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1 Physical Security Systems June 8-10, 2015 Earn up to 14 CPEs EXPERIE NCE, DED IC ON AT I D, AN LEA DE RS HIP IN SE R CU ITY E C DU AT IO N

2 Delivering Organizational Value through Security Understand the fundamentals of successful security programs in an interactive workshop format This revised, comprehensive program provides an essential and broad foundation relevant to all security practitioners and management professionals. Build fundamental knowledge on strategic security program leadership through cost-effective products and services that positively impact security effectiveness and business value. Maximize existing programs and systems with appropriate improvements. Manage the technology and security tools instead of letting them manage you. Learn the pitfalls to avoid from program inception though systems deployment and operation. Gain invaluable insights by networking with peers facing similar challenges. Produced by the ASIS Physical Security Council RETURN ON YOUR INVESTMENT Understand strategies to communicate realistic expectations and the value of sound security programs and solutions. Identify effective approaches to analyze and assess security vulnerabilities, loss, and risk. Learn proven strategies for maximizing the value and protecting your security system investment. Understand the basics of networks and infrastructure supporting security technology success. Identify and be able to communicate return on investment. PROFESSIONALLY DEVELOPED FOR Security managers Site security/facility managers and engineers Individuals tasked with risk management and homeland security Design and security architects/engineers HR professionals Corporate security professionals Government security professionals Purchasing officers University and campus security professionals Security project managers IT professionals Save $100 with early bird pricing.

3 PROGRAM OVERVIEW Operations Planning and Organization Planning Start at the beginning by defining the needs and goals of the various components of a security system. As a group, you will identify these needs and create a plan. Scope Management Do you know how to prepare and monitor your scope? Learn when a critical milestone starts and ends and who needs to be involved in planning and managing it. Determine what a management plan is as well as when and how it is applicable. Basic System Design and Layout Learn about system layout strategies. Discuss when to design and who should design systems, expectations, infrastructure, and more. Find out how the design and layout relates to system specification and procurement. Learn how to convert your plan into a design. Access Control Learn to use electronic access control systems, strategies, and coordination. Implement integration concepts with other systems. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) What is CPTED? Learn how and why it applies. Focus on how to implement CPTED and how lighting is involved. Examine good and bad examples and guidelines. Building and Life Safety Codes Why is it important to follow building and life safety codes when building a security plan? Examine some key points to be considered. Onsite Tour Access and analyze security systems and operations using knowledge gained in the classroom during an exclusive customized behind the scenes tour of a local facility. Networking Basics Focus on network physical and logical infrastructure as well as aspects of network security. Leave with a comprehensive plan to develop the core of a network infrastructure the wiring plan. Layers of network devices and infrastructure discussions are added and provide the user a strong overview of the network they are using to transmit information or to monitor. Locks and Life Safety What are physical security considerations at door openings? Learn to determine which types of locks suit the plan and purpose. Intrusion Sensors and Detection Systems Receive an overview of sensor technology as well as its tradeoffs, limitations, and benefits. Determine how an alarm system is part of access control and be able to demonstrate that in a workshop exercise. Video Systems Learn about video architecture and in an exercise demonstrate your plan for achievable results. Find out where video surveillance is oversold and avoid common gotchas in your plan. Project Management What is a Gantt chart or Schedule of Values? This portion of the workshop focuses on operations strategies, value derived strategies, opportunities to improve operations, and pitfalls to avoid. Learn to create both of these items in order to understand the correlation between the plan and the implementation. Class Group Exercises The class incorporates both individual and group exercises dividing into teams to develop (with assistance from instructors) security solutions and deliver their results to the class. Applications: Review your plan and determine proper scheduling, ordering, coordination strategies and billing. Technology: Review of floor plans and determine proper places to install security devices. Program content updates will be posted at

4 FAST FACTS Registration Hours Sunday 5:00 6:00 pm Monday 7:00 8:00 am Program Hours Monday Wednesday 8:00 am 5:00 pm Registration Fees Fees include daily continental breakfast, refreshment breaks, and a networking reception. Hotel costs are not included. Early bird cutoff: April 11 Faculty S. Steven Oplinger Program Chair and Physical Security Council Chair Integrated Fire and Security Ellen C Dollacker, CPP Program Co-chair Dollacker & Associates Inc Jeffrey C Bradley HOK Benjamin M Butchko, CPP Butchko, Inc. Updates will be posted online Early-bird After Member $ 995 $1,110 Nonmember $1,310 $1,410 Hotel Be sure to mention ASIS when requesting the special room rate of $177 single/double (plus tax). It will be honored until May 15 or until the room block is full. The Westin Riverwalk 420 West Market St Please Note: Registrants should be aware that this course includes a visit to a third party site and that the host organization may require the use of non-disclosure agreements. Subject to the requirements of the host organization, the agreements offered to nationals and non-nationals of the host country may differ. Team Discounts 10% off when three to five attendees register from the same organization; 15% for six or more. For details, asis@asisonline.org. HOW TO REGISTER Web Phone

5 Relevant Certification Physical Security Professional (PSP) Today s employers want documented evidence of high caliber training as well as hands-on experience with both current and emerging security technologies and solutions. Certification offers both and is an objective means of distinguishing yourself as a highly competent security practitioner and thus gives you a powerful competitive edge over your less experienced peers. Upcoming Programs APRIL CPP, PCI, and PSP Reviews New York, NY 22 Workplace Violence Managing The Program th New York City Security Conference & Expo New York, NY Enhanced Violence Indianapolis, IN Active Shooter Indianapolis, IN MAY High Rise Security Phoenix AZ 4-7 ASIS Assets Protection Course TM : Practical Applications (APC II) Chicago, IL 7-8 CPP and PSP Reviews In conjunction with PSA-TEC Westminster, CO 20 So You Would Like to be a Writer...It s Easy JUNE Effective Management for Security Professionals Madrid, Spain 8-10 Facility Security Design 8-10 Physical Security Systems Security Force Management ASIS Assets Protection Course TM : Functional Management (APC III) St. Pete Beach, FL 17 The Contract Is Key: Protecting the Professional Security Provider from 3rd Party Liability JULY Executive Protection Certificate Program New Orleans, LA 15 How Data and Information can be Used to Plan an Attack Security Management Program Development New Orleans, LA About ASIS International ASIS International (ASIS) is the preeminent organization for security professionals, with more than 38,000 members worldwide. Founded in 1955, ASIS is dedicated to increasing the effectiveness and productivity of security professionals by developing educational programs and materials that address broad security interests, such as the ASIS Annual Seminar and Exhibits, as well as specific security topics. ASIS also advocates the role and value of the security management profession to business, the media, government entities, and the public. By providing members and the security community with access to a full range of programs and services, and by publishing the industry s number one magazine Security Management ASIS leads the way for advanced and improved security performance.

6 Physical Security Systems June 8-10, 2015 Save $100! Register by April 11 ASIS Delivers Distinctive Security Education Leading security practitioners, who face the same challenges you face, develop and deliver distinctive ASIS programs. They address real-world security issues through personal experiences and by applying theories, proven and tested by leading security professionals. Your colleagues highly rate ASIS programs for providing best practices and the newest strategies for mitigating ever-changing security threats today s implementation for tomorrow s security. For more information, visit Prince Street Alexandria, VA USA Non-Profit US Postage PAID ASIS