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Conference: November 7-9, 2011Expo: November 8-9, 2011 Town and Country Resort, San Diego, CA

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The Latest Technology and Initiatives to Secure U.S. Borders

Speakers include:The Honorable Grayling Williams,Director, Office of Counter NarcoticsEnforcement, Department ofHomeland Security

Kumar Kibble, Deputy Director,US Immigration and CustomsEnforcement

Maj Gen Michael Kostelnik, USAF(Ret), Assistant Commissioner,Air and Marine, US CBP

Dr. Thomas Cellucci, ChiefCommercialization Officer, DHSScience and Technology Directorate

CAPT Howard Hart, USN, Director ofIntelligence, JIATF West

Larry Dever, Sheriff, Cochise County AZChairman, Southwest Border Sheriff’sCoalition

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✔ Get exclusive access to the latest technology needed to secure ourland, air and sea borders

✔ Meet with vendors and test new technology to make informedpurchase decisions

✔ Network and build partnerships across government agencies ✔ Attend the complimentary Keynote sessions on both days of the

expo which take place in the Exhibit Hall Show Floor Theatre

1 registration gives you access to 3 Conferences✔ The event is being held in conjunction with UAV West and Maritime

Homeland Security West, allowing you access to all conferencesessions taking place

✔ Learn about DHS current requirements and future vision✔ Review technology needs and gaps directly from top border security

officials ✔ Hear strategic plans to contend with border threats✔ Receive an up-to-date overview on 2012 procurement and

acquisition strategies

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Dear Colleague,

A few months ago, I had the idea to combine three of my security-related events into one world-class expoand conference. Domestic security cannot be successful if organizations operate in silos. Great successstories like that of JIATF-West and South remind us of the exponentially greater power that can be broughtto bare when departments with different mandates, resources, and authorities focus on a single mission.

It was examples like the one above that spurred me to create an event that resonated with every facet ofthe homeland security and defense community. The Border Management Conference contains threeunique conferences with one overarching goal. When combined with an expo hall that features newtechnologies and answers to domestic security issues spanning three domains, this event provides thecommunity with an exponentially greater forum to support the joint mission of homeland security.

The Border Management Conference & Technology Expo takes place November 7-9 in San Diego, CAand it’s an event that you can’t afford to miss.

Here are 3 reasons why:1. The complimentary expo pass grants you access to the most comprehensive display of border, UAV

and maritime technologies. See the largest array of COTS products that can be implemented now tosecure our borders. The free expo pass also includes access to two keynote sessions that will take placeon the show floor.

2. I’ll be hosting 3 world-class conferences in 1 location allowing you to attend the session of yourchoice. Hear from some of the most respected names at DHS, CBP, ICE and other agencies, bothnationally and regionally.

3. Your colleagues will be there. This is shaping-up to be the most important border event of the year,and I look forward to introducing you to as many people as I can.

I encourage you to visit the event website to review pictures and information about the innovative productsthat will be at the event; as well as a growing list of exhibitors in the complimentary exhibit hall.

Please take the time to join me in November for what promises to be the border security event of the year.I’ll look for your name on the pre-registration list and look forward to seeing you in San Diego.

V/r,

Tom EngelmanProgram DirectorBorder Management Conference & Technology Expo

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Combatting Drug-Related TransnationalOrganized Crime to Reduce Threats in the Asia-Pacific Region in Order to Protect NationalSecurity Interests and Promote Regional Stability• Applying Intelligence Community resources to ongoing

investigations• Building partner nation law enforcement capabilities to

increase their effectiveness• Bringing partners into a wider network of law

enforcement agencies

CAPT Howard Hart, USNDirector of IntelligenceJIATF West

Complimentary Keynote Sessions in the Exhibit Hall

DAY 1: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8


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Addressing the Evolving Border Threatfor Air, Land and Sea• National resources and UAS operation and

capabilities• Unmanned capabilities and gaps• Projected future of OAM into the next five years

Maj Gen Michael Kostelnik, USAF (Ret)Assistant Commissioner, Air and MarineUS CBP

DAY 2: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9

The Border Management Conference and Technology Expo is being held inconjunction with UAV West and Maritime Homeland Security West, which makesthis event a true Land, Air and Sea series. You will have the opportunity to networkwith other leaders in border security, aircraft technology and maritime protection.

