Conference Day One: 19th October 2009

09.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

Lachlan Simpkins
Security Manager, Yemen
BAKER HUGHES

Integration Of Security Within Other Management Systems

09.10 Opening Keynote: Integration Of Security Within QHSE Infrastructure at Dolphin Energy

Integrating security management issues into a QHSE management system for effective projects and operations
Analysing strategy and tactical plans for security management within the UAE and Qatar
Minimising cost and delays during integration through successful change leadership

Graham Rae
Vice President - Quality, Health, Safety, Environment & Security
DOLPHIN ENERGY

09.40 Guaranteeing Efficient Security Operations By Successfully Integrating Business Processes

Analysing the benefits of integrating HSE and security management systems at Taqa
Increasing efficiency through integration of processes including threat identification and vulnerability assessment
Examining the need to incorporate local intelligence with strategic, high-level intelligence for your vulnerability assessment

Jos Schiffelers
General Vice President, Health, Safety, Security & Environment
ABU DHABI NATIONAL ENERGY COMPANY «TAQA»

Scott Chapel
Corporate Security Officer
ABU DHABI NATIONAL ENERGY COMPANY «TAQA»

10.10 Project Resilience - Security Master Plan And Design Stages Implementation

Introduction
Involving security early in the design process to guarantee resilience
Project Risk Assessment - Balancing the need for security

David Fisk
Practice Leader Security Design Solutions
CONTROL RISKS DUBAI

10.40 Coffee Break

11.10 Energy Infrastructure Security For The Electricity And Water Sectors

Outlining a successful approach to securing infrastructure assets
Analysing the region’s challenges and integration strategies to successfully overcome them
The importance of implementing standards and regulations as a company-wide initiative

Abdulla_Saad_Al_Huwaihi Abdulla Al-Huwaihi
Director, Security and Safety
BAHRAIN ELECTRICITY AND WATER AUTHORITY

Regional Standards In Security And Security Convergence

11.40 Panel Discussion: Successfully Implementing Regional Standards In Protection Strategies

Assessing the existing regional standards and their effectiveness in the current security climate
Addressing ways to improve regional standards that mutually benefit governments and your company
Identifying examples of international standards that can be used to effectively improve Middle Eastern planning

Panelists:

Graham Rae Vice President - Quality, Health, Safety, Environment & Security DOLPHIN ENERGY	Abdulla Al-Huwaihi Director, Security and Safety BAHRAIN ELECTRICITY AND WATER AUTHORITY
Jos Schiffelers General Vice President, Health, Safety, Security & Environ ABU DHABI NATIONAL ENERGY COMPANY «TAQA»	Scott Chapel Corporate Security Officer ABU DHABI NATIONAL ENERGY COMPANY «TAQA»

12:20 Security Convergence – Physical And Digital Security Integration

The new security blind spot – blended threats
Achieving and managing integrated security
A case study of integration to protect critical infrastructures

Dr Paul Dorey
former Chief Information Security Officer
BP

Andrew Warnes
Head of Development of Business
MENA, EADS Defence & Security

12.50 Networking Lunch

Effective Risk Assessment and Threat Analysis Techniques

13.50 Global Energy Infrastructure Security: Analysing Challenges And Tackling Emerging Threats

Global energy security at a glance
Identifying current and emerging threats
Outlining successful approaches to securing infrastructure assets

Saxon Burke
Analyst, Energy Security Division
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

14.20 Optimising Security, Risk And Threat Management Assessments To Ensure Steadfastness Of Business Operations

Addressing the problem of subjectivity in sociopolitical risk assessments
Analysing social factors and direct threats as part of the risk assessment
Designing a security envelope to guarantee the required level of protection

Lachlan Simpkins
Security Manager, Yemen
BAKER HUGHES

Protecting Offshore Assets against Growing Threats

14.50 Offshore Security And The Importance Of A Measured Approach For Safeguarding Against Growing Threats

How has the emergence of coalition forces affected piracy threats in the Gulf of Aden?
How have pirates continued to change tactics and strategy due to the state of lawlessness in Somali waters?
Why does advanced technology and equipment require a vigilant crew and good enforcement of anti-piracy measures?

Masoud Ali
Manager, Fleet Marine Operation Group
KUWAIT TANKER OIL COMPANY

15.20 Securing Energy Assets: Responsibly

The need for national up-skilling of security operatives, to globally recognised and accredited standards.
The need to develop; coordinate and operationally support a national and regional joint, intra-discipline security effort.
Managing the legal and moral obligations to protect the welfare of those that are put in harm's way.

Keith C Tupman
Business Development Manager (Middle East)
LYNCEUS

15.50 Coffee Break

16.20 Analysing Shipping Vulnerabilities And Applying Best-Practice Security Measures

Working effectively with the Coast Guard and other national agencies for effective warning and prevention systems
How to pre-empt attacks through enhanced crew training and deterrent technologies
Examples of enhanced co-operation with port security that protect your fleet

Captain Duncan McKelvie
Area Marine Representative
NYK LINE

16.50 Panel Discussion: Tackling Gulf Of Aden Piracy On Maritime Infrastructure

What can be done about the lack of anti-piracy legislation?
Will the Djibouti code of conduct result in increased arrest and prosecution of piracy suspects?
How different countries and organisations have reacted to piracy – what has and has not worked?

Panelists:

Masoud Ali
Manager, Fleet Marine Operation Group
KUWAIT TANKER OIL COMPANY

Captain Duncan McKelvie
Area Marine Representative
NYK LINE

17.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks And End Of Conference Day One

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