This document announces a public-private symposium on security, reputation and integrity hosted by the Center for Market Advantage and the Regional Operations & Intelligence Center. The event will take place on April 24, 2015 at Rutgers Business School and feature presentations and workshops on emerging threats, the Fusion Liaison Officer Initiative for information sharing, and strategies for addressing risks across sectors like human trafficking, cyber attacks, and sports manipulation. Attendees will include professionals in fields like risk analysis, cybersecurity, and public relations who want to learn how to strengthen security and integrity from leading experts.
This document discusses the importance of information sharing in combating terrorism. It argues that one of the key reasons governments have struggled to curb terrorism is a lack of effective information sharing between agencies. The document proposes that electronic information sharing (EIS) could help develop better tools for intelligence gathering and counterterrorism efforts by facilitating coordination, collaboration, and real-time information exchange between intelligence communities, government agencies, and other stakeholders. Effective EIS may allow for improved decision-making, risk management, and emergency response by inventorying assets and promoting a culture of multidirectional information sharing.
The document discusses the Sundarban mangrove forests located in India and Bangladesh, which form the largest mangrove ecosystem in the world along the Ganges and Brahmaputra river deltas. It notes that the Sundarban Biosphere Reserve contains the only mangrove forests that are home to the Bengal tiger, and that the reserve supports a wide variety of flora and fauna including estuarine crocodiles, deer, monkeys, eagles, snakes, and dolphins. The document also mentions that the Sundarban forests are important economically and culturally, and have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This Book is written by Ameer e Ahle Sunnat Hazrat Allama Maulana Ilyas Attar Qadri Razavi Ziaee.
This book include the following topics:
*We would rather not listen, see or speak ill of anybody
*From the waves of the river to the lap of the mother
*The parents’ name of Sayyiduna Musa
* And many more..
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This Book is written by Ameer e Ahle Sunnat Hazrat Allama Maulana Ilyas Attar Qadri Razavi Ziaee.
This book include the following topics:
*The dawn of blessings
*Miracles
*Eid of Eids
* And many more..
Like & Share Official Page of Maulana Ilyas Qadri
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Online marketing involves promoting products and services over the Internet, including through email, blogs, pay-per-click ads, and social media. Effective email marketing requires building a large email list and writing engaging emails that provide value and encourage purchases. Blogging has also become an important marketing tool for businesses to promote their brands. Social media allows tapping into its popularity to sell products by directing people to sites with sales pitches, without spamming users.
This document contains the resume of Lee G Sims, which summarizes their expertise and experience in accounting. They have over 15 years of experience in accounting roles, including staff accountant positions at the American Heart Association and various other companies. Their expertise includes general accounting, financial reporting, budgeting, auditing, and training. They currently work as an independent accounting consultant, assisting small businesses.
This document discusses the importance of information sharing in combating terrorism. It argues that one of the key reasons governments have struggled to curb terrorism is a lack of effective information sharing between agencies. The document proposes that electronic information sharing (EIS) could help develop better tools for intelligence gathering and counterterrorism efforts by facilitating coordination, collaboration, and real-time information exchange between intelligence communities, government agencies, and other stakeholders. Effective EIS may allow for improved decision-making, risk management, and emergency response by inventorying assets and promoting a culture of multidirectional information sharing.
The document discusses the Sundarban mangrove forests located in India and Bangladesh, which form the largest mangrove ecosystem in the world along the Ganges and Brahmaputra river deltas. It notes that the Sundarban Biosphere Reserve contains the only mangrove forests that are home to the Bengal tiger, and that the reserve supports a wide variety of flora and fauna including estuarine crocodiles, deer, monkeys, eagles, snakes, and dolphins. The document also mentions that the Sundarban forests are important economically and culturally, and have been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This Book is written by Ameer e Ahle Sunnat Hazrat Allama Maulana Ilyas Attar Qadri Razavi Ziaee.
This book include the following topics:
*We would rather not listen, see or speak ill of anybody
*From the waves of the river to the lap of the mother
*The parents’ name of Sayyiduna Musa
* And many more..
