This document provides an agenda for the 12th Annual Border Security Conference taking place on February 12-13, 2019 in Rome, Italy. The conference will bring together border security experts from around the world to discuss strategies and technologies for managing borders effectively in response to issues like migration crises and terrorism. Over the two-day event, speakers from organizations like Frontex, Europol, and various government agencies will provide perspectives on topics such as maritime security, airport security, biometrics and data management, and international cooperation. Attendees will learn about next-generation technologies being implemented at borders as well as political and policy implications for the future of border security.

1. Crowne Plaza St Peter’s Hotel & Spa, Rome, Italy
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Security 2019
12th & 13th
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CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN:
Mr. John Vine CBE QPM, Former Chief Inspector of
Borders, Borders & Immigration UK
INTERNATIONAL EXPERT SPEAKERS:
Vice Admiral Luis Carlos de Sousa Pereira, Portuguese
Maritime Authority Director General and Commandant
Maritime Police, Portuguese Navy
Rear Admiral (Ret’d) Alberto Cervone, Mediterranean
Security and Migration Expert, Italian Navy
Mr. Patrick Nemeth, Director of Identity Operations
Division, Office of Biometric Identity Management (OBIM)
Mr. Krum Garkov, Director, eu-LISA
Mr. Manuel Navarrette, Head of Counter Terrorism Centre,
Europol
Mr. Frederico Soda, Director of Coordination Office for the
Mediterranean, International Organisation for Migration
(IOM)
Superintendent Peter Nilsson, Head of Airpol, Airpol
Ms. Rasa Ostrauskaite, Director of Transnational Threats
Department, Organisation for Security and Co-operation
in Europe (OSCE)
Mr. Andrew Parker, Integrated Border Management Task
Force Co-ordinator, Interpol
Mr. Wilfried Covent, Senior Security Expert, Brussels Airport
Mr. Marco Mantovan, Technical Cooperation and
Development Specialist, Migration Management,
International Organisation for Migration (IOM)
Ms. Keri Phoenix, Manager, Innovative Travel Solutions,
Vancouver Airport Authority
Mr. Gordon Wilson, President, WorldReach Software
Robert Rozploch, Vice President of Research, Engineering,
and Product Development, Gatekeeper Intelligent
Security
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
• Explore strategies and next-generation biometric
technologies being implemented at land, air and sea
borders around the world
• Investigate how European and global borders can be
effectively managed in response to the growing migration
crisis and the increased threat of cross-border terrorism
• Hear how nations are implementing the latest biometric
and data management capabilities to achieve secure
and autonomous border controls
• Discuss how political implications will affect border security
within Europe and around the globe in 2019 and beyond
NEW FOR THIS YEAR:
• The latest updates on emerging border security
technologies
• Perspectives from a wide range of international
organisations and an insight into their current work
• Perspectives from key European nations at the forefront of
border security and management
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2. Border Security
Day One | Tuesday 12th February 2019 www.bordersec.com
LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN
Dear Participants;
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the 12th Annual Border
Security Conference taking place on the 12th and 13th February 2019 in
Rome, Italy.
Ensuring security of National Borders is a key priority for all governments and
remains one of the most high-profile law enforcement issues of our time.
Conflict, poverty and political instability have created an unprecedented
number of refugees and economic migrants moving between countries,
placing tremendous pressure on the border security community. In addition,
the growth in air travel means that volumes of travellers are growing at an
exponential rate.
Border Security 2019 will bring together border Security expertise and good
practice focusing on the latest technology being used on the front line and
best practice from Law enforcement from across the globe.
Together with the ever-present threat of cross border terrorism, in particular
from returning foreign fighters, there is a need to share best practice and
to consider how these pressures can be combatted and managed using
innovative technological solutions.
Establishing the identity of people crossing borders is key and this year’s
conference will focus on the new technology being deployed across the
globe to ensure that border law enforcement agencies can differentiate
between travellers particularly using biometric technology, in order to focus
their resources on those that pose the greatest risk.