✔ The most comprehensive display ofborder, UAV and maritimetechnologies

✔ The largest array of COTS products thatcan be implemented now to secure ourborders

✔ Educational keynote sessions and in-depth hands-on demonstrations on theShow Floor Theatre

In addition, your FREE Expo Passgrants you access to:

· Biometrics

· Vehicle Accessories

· Communications

· Wireless

· Mobile Devices

· IdentificationSystems

· Unattended GroundSensors

· Vehicles

· Intrusion DetectionSystems

· UAS

· Sensors

· Surveillance Cameras

· ATV

· Small Off RoadVehicles

· Digital Film andBroadcasting Products

· Engineering andIntegration Solutions

· Networking andMonitoring Systems

· Facial and IrisRecognition

· K-9 DetectionServices

· Geospatial Services(GIS)

· GPS

Exhibitor profile includes:

This presentation will review current efforts to integrate the perspective ofthe homeland security practitioner community in the evaluation of mobilebiometric technologies and associated concepts of operations. The focuswill be on lessons being learned from the field and partnerships with DHScomponents, federal, State and local partners.

What will be covered:• Base lining current practitioner capabilities to inform next generation

mobile biometric devices• CONOPS diversities• Borders and battlefields

How you will benefit:• Deepen awareness of efforts to acquire practitioner driven information and

participation in developing, acquiring and certifying next generation mobilebiometric capabilities

• Provide understanding of the linkages of improved identification capabilitiesbetween border and interior homeland security/law enforcement operations

• Identify opportunities for expanded and additional participation in theprocess

Chris Aldridge Principal Member Technical Staff, Systems Research and Analysis DepartmentSandia National Laboratories

Registration and Coffee 7:30 AM

Factors in Evaluating Biometric Technologies Across Operational Domains8:00 AM

Border security isn’t what it used to be. Over the last three decadesAmerica’s concerns have steadily escalated from what was once as much ahumanitarian issue as a security issue, to concerns over paramilitaryviolence, organized crime and international terrorism. The requirements tomeet these concerns have likewise increased, to the point that anything lessthan an interagency and intergovernmental response will inevitably leavethe nation’s citizenry vulnerable to a new and expanding series of threats.This session will explore the continuum of responses from the USGovernment including the support function of the US DoD

What will be covered:• An in-depth discussion on the difference between border security and

border defense• How the DoD supports the DHS and primary agencies

with border security and defense• The benefit and drawbacks of putting “warfighters” on the border

How you will benefit:• Understand the military’s role in the border security solution set• Learn the clear distinction between the roles and responsibilities of law

enforcement and the military• Properly identify the National Guard’s role and potential for support

Professor Bert TussingDirector, Homeland Defense and Security Issues, Center for StrategicLeadership Army War College

DoD Support for Border Initiatives11:30 AM

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Advancements in Biometric Technologies

Master Class Focus DayMaster Class Focus Day

Monday, November 7, 2011The Master Class Focus Day will provide you with an in-depth look at the latest technologies and tactics in support of the border securitymission. Delegates will receive the latest information from industry experts on a range of topics from Biometrics to DoD support tactics.

This can’t miss series of workshops will leave you with critical information you can utilize immediately in your organization to improvethe success of border security operations.

This session will focus on the ability to detect, track, identify, classify,respond and resolve items of interest utilizing technology solutions that areportable, mobile, energy efficient and systems compatible. RemoteSurveillance Systems (RSS), a versatile, rapidly deployed force multiplier,allow for the monitoring and enforcement of remote and urban areas,enhancing situational awareness.

What will be covered:• “Live-link” Remote Surveillance technology• Real time streaming of video, audio and meta-data over Narrow

bandwidth communication systems• Lightweight Rapid Deployment Systems

How will you benefit:• Become familiar with narrowband video communications technology.• Observe real time situational awareness solutions in operation. • Gain an understanding of integrating video, audio and sensor technology

into a RSS.