Like & Share Official Page of Maulana Ilyas Qadri
www.facebook.com/IlyasQadriZiaee
This Book is written by Ameer e Ahle Sunnat Hazrat Allama Maulana Ilyas Attar Qadri Razavi Ziaee.
This book include the following topics:
*The dawn of blessings
*Miracles
*Eid of Eids
* And many more..
Like & Share Official Page of Maulana Ilyas Qadri
www.facebook.com/IlyasQadriZiaee
Online marketing involves promoting products and services over the Internet, including through email, blogs, pay-per-click ads, and social media. Effective email marketing requires building a large email list and writing engaging emails that provide value and encourage purchases. Blogging has also become an important marketing tool for businesses to promote their brands. Social media allows tapping into its popularity to sell products by directing people to sites with sales pitches, without spamming users.
This document contains the resume of Lee G Sims, which summarizes their expertise and experience in accounting. They have over 15 years of experience in accounting roles, including staff accountant positions at the American Heart Association and various other companies. Their expertise includes general accounting, financial reporting, budgeting, auditing, and training. They currently work as an independent accounting consultant, assisting small businesses.
WP2018 O.1.3.2 Priorities for EU RD - Economics of vulnerability disclosure.pdfritikashinde6
The document discusses the economics of vulnerability disclosure and provides an overview of key concepts. It describes vulnerability disclosure as identifying, reporting, and patching weaknesses that can be exploited in software, hardware, or services. The study aims to understand how economic considerations and incentives influence the behavior of different actors in vulnerability disclosure processes. It also highlights how the information security market and evolving technologies shape vulnerability disclosure.
This document provides information about an upcoming conference on digital forensics and cyber security, including the date, location, registration details, and key topics to be addressed. The conference will bring together practitioners and researchers from various fields related to digital forensics and cybersecurity. Some of the main topics to be covered include the usage of machine learning in digital forensics, handling digital evidence and network forensics, and standardized forensic processes. The conference aims to discuss approaches for securing data and digital investigations. It will provide opportunities for business and intellectual engagement among attendees.
The document summarizes a presentation given on data protection impact assessments (DPIAs) and the challenges of conducting them. It discusses the GDPR requirements for DPIAs, potential challenges like ensuring the right expertise, transparency of the process, and quality of the assessment. It also provides a case study of the iTRACK project, which developed an intelligent tracking platform for humanitarian aid workers, and describes their experience conducting an ethics and privacy impact assessment.
Center for Public Safety and Cybersecurity EducationTaylor Rosecrans
About Us: The Center for Public Safety and Cybersecurity Education (CPSCE) provides cross-disciplinary education and training in cybersecurity and public safety professions. The Center leverages its faculty – who are both thought leaders and practitioners – along with Franklin University’s reputation for excellence in curriculum and course development to create learning experiences that address prevailing security concerns within industries and communities.
The document discusses several topics related to information policy and ethics, including:
1) Potential factors that can lead to unethical workplace behavior and how to address them.
2) The importance of establishing information legislation, security policies, and a national information policy to coordinate efforts.
3) Key areas an information policy should cover like information production, dissemination, organization, and use.
4) Ethical issues that can arise in each of these areas like intellectual property, access, censorship, and privacy.
At India Security conclave you’ll hear from peers who are leading the way and bringing charismatic changes to
revolutionize the Security domain.
Chief Security Officer & Security Managers Summit is a
Pan-India knowledge forum converging on security trends, best practices, Products and developments that
will help the heads of security and the ones in the making
succeed as the leading enterprise representatives in
security.
The Summit will also promote exchange of ideas and
establish a synergy between dierent stake holders in
electronic security and surveillance systems namely MANUFACTURERS (OEM’S /ODM’S),
CHANNEL PARTNERS
SYSTEM INTEGRATORS
NETWORK ENGINEERS
CORPORATE SECURIT Y END-USERS
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A summary report from a policy seminar on Identity Management (IM) held in London is now available. The seminar brought together over 60 delegates from government, academia and civil society to discuss conflicting public responses to IM. IM enhances security and efficiency but also raises concerns about data privacy. The summary report highlights that future uses of IM technologies will have significant policy implications and governments and industries need to consider users' perspectives when developing these policies and technologies. The report can be accessed online at http://bit.ly/1r2ECrZ.