Join us at this well-established event for an information packed two days,
featuring the latest innovation in Border Security and an opportunity to
meet experts in their field from across the world.
John Vine CBE QPM
Chairman
Border Security 2019
8.30 Registration and Coffee
8.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Mr. John Vine CBE QPM, Former Chief Inspector of Borders,
Borders & Immigration
MARITIME BORDER SECURITY
OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESS
9.00 The Global Migration Crisis: Challenges and Remedies
• The challenge posed to Italian maritime security by irregular
migration
• Assessing international protection and its paradoxes
• An evaluation of migration dynamics, its responses and drawbacks
• Looking into the future at long term strategies and emergency
measures in place to ensure and enhance maritime border
security
Rear Admiral (Ret’d) Alberto Cervone, Former Head of Plans and
Operations, Italian Navy
9.30 The Portuguese (PRT) Maritime Authority - Maritime Police in
European Border Control Operations
• The sea: A multidimensional and multidisciplinary space
• Evaluating PRT Maritime Authority and European Coast Guard
Functions
• Carrying out surveillance, control and information sharing in PRT
jurisdictional waters
• Understanding the role and participation of PRT Maritime Police in
FRONTEX Operations
Vice Admiral Luis Carlos de Sousa Pereira, Portuguese Maritime
Authority Director General and Commandant Maritime Police,
Portuguese Navy
10.00 Industry Milestone: The First Permanent Kiosk Based Border Control
Solution for Entry/Exit Control in the EU
• Learn of the recent kiosk deployment at Paphos International
Airport and Larnaca International Airport in Cyprus
• Overview of the BORDERXPRESS™ solution: a two step process for
border control that expedites the border clearance process and
strengthens border control
• Summary of the efficiencies and benefits for Airports and Border
Security Officers
• Review the implementation of kiosk based border control solution,
including: stakeholder engagement, custom kiosk workflows and
process design, document validation, biometric verification, space
requirements and layouts, network infrastructure requirements, and
facilitation
Ms. Keri Phoenix, Manager, Innovative Travel Solutions, Vancouver
Airport Authority
10.40 Morning Coffee
AIRPORT BORDER SECURITY
11.05 Applying Next-Generation Biometrics, Deep Learning, and Multi-
Factors of Intelligent Security (MFIS) to Increase both the Security and
Throughput of Border Crossing Solutions
• Demonstration of how low-latency “actionable intelligence”
achieved through the application of advanced technologies
combining Multiple Factors of Intelligent Security (MFIS)
• Advanced system solutions for vehicle border crossings combine a
variety of factors, including: Intelligent Vehicle Occupant Detection
(IVOD), Intelligent Vehicle Undercarriage Scanning (IVUS), Intelligent
License Plate Recognition (ILPR), and Automatic Identification of
Vehicle Make, Model, and Color
• Efficient system solutions are shown to achieve both increased
security and faster throughput of land, air, and sea ports by prioritizing
and alerting security issues that matter the most
• Today’s challenges require solutions address both Vehicle-based and
Pedestrian-based traffic flows
• Effective local border crossing systems must integrate seamlessly and
securely with higher-level Government databases and technology
infrastructure
Robert Rozploch, Vice President of Research, Engineering, and Product
Development, Gatekeeper Intelligent Security
11.45 Developments in Securing the Airport Environment: Preventing
Terrorist Attacks and Other Security Threats
• An update on the current operations of Airpol and the threats facing
Airports
• Technological advancements within airport security and future plans
to establish widespread biometric initiatives
• Airport intelligence networks: how are helping secure borders and
ensure threats to airport are mitigated
Superintendent Peter Nilsson, Head of Airpol, Airpol
12.15 Canada’s Seamless Border initiatives and Prototypes: An Overview
Achieving Higher Security and Facilitation of Low-risk Travellers Using
New Approaches to Integrated Border Management
• Earlier remote ID Verification (smartphones, biometrics)
• Risk Assessment/Predictive Analytics at individual traveller levels
• Inputs from full scale prototyping into redesign of immigration
