International Port Security 2010 Global Conference
Communication, Cooperation & Coordination for Effective Change

29th & 30th September 2010, Hilton Barcelona, Spain

Are you a solution provider which can help Safeguard against Underwater
Threats, Terrorist Attacks or Threats against the Supply Chain?

Can you help increase inter-agency cooperation, coordination and communication at all levels?Then you need to be at International Port
Security 2010!

Who will you meet?

Agencies

Swedish Coast Guard

US Navy

US Coastguard

US AFRICOM

US Marine Corps

US Airport and Seaport Police

Royal Navy

Indian Navy

French Navy

Netherlands Navy

Portuguese Navy

Japanese Navy

Italian Coastguard

NATO

NAMSA

NURC

EU Military Staff



Ports

Port of Barcelona

Port of Singapore

Port of Venice

Port of Miami

Port of Shaghai

Port of Los Angeles

Port of Kobe (Japan)

Port of Hamburg

Port of Hon Kong

Port of Durban

Port of Amsterdam

Police of Catalonia Spain

London Port Authority

Port of Shanghai

Port of Rotterdam

Port of Vigo

Port of Dover

AND MANY MORE...



Regulatory Authorities

EU Commission

European Sea Ports Organisation

International Maritime Bureau

International Maritime Organisation

DP World Dubai

Baltic and International Maritime Council

Cambridge Academy of Transport

Transportation Security Administration



Example Job Roles (Based on Previous Attendees)

CEO, Chief Anti-Terrorism Department, Commander, Deputy Harbor Master, Executive Director, Deputy Port Security Officer, Director
Antiterrorism/Force Protection, Port Security, Director General,
Director, Port Operations, Director Ops, Commissioner, Harbor Master,
Head of Port Security, Head of Security Service, Managing Director of
Operations and Planning, Maritime Safety Division, National Maritime
Security Compliance Manager, US Marine Attaché, Head Maritime Security,
Chief Information Officer, Director of Planning, Port Director,
President, Director Bulk Cargo, General Manager Operations.



Why do they attend?

Recently we have seen a huge amount of activity in the construction of new ports and expansion of existing ones and investment aimed at
safety and security initiatives at all levels. Expanding new
infrastructure and facilities provides the greatest amount of pressure
on the site security management teams.


Challenges and threats to international ports have been increasing and
evolving steadily. Port security professionals need to ensure they are
fully up-to-date with the latest attack methods and techniques so that
they can put in place effective initiatives to mitigate the threat.

This investment is being focused on not only overcoming the traditional security challenges but also the issues which impact on
coordination, cooperation and communication between the entities
responsible for port security.



What Solutions are they asking for?

Underwater Threat Detection

Cargo Screening

Passenger terminal safety and security solutions

Cargo Tracking and Anti Tamper Technologies

Boarder and Perimeter Surveillance & Protection

Waterborne perimeter security barriers

Waterside security surveillance systems

Simulation & Awareness Training

Intelligence Monitoring

Satellite Surveillance

Video Surveillance

Flexible and Mobile Imaging

Satellite Communications

Communication Systems

Wireless Communications

People Vetting

Authenticity Verification & Personnel Tracking

Offshore Patrol Vehicles

Risk and Vulnerability Assessments

Business Continuity & Crisis Management Plans

Carbon Dioxide, Drug, Radiation Detection

Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs)

Asset and Infrastructure Protection

Unmanned Vehicles


If your business can supply technology or services that will help our world ports your presence is requested at the IPS 2010 Exhibition.
Please note that Lead Sponsorship Opportunities will be limited. For
more information please contact Matthew Morgan on +44 (0) 20 1827 6196
or mmorgan@smi-online.com