e-SIDES workshop at BDV Meet-Up, Sofia 14/05/2018e-SIDES.eu
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This document discusses common information security threats involving ethical and legal issues. It begins by explaining that information security threats can come from inside or outside an organization. Insider threats include employees accessing data without authorization or malicious insiders stealing data. External threats include hackers, phishing attacks targeting employees, and data breaches. The document emphasizes that all organizations should have security policies and procedures to mitigate risks from both insider threats and external attacks while complying with relevant laws and regulations. Training employees on security best practices and monitoring network activity are also recommended to help address information security threats and associated ethical and legal issues.
The document presents findings from a phase 1 survey conducted as part of the Convention 2020 study. Key findings include:
- The biggest current barriers to event effectiveness are seen as cost of attending, poor organization, and lack of focus in design.
- For 2020, quality of networking was the top reason for delegates to attend, less than 50% cited price, and only 1% said they wouldn't attend live events.
- 74% said their organization would maintain investment in live events in 2020, while 46% said time/cost pressures could deter sending delegates.
- Emerging trends include fewer but larger events, growth in smaller specialized meetings, and more low-cost evening-only meetings.
Risk Audit & Control in a Social Media World
Hosted by:Accounting TodayOctober 29, 2013
This is a presentation that was broadcast to more than 400 accounting professionals. The recording is available from Accounting Today.
If you would like to help with our survey and share your views go to: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FQWN5Z3
The World Bank offers a two-week core course on safety nets to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of conceptual and practical issues in developing social protection systems and safety net programs. The course covers the role of safety nets, program design and implementation experiences from around the world. Participants include policymakers, researchers, and practitioners working on social protection and poverty programs.
Multi-Dimensional Privacy Protection for Digital Collaborations.CSCJournals
In order to sustain privacy in digital collaborative environments a comprehensive multidimensional privacy protecting framework is required. Such information privacy solutions for collaborations must incorporate environmental factors and influences in order to provide a holistic information privacy solution. Our Technical, Legal, and Community Privacy Protecting (TLC-PP) framework addresses the problems associated with the multi-facetted notion of privacy. The three key components of the TLC-PP framework are merged together to provide complete solutions for collaborative environment stakeholders and users alike. The application of the TLC-PP framework provides a significant contribution to the delivery of a Privacy Augmented Collaborative Environment (PACE).
This course covers effective strategies, techniques, systems, polices, and procedures to establish stronger cybersecurity and cybercrime controls, reduce operational risk, and improve online working whilst covering international best practices, ISO standards, compliance, audit, and industry regulations.
In today’s world and further into the digital future, all organizations face an ever-increasing number of information-related security challenges and risks against a backdrop of increasing national and global compliance, and audit standards and legislation.
Cybersecurity is the protection of data from theft and damage, business information, people’s identities, and how all businesses can be better equipped to work more safely in an increasingly online world where sensitive and personal information is stored, shared, and communicated.
This 4 day intensive training workshop addresses the latest concerns on IT infrastructure and cybersecurity. Participants will develop key skills and core competencies that will allow them to meet the ever-changing information security demands of the 21st century.
Course Participants will:
Understand today’s and tomorrow’s cybersecurity and cybercrime threats, issues, and risks; how to set up policies, train users, create strategies, and implement systems and tools to help protect data, information and people’s identities
Manage the growing volume of confidential, sensitive business information and data to protect, keep safe, and communicate securely against a backdrop of increasing cyber threats, as well as privacy, legal, and compliance regulations
Develop strategies and ways of working to improve detection of cybersecurity threats and improve information compliance
Understand the security-related international information compliance and regulations, including industry specific standards
Expand the expertise of personnel involved in developing skills and knowledge in the latest techniques, processes, and systems on cybersecurity
Who should attend:
Vice Presidents, Directors, General Managers
Chief Information Officers
Chief Security Officers
Chief Information Security Officers
Chief Technology Officers
Heads of Departments in Information Security Management Information Systems, IT Infrastructure, IT Architecture, Network Operations, IT Operations, IT Data Center, DataBase Management, IT Deployment, IT Business Enterprise, IT Risk Management, IT Quality Assurance, IT Audit, Risk Management, Internal Audit, Business Continuity Planning
This document provides an overview of a webinar on insights into incident response from the front lines. It discusses several high-profile cyber attacks like those on Sony and Anthem. It notes that attacks are evolving from "smash and grab" political attacks to more stealthy methods using new threat vectors. The webinar will feature presentations from FireEye on insights from incident response investigations, including how long attackers typically have access to environments, third party compromises, attribution complexity, and new lateral movement tactics. Improving detection, response, and containment of advanced attacks requires regularly reviewing security posture based on intelligence from analysts.