screening/automated approvals, primary border enforcement,
and traveller flows with a biometrics corridor to achieve non-stop
clearance for approved low-risk travellers for air and land modes
Mr. Gordon Wilson, President, WorldReach Software
12.45 Networking Lunch
1.45 5 Digital Intelligence Challenges All Border Agencies Are Facing Today
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2.25 ‘Happy Flow’: Enhancing Customer Experience While Ensuring Border
Security with Innovative Border Technology
• Contemporary challenges facing the airport industry and the role of
technology in solving these
• Developing a passenger centric, seamless, secure, safe and
financially sustainable airport ecosystem
• Creating passenger profiles by establishing a reliable chain of identity
between airport stakeholders
• Looking towards the future of Happy Flow as an international initiative
Ms. Annette Steenbergen, Coordinator Happy Flow and Preclearance,
Government of Aruba
2.55 Learning from Developments in Airport Security Systems which aim to
Counter Current and Emerging threats to Air Borders
• Assessing past issues and the susceptibility of modern transport hubs
threats
• Developments within airport security to combat emerging ‘insider
threats’
• Visibility as a deterrence: balancing security theatre and effective
technological systems
• Examining current security threats and future strategies at the airport
Mr. Wilfried Covent, Senior Security Expert, Brussels Airport Company
3.25 Afternoon Tea
MIGRATION MANAGEMENT
3.50 The European Migrant Crisis: Assessing the Current Climate and Moving
Towards more Effective forms of Border Management
• An update on the current status of the migrant crisis in the
Mediterranean
• Steps taken to reduce the risks and effects of cross border criminality
related to irregular migration
• Current strategies and the introduction of biometric technology
initiatives to help nations conceptualise and operate their migration
programs
• Future initiatives of the IOM to assist in capacity building for better
border management
Mr. Frederico Soda, Director of Coordination Office for the
Mediterranean, International Organisation for Migration
Mr. Marco Mantovan, Migration Management Unit, International
Organisation for Migration
4.35 Finnish Customs Perspectives on the New EU Integrated Border
Management Strategy
• Examining the importance of cooperation between national border
agencies
• Assessing the efficiency of multidisciplinary approaches to border
management
• Core issues surrounding the implementation of the new EU strategy
• Looking to the future and evaluating the implementation of a Finnish
national action plan
Mr. Samy Gardemeister, Director of Enforcement, Finnish Customs
5.05 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Mr. John Vine CBE QPM, Former Chief Inspector of Borders,
Borders & Immigration
5.20 Networking Reception
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8.30 Registration & Coffee
8.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Mr. John Vine CBE QPM, Former Chief Inspector of Borders,
Borders & Immigration
BORDER BIOMETRICS AND DATA MANAGEMENT
OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESS
9.00 Recent Developments in Biometric Strategies at US Borders
• Operating and maintaining IDENT (Automated Biometric
Identification System) - the largest homeland security focused
automated biometric identification system in the world
• Developing and deploying IDENT’s replacement - Homeland
Advanced Recognition Technology
• Leveraging continued international information sharing
Mr. Patrick Nemeth, Director of Identity Operations Division,
US Department of Homeland Security
9.30 From Silos to Interoperability - Evolution of Technology in Service
of Border Management
• The current work of The European Agency for the Operational
Management of large-scale IT Systems in the Area of Freedom,
Security and Justice (eu-Lisa) in developing effective systems to
safeguard borders and to analyse irregular migration flows
• Utilising the VIS and Eurodac systems to ensures efficient and
secure processing of the visa processes and border entry travel
procedures and to monitor asylum applications
• Maintaining operational success through effective and open
partnerships with Member States and EU institutions
Mr. Krum Garkov, Director, eu-LISA
10.00 Recent Developments in the Use of Biometrics in Border Security
• Lessons learnt in the introduction of biometrics
• Progress in technology – where are the significant deployments