Dan HeinzDirector of TrainingLaw Enforcement Associates, Inc.

Mark WhiteSVP Technical Operations Law Enforcement Associates, Inc.

Real Time Situational Awareness Solutions 9:30 AM

DoD Perspective

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Lunch12:30 PM

1:00 PM

A recent study looked into the effectiveness of the various securitytechnologies at the border in order to find the most crucial technologiesneeded for effective border security. NACTS designed a system dynamicsmodel to analyze the effectiveness of the technologies at the border in orderto overlay the technologies at the various flows and points of interest at theborder. After conducting over forty interviews, a collection of technologiesknown as Command, Control, Communication Computers, Intelligence,Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) were found to be the strongestforce multiplier along the border. This collection of technologies allow forefficient communication and sharing of intelligence and data betweenagencies, enabling more cost-effective operations, stronger operationalcontrol of the border, and raising the productivity of personnel,infrastructure, and the other technologies.

What will be covered:• Technology to enhance border security and international trade:

The nation has invested in staffing, infrastructure, and technology to attempt to control contraband flowing across the land border and atports of entry

• This panel will look at what technology has worked and what needs tobe invested in next

How you will benefit:• Discover how your organization/company fits into the overall

infrastructure of the recommended findings• Learn how the findings can result in a more comprehensive collection of

intelligence gathering technologies creating a force multiplier

Rick Van SchoickDirector, North American Center for Transborder StudiesArizona State University

Communications as a Force Multiplier in Border Security Operations

Master Class Focus Day continued

2:30 PM

Hundreds of millions of travellers cross international borders every year. Forgovernment border management agencies, it’s important to know theidentities of each and every one in order to protect national security andidentify travellers “of interest.” This session will provide you with the latestbiometric technologies and how they can be used to support the vitalborder management mission.

What will be covered:• The latest advancements in biometric technologies• How and where biometric systems are being implemented• The benefits and drawbacks of biometric technology

How you will benefit:• Enable border management agencies to validate a person’s identity in an

automated, repeatable, highly reliable and cost effective manner• Learn how agencies can more accurately track who enters and who exits

their countries and to check these movements against any biometricwatch-lists such as criminal AFIS databases

• Provide travelers with more secure and faster border crossing

Consuelo L. Bangs,Sr. Program Manager, IEEE CBP, Federal Business Unit, Biometric Security,Productivity & Convenience SolutionsMorphoTrak

Biometrics Technology Applications for Border Security

5:30 PM End of Master Class Focus Day

Leveraging C4ISR for Enhanced Border Security

Keeping up with the Rapidly Changing Human Machine Interface

4:00 PM

• Use of Contract Working Dogs to Augment USG Agencies• Developing Canine Capacity • Importance of quality dogs and qualified K9 handlers• Need for Certification Standard• Canine Capabilities

Q & A - Panel of Subject Matter Experts ranging from former Military Canine Trainers to current Representatives from U.S. Department of Defenseand Canadian Department of National Defence

Live K9 Detection Demonstration


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7:00 AM Coffee and Registration

8:00 AM Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

8:15 AM Opening Remarks and Update from BorderPatrol Sector San Diego• Welcome from Sector San Diego• Critical Sector programs and activities • Specialized operations in Sector San Diego

Paul BeesonChief Patrol Agent, Sector San DiegoUS Border Patrol

9:00 AM Border Security for the Mission• Using human centered design concepts to fuse information,

technology, operation and environment to produce asolution engineered for the end user’s needs

• Bringing together the best of industry and academia torapidly deliver new capabilities and improved components

• Understanding the needs of the Border Patrol to producetechnology appropriately scaled for maximum efficiency –saving resources, money and lives

Mike MonteilhEngineering Manager, Federal Systems and Cyber SecurityGeneral Dynamics C4 Systems

9:45 AM Interagency Counter Narcotics Efforts at USBorders• Coordinating policy and operations within the Department,

between the Department and other federal departmentsand agencies, and between the Department and state andlocal agencies with respect to stopping the entry of illegaldrugs into the United States

• Ensuring the adequacy of resources within the Departmentfor stopping the entry of illegal drugs into the United States