WP2018 O.1.3.2 Priorities for EU RD - Economics of vulnerability disclosure.pdfritikashinde6
The document discusses the economics of vulnerability disclosure and provides an overview of key concepts. It describes vulnerability disclosure as identifying, reporting, and patching weaknesses that can be exploited in software, hardware, or services. The study aims to understand how economic considerations and incentives influence the behavior of different actors in vulnerability disclosure processes. It also highlights how the information security market and evolving technologies shape vulnerability disclosure.
This document provides information about an upcoming conference on digital forensics and cyber security, including the date, location, registration details, and key topics to be addressed. The conference will bring together practitioners and researchers from various fields related to digital forensics and cybersecurity. Some of the main topics to be covered include the usage of machine learning in digital forensics, handling digital evidence and network forensics, and standardized forensic processes. The conference aims to discuss approaches for securing data and digital investigations. It will provide opportunities for business and intellectual engagement among attendees.
The document summarizes a presentation given on data protection impact assessments (DPIAs) and the challenges of conducting them. It discusses the GDPR requirements for DPIAs, potential challenges like ensuring the right expertise, transparency of the process, and quality of the assessment. It also provides a case study of the iTRACK project, which developed an intelligent tracking platform for humanitarian aid workers, and describes their experience conducting an ethics and privacy impact assessment.
Center for Public Safety and Cybersecurity EducationTaylor Rosecrans
About Us: The Center for Public Safety and Cybersecurity Education (CPSCE) provides cross-disciplinary education and training in cybersecurity and public safety professions. The Center leverages its faculty – who are both thought leaders and practitioners – along with Franklin University’s reputation for excellence in curriculum and course development to create learning experiences that address prevailing security concerns within industries and communities.
The document discusses several topics related to information policy and ethics, including:
1) Potential factors that can lead to unethical workplace behavior and how to address them.
2) The importance of establishing information legislation, security policies, and a national information policy to coordinate efforts.
3) Key areas an information policy should cover like information production, dissemination, organization, and use.
4) Ethical issues that can arise in each of these areas like intellectual property, access, censorship, and privacy.
At India Security conclave you’ll hear from peers who are leading the way and bringing charismatic changes to
revolutionize the Security domain.
Chief Security Officer & Security Managers Summit is a
Pan-India knowledge forum converging on security trends, best practices, Products and developments that
will help the heads of security and the ones in the making
succeed as the leading enterprise representatives in
security.
The Summit will also promote exchange of ideas and
establish a synergy between dierent stake holders in
electronic security and surveillance systems namely MANUFACTURERS (OEM’S /ODM’S),
CHANNEL PARTNERS
SYSTEM INTEGRATORS
NETWORK ENGINEERS
CORPORATE SECURIT Y END-USERS
Algorithmically Mediated Online Inforamtion Access workshop at WebSci17Ansgar Koene
This was a half-day UnBias project workshop at the WebSci'17 conference presenting some of the interim UnBias project results and engaging the audience in debate on issues related to the role of algorithms in mediated access to online information.
A summary report from a policy seminar on Identity Management (IM) held in London is now available. The seminar brought together over 60 delegates from government, academia and civil society to discuss conflicting public responses to IM. IM enhances security and efficiency but also raises concerns about data privacy. The summary report highlights that future uses of IM technologies will have significant policy implications and governments and industries need to consider users' perspectives when developing these policies and technologies. The report can be accessed online at http://bit.ly/1r2ECrZ.
e-SIDES workshop at BDV Meet-Up, Sofia 14/05/2018e-SIDES.eu
The following presentation was given at the workshop "Technology solutions for privacy issues: what is the best way forward?" organized by e-SIDES at the BDVe Meet-up in Sofia on May 14, 2018. The workshop, chaired by Gabriella Cattaneo from IDC, involved stakeholders from ICT-18 projects.
