October 19th 2016 | Central London

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Agenda

Agenda

Time

Session

08.25

Registration, Refreshments & Networking

09.25

Chair’s Welcome Address

CHAIR: Sir Paul Stephenson, former Commissioner, Metropolitan Police Service (Confirmed)

09.30

Brexit – Continuing Our Collaboration In The Fight Against Terrorism

SPEAKER: Rob Wainwright, Director, Europol (Confirmed)

10.00

How can we achieve a ‘full spectrum approach’ to National Security & work across government departments, blue lights, armed forces & the wider public sector?

SPEAKER: Rt Hon John F Spellar MP, Member & Lead Opposition Member Defence Select Committee (Confirmed)

10.20

Successfully Countering Extremism & Tackling Radicalisation: Panel Session

  • The Counter Extremism Strategy, One Year On: What progress has been made so far?
  • Counter Terrorism Security Act 2015: How can we successfully identify and prevent vulnerable people from being drawn into terrorism?
  • Tools and techniques to build effective and efficient community partnerships and pave the path forwards for further integration
  • Social Media and radicalisation: How are social media channels stopping the spread of hate
  • CONTEST under review: What changes should we begin preparing for?

SPEAKER: Professor Tahir Abbas, Senior Research Fellow, National Security & Resilience, RUSI (Confirmed)

SPEAKER: Waqar Ahmed, Prevent Manager, Birmingham City Council (Confirmed)

CHAIR: Sir Paul Stephenson, former Commissioner, Metropolitan Police Service (Confirmed)

11.20

Refreshments & Networking Break

11.50

UK Counter Terrorism Law

  • Investigatory Powers Bill: What capability gaps will be address?
  • What can we expect from the new Investigatory Powers Commissioner?
  • Online encryption: Individual Privacy vs National Security  
  • Should communications service providers be able to collect and retain information about their customers which can be accessed by investigators?

SPEAKER: Lord Carlile of Berriew CBE QC, Director of SC Strategy Limited (Confirmed)

12.10

Securing Young People’s Safety Online 

  • What threats do young people face online?
  • How can we make young people aware of the dangers of social media?
  • Are search engines and social media channels doing enough to develop young people’s social media literacy

SPEAKER: Will Gardner, CEO, Childnet International (Confirmed)

12.30

Knowledge Exchange Seminars 

  • Delegates will be invited to take part in one of a selection of breakout sessions, dealing with topics crucial to the everyday work of those involved in national security, cyber security and resilience

13.10

Lunch, Refreshments & Networking  

  • Take advantage of the opportunity to expand your contact base by meeting counterparts from across the sector and visiting the exhibition

14.10

Chair’s Afternoon Remarks

SPEAKER: Sir Paul Stephenson, former Commissioner, Metropolitan Police Service (Confirmed)

14.15

The Cyber Threat: Mitigating & Tackling The Digital Risk 

  • How will the new National Cyber Security Strategy help tackle the threat of a cyber attack?
  • How will a £1.9bn Government investment in Cyber Security help the UK maintain its position as a world leader in Cyber?
  • What plans are in place to ensure the UK can mitigate the impact of a major cyberattack?

SPEAKER: Jamie Saunders, Director, National Cyber Crime Unit, NCA (Confirmed)

14.45

Refreshments & Networking Break

15.15

Successfully Implementing the National Security Strategy

  • Hear directly from the UK's most senior police officer, who will speak on some of the most pressing national security issues that we face today

SPEAKER: Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, Commissioner, Metropolitan Police Service (Confirmed)

15.45

Strengthening Domestic Resilience & Crisis Response: Panel Discussion

  • Connecting people, communities and businesses to secure a stronger and more resilience society.
  • Improving national and local crisis management architectures
  • Developing a strategy to manage risk
  • Protecting those in crowded places and public events

SPEAKER: Ian Womersley, CBRN Head of Centre, College of Policing (Confirmed)

16.45

Chair's Closing Remarks

SPEAKER: Sir Paul Stephenson, former Commissioner, Metropolitan Police Service (Confirmed)

16.50

Close of Summit