October 8th 2019 | Central London (Zone 1)

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Agenda

Agenda

Time

Session

09:00

Registration, Refreshments & Networking

10:00

Chair’s Welcome Address

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

10:05

Keynote address: An update on Government strategies for addressing the current security threats

10:35

Tackling the spread and rise of extremism: From prisons, to social media, to schools

  • Tools, techniques and strategies to monitor the rapidly changing landscape
  • Swiftly removing extremist content from online: Tackling live streaming
  • Mitigating extremism in prisons: What strategies are limiting the spread?
  • Recognising extremism  in schools: Safeguarding children 

11:35

Refreshments and Networking Break

12:00

Securing the UK's cyberspace: Protecting our critical national infrastructure

  • Building the wall ever higher: Responding and adapting cyber security policies
  • Local vs national vs international: A global problem with local solutions
  • Exploring the latest threat and strategies to tackle them
  • Tackling the rise in ‘user friendly’ hacking tool

12:30

Building security capacity and capabilities across the public sector

  • Working together to share skills, knowledge and expertise
  • Establishing an effective, risk-based approach to security

13:00

Case Study: Responding to a security emergency

  • Ensuring your initial response is effective
  • Adapting your response as the emergency develops
  • Reflecting after the incident and improving your response strategy

13:20

Lunch and Networking

14:20

First-steps, reacting and responding to a developing crisis

  • Creating and maintaining an up-to-date crisis communications strategy
  • Strategy before and during a crisis - planning, responding and adapting
  • Implementing a ‘dry-run’ and taking away key lessons learnt
  • Top-tips to develop your crisis communications team
  • Identifying and training your spokespeople

14:45

The Prevent Strategy in 2019

  • Working locally with communities to improve the delivery of the Prevent Strategy
  • Safeguarding vulnerable people: identifying those at risk and providing them support

15:10

Managing a CBRN attack

  • Ensuring you are equipped to respond to an attack
  • Tools to manage and adapt to an ongoing CBRN incident

15:35

The role of border management in national security

  • Facilitating legitimate movement whilst ensuring the security of 140 ports and airports
  • The latest challenges in controlling the border and the approaches to managing them

16:00

Chair's Closing Remarks

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

Close of Summit

Please note that all speakers and the agenda are subject to change without notice