The ‘Roundtable: Tourism on Human Rights’ (Europe) – how it began via Skype -...Ethical Sector
A multi-stakeholder workshop on Responsible Tourism and Human Rights in Myanmar was held in Naypyidaw from 30 September to 2 October by the Myanmar Centre for Responsible Business and the Hanns Seidel Foundation.
This document discusses common information security threats involving ethical and legal issues. It begins by explaining that information security threats can come from inside or outside an organization. Insider threats include employees accessing data without authorization or malicious insiders stealing data. External threats include hackers, phishing attacks targeting employees, and data breaches. The document emphasizes that all organizations should have security policies and procedures to mitigate risks from both insider threats and external attacks while complying with relevant laws and regulations. Training employees on security best practices and monitoring network activity are also recommended to help address information security threats and associated ethical and legal issues.
The document presents findings from a phase 1 survey conducted as part of the Convention 2020 study. Key findings include:
- The biggest current barriers to event effectiveness are seen as cost of attending, poor organization, and lack of focus in design.
- For 2020, quality of networking was the top reason for delegates to attend, less than 50% cited price, and only 1% said they wouldn't attend live events.
- 74% said their organization would maintain investment in live events in 2020, while 46% said time/cost pressures could deter sending delegates.
- Emerging trends include fewer but larger events, growth in smaller specialized meetings, and more low-cost evening-only meetings.
Risk Audit & Control in a Social Media World
Hosted by:Accounting TodayOctober 29, 2013
This is a presentation that was broadcast to more than 400 accounting professionals. The recording is available from Accounting Today.
If you would like to help with our survey and share your views go to: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FQWN5Z3
The World Bank offers a two-week core course on safety nets to provide participants with an in-depth understanding of conceptual and practical issues in developing social protection systems and safety net programs. The course covers the role of safety nets, program design and implementation experiences from around the world. Participants include policymakers, researchers, and practitioners working on social protection and poverty programs.
Multi-Dimensional Privacy Protection for Digital Collaborations.CSCJournals
In order to sustain privacy in digital collaborative environments a comprehensive multidimensional privacy protecting framework is required. Such information privacy solutions for collaborations must incorporate environmental factors and influences in order to provide a holistic information privacy solution. Our Technical, Legal, and Community Privacy Protecting (TLC-PP) framework addresses the problems associated with the multi-facetted notion of privacy. The three key components of the TLC-PP framework are merged together to provide complete solutions for collaborative environment stakeholders and users alike. The application of the TLC-PP framework provides a significant contribution to the delivery of a Privacy Augmented Collaborative Environment (PACE).
This course covers effective strategies, techniques, systems, polices, and procedures to establish stronger cybersecurity and cybercrime controls, reduce operational risk, and improve online working whilst covering international best practices, ISO standards, compliance, audit, and industry regulations.
In today’s world and further into the digital future, all organizations face an ever-increasing number of information-related security challenges and risks against a backdrop of increasing national and global compliance, and audit standards and legislation.
Cybersecurity is the protection of data from theft and damage, business information, people’s identities, and how all businesses can be better equipped to work more safely in an increasingly online world where sensitive and personal information is stored, shared, and communicated.
This 4 day intensive training workshop addresses the latest concerns on IT infrastructure and cybersecurity. Participants will develop key skills and core competencies that will allow them to meet the ever-changing information security demands of the 21st century.
