. However,
CBT may not be for everyone nor it is for every situation. This workshop will help to
choose the right ones to suit your needs.
Implementing best practices in airport security is an ongoing subject that aviation
professionals need to look into. This workshop will discuss on the latest and advanced
methodologies in airport security management that are solid and are proven to be
effective as preventive measures strategies.

Discussion Points: Discussion Points:

Understanding the difference between conventional training and CBT:
How can it overcome your challenges?
Understanding the limitations of CBT and how to overcome them
Analysing the available choices for CBT and choosing the suitable
one for your security personnel
Verifying the abilities of security personnel to implement aviation
security preventive measures
Going in-depth into the people aspect in aviation security system
Looking into antiterrorism training for your security personnel
Establishing concept and planning for sound crisis management
procedures
Getting best practices for your testing and exercises

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