• Tracking and severing connections between illegal drugtrafficking and terrorism within the Joint Terrorism TaskForce construct

The Honorable Grayling WilliamsDirector, Office of Counter Narcotics Enforcement Department of Homeland Security

10:30 AM Networking and Refreshment Break

11:00 AM Employing Dynamic Situation Awareness andCommand and Control: Helping You SecureOur Nation’s Borders• Use the same SA and C2 technology employed in the Global

War on Terror to achieve and maintain effective control ofairspace, marine and physical borders

• Graphically display filterable SA pictures to the sector,station, vehicle, cockpit and helm-all levels of command andresponders linked together

• Digitally task responders to tracks of interest even whenvoice communications are unreliable

Michael Lawson Vice President, Advanced Technologies Department L-3 Services, Inc

11:45 AM Proceed to Exhibit Hall Show Floor Theatre

12:00 PM Addressing the Evolving Border Threat for Air,Land and Sea• National resources and UAS operation and capabilities• Unmanned capabilities and gaps• Projected future of OAM into the next five years

Maj Gen Michael Kostelnik, USAF (Ret) Assistant Commissioner, Air and MarineUS CBP

12:30 PM Lunch in Exhibit Hall

1:45 PM Proxy's Universal Distributed ManagementSystemDr. Jerry Carbone & Mr. Robert ArseneaultProxy Aviation Systems

3:00 PM DHS Science & Technology Initiatives toDevelop Enhanced Border Security Technology• Speeding the development of national security products

through the “Secure” program• Outsourcing R&D to the private sector• Products the DHS is currently looking to purchase

Dr. Thomas CellucciChief Commercialization OfficerDHS Science and Technology Directorate

3:45 PM Life After SBInet – What’s Next?• A comprehensive solution• Non-technological factors• Data analysis and collection• Economic factors

Dr. Philip AndersonDirectorHomeland Security Institute

4:30 PM Southwest Border Law EnforcementInitiatives for Improved Security• Improving coordination, communication, and response

between local, state and federal agencies• Law enforcement efforts to combat border crime and

violence• Challenges to local law enforcement in the Southwest

Larry DeverSheriff, Cochise County AZChairman, Southwest Border Sheriff’s Coalition

5:15 PM Cocktail Reception Sponsored by

6:00 PM End of Main Conference Day 1

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7:00 AM Coffee and Registration

8:45 AM Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

9:00 AM Immigration and Customs Enforcement Way Ahead• How ICE will most effectively meet its responsibilities for

criminal investigation and civil immigration enforcementover the next five years

• Overview of ICE key priorities and the strategic plan to meetidentified priorities

• Steps to streamline and improve the management structureto give the agency a clearer sense of identity and focus

Kumar KibbleDeputy DirectorUS Immigration and Customs Enforcement

9:45 AM Unmanned Technologies for Border Security• Integrated surveillance system for border security• Common operating picture / command and control• Critical infrastructure protection • Homeland security simulation and training

Keith TrasterExecutive Director, Strategic MarketingElbit Systems of America

10:30 AM Network and Refreshment Break

11:00 AM Information Sharing and CollaborationBetween Federal, State, Local, Tribal,Territorial, and Private Sector Organizations• Securely share information within communities or reach out

to other communities as needed• Enabling secure, real-time collaboration tools• Providing a trusted web-based portal for information sharing

Ray Ragone Director of Mission IntegrationHomeland Security Information NetworkDepartment of Homeland Security

11:45 AM Proceed to Exhibit Hall Show Floor Theatre

12:00 PM Combatting Drug-Related TransnationalOrganized Crime to Reduce Threats in the Asia-Pacific Region in Order to Protect NationalSecurity Interests and Promote RegionalStability• Applying Intelligence Community resources to ongoing

investigations• Building partner nation law enforcement capabilities to increase

their effectiveness• Bringing partners into a wider network of law enforcement

agencies

CAPT Howard Hart, USNDirector of IntelligenceJIATF West

12:30 PM Lunch in Exhibit Hall

1:45 PM Partnerships in Public Safety

Harold HurttAssistant Director, Office of State and Local CoordinationUS Immigration and Customs Enforcement