Course Participants will:
Understand today’s and tomorrow’s cybersecurity and cybercrime threats, issues, and risks; how to set up policies, train users, create strategies, and implement systems and tools to help protect data, information and people’s identities
Manage the growing volume of confidential, sensitive business information and data to protect, keep safe, and communicate securely against a backdrop of increasing cyber threats, as well as privacy, legal, and compliance regulations
Develop strategies and ways of working to improve detection of cybersecurity threats and improve information compliance
Understand the security-related international information compliance and regulations, including industry specific standards
Expand the expertise of personnel involved in developing skills and knowledge in the latest techniques, processes, and systems on cybersecurity
Who should attend:
Vice Presidents, Directors, General Managers
Chief Information Officers
Chief Security Officers
Chief Information Security Officers
Chief Technology Officers
Heads of Departments in Information Security Management Information Systems, IT Infrastructure, IT Architecture, Network Operations, IT Operations, IT Data Center, DataBase Management, IT Deployment, IT Business Enterprise, IT Risk Management, IT Quality Assurance, IT Audit, Risk Management, Internal Audit, Business Continuity Planning
This document provides an overview of a webinar on insights into incident response from the front lines. It discusses several high-profile cyber attacks like those on Sony and Anthem. It notes that attacks are evolving from "smash and grab" political attacks to more stealthy methods using new threat vectors. The webinar will feature presentations from FireEye on insights from incident response investigations, including how long attackers typically have access to environments, third party compromises, attribution complexity, and new lateral movement tactics. Improving detection, response, and containment of advanced attacks requires regularly reviewing security posture based on intelligence from analysts.
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1.
Center
for
Market
Advantage
Public-‐Private
Symposium
on
Security,
Reputation
and
Integrity
Empowering
Insight
Generation
and
Value
Creation
through
Uncertainty
In
partnership
with
Regional
Operations
&
Intelligence
Center
Fusion
Liaison
Officer
Initiative
Advancing
Information
Sharing
and
Intelligence
with
Private
Sector
Engagement
Date
Friday,
April
24,
2015
Location
Rutgers
Business
School
100
Rockafeller
Road
Piscataway,
NJ
08854
Who
should
attend?
Professionals
interested
in
reputation
management,
security
and
integrity,
sports
management,
risk
analysis
and
management,
information
technology
and
cyber
threats,
data
privacy,
supply
chain
risks,
financial
risks,
legal
and
regulatory
exposures,
public
relations
and
digital
strategies.
Why
attend?
Professionals
will
engage
with
leading
experts
on
emerging
threats
to
security,
reputation
and
integrity
and
private
sector
impact.
Participants
will
learn
how
to
establish
critical
communication
and
facilitate
information
sharing
through
the
Fusion
Liaison
Officer
Initiative.
Certificates
will
be
issued
upon
completion
of
training
and
assessment.
Breakout
sessions
will
incorporate
case-‐based
learning
and
private
sector
realities.
Links
to
registration
information
and
venue:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PVPCYHG
http://www.business.rutgers.edu/cma
http://www.business.rutgers.edu/about-‐rbs/visit/livingston
2. Program
Agenda:
8:00
–
8:30
Registration
and
Networking
(coffee
and
light
breakfast)
8:30
–
9:00
Welcome
and
Introductory
Remarks:
Rutgers
Business
School
Regional
Operations
&
Intelligence
Center
(ROIC)
9:00
–
10:30
Session
1:
Regional
Intelligence
&
Fusion
Initiatives
Theme:
Empowering
Information
Sharing
with
Private
Sector
Synopsis:
Specialists
from
federal,
regional
and
state
law
enforcement
agencies
will
introduce
training
on
the
Regional
Operations
&
Intelligence
Center
(ROIC)
and
its
role,
function
and
operational
capacity
to
empower
information
sharing
and
intelligence
across
sectors.
Session
contributors
will
introduce
the
Fusion
Liaison
Officer
(FLO)
Initiative,
define
opportunities
for
private
sector
engagement,
discuss
benefits
of
participation
in
the
FLO
Initiative
and
outline
processes
for
establishing
critical
communication
on
emerging
threats
to
security,
reputation
and
integrity.
The
Session
will
incorporate
practical
examples
of
FLO
engagement
to
empower
security,
reputation
and
integrity
in
the
face
of
threats,
including
those
emerging
in
the
context
of
disasters
and
large-‐scale
events.
Intelligence
experts
will
discuss:
• Private
sector
engagement
in
the
Fusion
Liaison
Officer
Initiative.
• Practical
examples
of
information
sharing
and
private
sector
impact.
• Strategic
and
operational
approaches
for
protecting
confidentiality
and
competitive
intelligence.