• Using a service perspective to optimise the solution
Mr. Marek Rejman-Greene, Consultant and Former Senior
Biometrics Adviser at the Home Office, Identity for Services
10.30 Morning Coffee
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
11.00 Enhancing Border Security with INTERPOL Policing Capabilities
• Results and lessons learned from INTERPOL operations at air,
land, and sea border points, including cooperation with Frontex
• Capacity building training to improve crime detection at
international borders
• Improving worldwide border management policy through cross-
border partnerships between INTERPOL, member countries, and
international organizations
• Systematic use of INTERPOL and regional databases, biometrics,
API/PNR analysis software, and task force approaches in ideal
border management
Mr. Andrew Parker, Integrated Border Management Task Force
Co-ordinator, Interpol
11.30 The Importance of Improving Networking Capabilities of National
Security Forces as a Multi-lateral Response to Security Threats
• The current climate surrounding transnational, cross border
terrorism in Europe
• Irregular migration and its impact on counter terrorism strategies
• Returning foreign fighters and the need to track individuals
posing threats to national security
• Current initiatives to utilise and improve upon international
police networks when fighting criminality
Mr. Manuel Navarrette, Head of Europol’s European Counter
Terrorism Centre, Europol
12.00 Networking Lunch
BORDER POLICING STRATEGIES
1.00 Enhancing Border Security Capabilities: German Border Control of
the Future
• An update on the progress of the project over the past year
• PNR, Entry/Exit and ABC gate projects to enhance and renew
border controls to meet EU standards
• Targeting efficient and operational functionality of new border
control technology by 2022
• Feedback from testing at Frankfurt Airport and other pilot
schemes
Mr. Ralph Krueger, Director of Project Border Control of the
Future, German Federal Police
1.30 Learning from Swedish Border Management Approaches and the
Implementation of New Strategies to Counter Emerging Threats
• Addressing the recommendations and lessons learnt through
monitoring processes and the Schengen evaluation
• Addressing mobile criminal networks and irregular migration in
the current Schengen environment - an update on the current
strategies being employed by the Swedish Border authorities
• Early lessons from implementing the PNR-directive and
preparations for Entry-Exit systems
Superintendent Patrik Engstrom, Head of National Border Policing
Section, Swedish Police Authority
2.00 Afternoon Tea
TERRORISM AND BORDER SECURITY
2.30 Lessons Learnt form the Strategies Implemented by the OSCE
to Ensure Better Co-ordination, Coherence and Efficiency in
Countering Border Threats
• Current operations of the department in fighting against
terrorism and promoting refined border security and
management
• The importance of fostering international cooperation to
counter transnational border security threats
• The implications of emerging challenges to transnational
security and measure to counter this
Ms. Rasa Ostrauskaite, Director of Transnational Threats
Department, OSCE
3.00 The EU policy on migration and border management. Case study
on Turkey
• Development of EU migration and border management policy
• Turkey as a strategic partner in migration
• Border management investment project in Turkey
Dr Michael Rupp, Head of Section for Border Management and
Migration issues in the European Union delegation to Turkey (Until
recently), European Commission
3.30 Understanding the Role and Importance of the Armed Forces in
Ensuring National Border Security
• What roles are - and are not - appropriate for the armed forces
in securing borders and managing refugees?
• Case Study: Essential principles of armed forces in border
security operations
• How can armed forces best prepare for and execute these
missions?
• What equipment and training requirements are most
appropriate in planning for and executing such mission?
• How can industry provide solutions for armed forces border
security requirements?
Professor Dr. Jack Clarke, Director of Studies, Transatlantic Civil
Security, George C Marshall Center for European Security Studies
4.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
Mr. John Vine CBE QPM, Former Chief Inspector of Borders,
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