3:00 PM Tunnel Detection and Confirmation• Electromagnetic gradiometer for tunnel detection• Radio imaging method for tunnel confirmation• Organically reactive cell for underground sensing

Gerry StolarczykPresident and FounderSTOLAR Research Corporation

3:45 PM Developing Effective Systems Engineering andAcquisition Systems for Current Border SecurityIssues• Defining and implementing best practices for information sharing

to support homeland security activities across federal, state, tribaland local agencies, along with private sector partners

• Using experimentation to explore the viability and applicability ofnew technologies, procedures and policies

• Innovating and improving enterprise processes and tools, applyingbest practices and standards and developing plans for improvingthe overall integration of mission capabilities

James Tuttle Director of Systems Engineering and Chief Systems Engineer, SystemEngineering DivisionDHS Science and Technology Directorate

4:30 PM DEA Support to Deter, Disrupt, and Prepare forthe Prosecution of Drug Related Crimes• Investigation and preparation for prosecution of criminals and drug

gangs • Coordination and cooperation initiatives with federal, state, and

local agencies, and with foreign governments to detertransnational drug related crimes

• Collecting, analyzing, and disseminating strategic and operationaldrug intelligence information

Stephen TomaskiAssistant Special Agent in Charge, San Diego Field DivisionUS Drug Enforcement Administration

5:15 PM End of Main Conference

Main Conference Day 2

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Dress Code: Members of Uniformed Services are kindly requested to be in uniform. Appropriate attire for Industry is business casual.

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• All 'Early Bird' discounts must require payment at time of registration and before the cut-off date in order to receive any discount.

• Any discounts offered whether by IDGA (including team discounts) must also require payment at the time of registration.

• All discount offers cannot be combined with any other offer.

• This event is for the trade only. No one under the age of 18, including infants, will be permitted.

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• *SOCO ADVISORY 09-03: 7.(a) Admission fees of $645 per day or less for all attendees are considered reasonable costsworldwide for the purposes of JER 3-211 (a)(7).

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Sponsorship andExhibition OpportunitiesStill Available!For more information please contact Tom Boccard at 646-253-5517 or [email protected].

Location & LodgingInformationThis event will be held at The Town & Country Resort and Spalocated at 500 Hotel Circle North, San Diego, CA 92108

For reservations contact the hotel at 800-77-ATLAS and mentionIDGA to secure the special rate.


Standard Price

Main ConferenceTuesday, November 8 and Wednesday, November 9 $699Includes Expo and Show Floor Theatre Pass

Master Class Focus DayMonday, November 7 $645Includes Expo and Show Floor Theatre Pass

Expo Hall & Presentation Theater Pass ONLYTuesday, November 8 and FREEWednesday, November 9Only gives you access to Expo & Show Floor Theatre

Industry Standard Price

Main ConferenceTuesday, November 8 and Wednesday, November 9 $1,289Includes Expo and Show Floor Theatre Pass

Master Class Focus DayMonday, November 7 $645Includes Expo and Show Floor Theatre Pass

Expo Hall & Presentation Theater Pass ONLYTuesday, November 8 and FREEWednesday, November 9Only gives you access to Expo & Show Floor Theatre

+ Discounts apply to registrations submitted together, at the same time. Cannot be combinedwith any other discount.

Team Discounts+

Number of Attendees: Savings of: 3 to 4 10% 5 or more 15%

About IDGA:

The Institute for Defense & Government Advancement (IDGA) isa non-partisan information based organization dedicated to thepromotion of innovative ideas in public service and defense. We bringtogether speaker panels comprised of military and governmentprofessionals while attracting delegates with decision-making powerfrom military, government and defense industries.

In addition to our live events, IDGA offers an online communitydedicated to providing homeland security professionals with industryanalysis and insights through podcasts, videos, webinars, articles, andpresentations from key industry leaders. Members of our onlinecommunity are able to extend their live event experience and interactwith the homeland security community by leveraging the opportunityto network, share ideas, best practices, and business solutions. Joinour community today at www.idga.org.

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