2025 Security Conference

Come to this afternoon workshop and hear the USCG explain this new cybersecurity final rule, hear about the steps to take to prepare for the rule and discuss implementation options with industry experts.

The TWIC card enrollment program has been in place for decades now and has vastly improved yet there are still persistent myths that surround this program. This session attendees will hear first-hand from TSA leadership (AA Latta) about the current program with hopes of dispelling any current myths.

Now more than ever, the Security and the HR departments must work closely to ensure a safe and secure environment at work. This session will discuss issues to identify and to work with HR.

The threats to your IT and OT systems are evolving and the bad actors are only getting more creative! However the ONE ISAC director Angela Haun will provide a great view of the current atmosphere and resources and strategies to combat these nefarious actors.

Drone threats are on the rise and the public hasn't seen a federal drone rulemaking since 2019. What's next in the pipeline for the drone and counter-drone communities? This session will cover the highly anticipated Section 2209 and Part 108 (BVLOS) FAA rulemakings and essential DHS counter-drone guidance that will impact how you fly your drones and protect your facilities.

Another year of wicked problems! This session will discuss the strange, unpredictable, unregulated security issues that sites must contend with and how partnerships can help create innovative solutions to these odd and unexpected wicked security problems!

In this session, representatives from the DHS Chemical Security office will discuss new resources and programmatic initiatives.

How do you know if your security program is working? What can metrics show or not show? This session will be a dynamic discussion on what to consider when developing and reviewing security metrics for your company.

Hear from an AFPM member about their cyber security awareness program, DigitalShield. whose mission is to seamlessly integrate cybersecurity training within digital transformation, empowering individuals to navigate the technological landscape securely and prioritize safety.

A panel discussion on what to expect when the federal government investigates a cybercrime/ cyber breach at your facility and how the FSO/ security manager can assist. The panel will consist of agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigations, Homeland Security Investigations, and analysts from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

Hear the latest on the TWIC Reader rule pilot program and possible future direction of the rule, implementation of the USCG cyber security final rule and other MTSA issues.

Maintaining a good security posture goes far beyond just regulatory compliance. This year has unfortunately been a grim reminder of that with a high level executive killing, the tragic vehicle ramming incident in New Orleans and countless cyber security incidents. Corporate and facility security professionals need to be prepared for these events and this session will highlight some best practices to consider preparing your team for these potential security incidents.