Participants
will
learn
about
and
contribute
to:
• Strategies
for
managing
shared
threats,
including
human
trafficking,
cyber
attacks
and
related
threats
to
security
and
integrity.
• Dialogue
on
information
sharing
and
intelligence
solutions.
• Fusion
Liaison
Officer
Initiative
efforts
to
engage
the
private
sector.
10:30
–
10:45
Break
3. 10:45
–
12:00
Session
2:
Global
Intelligence
&
Cross-‐Sector
Initiatives
Theme:
Fusing
Global
Security
&
Integrity
in
Sport
Synopsis:
Specialists
with
strategic
and
operational
expertise
in
intelligence,
anti-‐corruption
and
security
will
present
research
and
cases
studies
on
shared
risks
emerging
through
organized
crime,
human
trafficking
and
sport
manipulation
linkages.
Session
contributors
will
discuss
efforts
of
the
Organization
for
Economic
Co-‐
operation
and
Development
(OECD)
Task
Force
on
Charting
Illicit
Trade
(TF-‐
CIT),
an
OECD
High
Level
Risk
Forum,
and
its
Sub
Group
on
Emerging
Threats.
The
Session
will
incorporate
initiatives
to
counter
organized
crime
and
illicit
threats,
including
through
training
in
Sport
Security
and
Integrity,
and
related
efforts
to
integrate
security,
reputation
and
integrity
into
research,
education
and
practice.
Specialized
experts
will
discuss:
• Multi-‐stakeholder,
cross-‐sector
efforts
of
OECD
Task
Force
on
Charting
Illicit
Trade
(TF-‐CIT)
and
Sub
Group
on
Emerging
Threats.
• Case
studies
on
linkages
among
organized
crime,
human
trafficking,
corruption
and
sports
manipulation.
• Strategies
and
operational
approaches
for
protecting
sport
through
integrity
training
and
transparency.
Participants
will
learn
about
and
contribute
to:
• Strategies
for
combating
risks
of
organized
crime,
human
trafficking,
sport
manipulation
and
related
threats
to
security
and
integrity.
• Dialogue
on
how
to
address
gaps
in
global
information
sharing
and
intelligence
solutions
across
sectors.
• Sport
Security
and
Integrity
efforts.
12:00
–
13:15
Lunch
Break
(light
lunch
provided)
13:15
–
14:30
Session
3:
Breakout
Sessions:
Threats
to
Security,
Reputation
and
Integrity
Workshop/Training
1:
Human
Trafficking
Workshop/Training
2:
Cyber
Security
&
Financial
Crime
Workshop/Training
3:
Sport
Security
+
Integrity
&
Anti-‐Corruption
Workshop/Training
4:
Supply
Chain
Visibility
&
Risk
14:30
–
14:45
Break
4.
14:45
–
16:00
Session
4:
Strategic
Partnerships
&
Public-‐Private
Initiatives
Theme:
Leveraging
Uncertainty
&
Global
Value
Chains
Synopsis:
Panelists
will
share
insights
from
breakout
sessions
and
facilitate
dialogue
on
creating
value
through
uncertainty.
Special
attention
to
the
role
and
impact
of
public-‐private
and
cross-‐sector
efforts
will
be
included.
Panelists
will
incorporate
research
and
feedback
on
strategic
approaches
to
creating
market
advantage
in
the
face
of
threats
to
security,
reputation
and
integrity.
Panelists
will
discuss:
• Strategies
for
creating
competitive
advantage
through
uncertainty.
• Radical
responsibility
and
frontline
shifts
in
global
governance.
• Implications
for
public-‐private
engagement.
• Strategic
and
operational
approaches
to
shared
impact
and
relevance.
Participants
will
learn
about
and
contribute
to:
• Research,
training
and
program
development.
• Dialogue
on
information
sharing
and
intelligence
solutions.
• Creation
of
new
solutions
for
engagement.
Participants
will
be
invited
to
engage
in
strategic
public-‐private
initiatives.
16:00
–
16:15
Break
16:15
–
16:30
Insights
and
Concluding
Remarks
Rutgers
Business
School,
Center
for
Market
Advantage