Security conferences 2023 provide numerous educational and networking opportunities for industry professionals. Attendees can discover new solutions, form relationships with peers and suppliers, and advance their careers by attending.
At DSI’s Big Data for Intelligence Symposium, leaders from the intelligence community and DoD meet to explore strategies for using data as an asset.
Securing New Ground
Securing New Ground, hosted annually in New York City, brings together security industry’s brightest minds and biggest players for top-level information sharing, networking and business analysis. Focused on trends relevant to attendees allowing them to clearly establish strategy and propel their businesses forward – luminaries, entrepreneurs, CEOs of leading companies and investors are all welcome!
Key speakers at the event highlighted a key trend: understanding end users better. With technology’s rapid expansion of connectivity, inputs, outputs and the “attack surface” increase significantly – so manufacturers need to ensure security is built-in so people feel secure while using products.
At the same time, it’s vital that security measures do not compromise fan experience. Delegates heard how professional sports leagues are working to keep fans safe while offering them the optimal viewing experience at stadiums and arenas nationwide.
SNG 2023 features keynote remarks from security leaders at SAP and Johnson Controls, discussions about how CSOs mitigate risk, topic-focused thought leadership roundtables, lively networking receptions and special off-site dinner events – including one featuring retired four-star U.S. Army general Stanley McChrystal who previously led international forces in Afghanistan – along with remarks by General Stanley McChrystal as part of an off-site rooftop reception and sit down meal experience on October 17th – all included as an add-on ticket purchase!
TMA Annual Meeting
The TMA Annual Meeting is an intensive five-day conference featuring high-level educational sessions, open networking forums and lively social events aimed at building connections among colleagues from around the globe. Attendees frequently bring along spouses, guests and children for additional networking opportunities and to stay current with industry developments while gaining insights into business trends and opportunities. Registrants should expect to gain knowledge on recent advances within their industry as well as insight into business trends and opportunities that may emerge during registration.
The conference concluded with a discussion on cybersecurity. Speakers included Timothy J. Pastore, partner at Duvall and Stachenfeld LLP; Nathan Wilcox, Vivint’s chief compliance officer; and Jamie Barnett from Venable LLP. This panel focused on the legal implications associated with a breach. Wilcox suggested companies create plans and practice them before consulting outside experts to help formulate and implement such a plan.
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IAHSS Annual Conference & Exhibition
IAHSS Annual Conference & Exhibition draws together decision makers from some of North America’s premier healthcare organizations for an event dedicated to security, safety, law enforcement, emergency management professionals in hospitals. Attending attendees benefit from peer networking opportunities as well as keynote sessions and an exhibition hall space onsite.
Listen to leading industry experts and healthcare security leaders discuss the latest research and trends regarding point of care violence in hospitals. From patient to staff issues, this session will offer attendees vital information and recommendations to prevent or reduce it.
Campus public safety leaders now must incorporate elements such as Clery Act, Title IX, customer service, “helicopter” parents, emergency notification, town-gown relationships, brand management, Greek life student recruitment and campus crime surveys into their roles as campus public safety leaders. This webcast will highlight best practices for integrating these components into a comprehensive strategy.
IFCPP Annual Conference
The International Foundation for Cultural Property Protection provides professional development, training and certification opportunities, industry insights & analysis of technology trends, best practices in security governance as well as peer networking opportunities to protect cultural properties worldwide. In addition, this organization supports cultural properties through research grants.
Museums & other cultural facilities face numerous risks that threaten their collections, from natural disasters and theft, vandalism and accidental loss to limited budgets, reduced staffing levels and hiring freezes. But their duty of protecting is unwavering – so this session explores reasonable and practical protective measures available to museums of all sizes.
IFCPP conference registrants are invited to join security leadership at cultural properties for regular video conference calls in which we will openly explore challenges, opportunities, tactics and strategies related to COVID-19 pandemic locally, regionally and nationally. Participants in these calls can include individuals with direct nexus to an institution impacted by it – sessions will be recorded and made available afterwards ***Please be aware these calls do not form part of daily agenda and can be held according to personal convenience and discretion.
SIA GovSummit
SIA GovSummit brings together public and private-sector professionals for high-quality education on security technologies that protect government facilities, employees and facilities. Sessions at this event explore emerging policy trends, the government’s technological requirements and risk landscape shifts. Attendees include federal agency employees, military and law enforcement personnel, state/local government employees as well as congressional staffers.
Attendees will benefit from the expertise of experts on various topics, such as employing fever detection technology to support COVID-19 recovery efforts and applying cybersecurity practices and standards to government facilities’ video surveillance systems; other sessions will address passive weapon detection systems for security as well as creating today’s security operations centers for tomorrow.
SIA is the leading trade association for global security solutions providers. It advocates pro-industry policies, establishes open industry standards, promotes professionalism through education and training programs, opens global market opportunities, fosters collaboration within the security community and connects its 1,100 member companies through events, conferences, networking activities and member communities such as Women in Security Forum and RISE – providing members access to top-level buyers and influencers at ISC Events expos and conferences.
IFSEC Global
The UK’s premier security event brings together all members of the buying chain for face-to-face meetings, product demonstrations, and product testing for access control, perimeter protection, video surveillance, cyber security and beyond. Attendees can increase knowledge, stay abreast with legislation updates, expand their networks through seminars hosted by industry trailblazers – making this event truly invaluable!
This year’s survey highlighted some clear priorities for security professionals. 48% agreed they wanted to learn more about systems integration and intelligent buildings while 56% thought having an in-depth knowledge of cybersecurity threats was important.
At IFSEC Global Influencer Awards are also presented, to recognize some of the most influential people in security industry. Nominations for these awards are open to the public; nominations will then be reviewed by an impartial judging panel who assign points based on research conducted and impact of recent work undertaken by each candidate – with winners announced at this exciting initiative! It helps generate positivity throughout security industry while simultaneously recognising those individuals working hard towards development of industry.
ISC East
ISC East is the Northeast’s premier security and public safety event, hosted annually by SIA NYC and ASIS NYC at New York’s Javits Center. Exhibitors showcase products at this show as well as host keynote speakers, educational sessions, end user support services, law enforcement personnel/first responder practitioners attend this annual show.
The conference program covers topics in physical security, cybersecurity and public safety from industry experts who will share their knowledge and insights with attendees. Furthermore, this event provides attendees with ample opportunities to network with fellow professionals while gaining invaluable insight into industry trends.
ISC East offers much more than keynote addresses and educational sessions – there’s also a career zone at ISC East to help attendees expand their businesses. Sessions on leadership training, productivity methods and more take place here – there’s even a free headshot studio hosted by Axis Communications!
This year, ISC East will co-locate with Infosecurity North America, featuring an informative conference program and industry experts as well as an expo floor. By co-locating with this event, it will avoid duplicating attendees between both events. In addition, all attendees must have been vaccinated against H1N1 virus and wear masks upon entry to Javits Center.
