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  • Securing Public Transportation Systems: Protecting mass transit networks against crime and terrorism

    Date: Feb 25 2010 1:00pm EST
    Presented By: ADT Security Services, Hirsch Electronics

    Description:
    Sponsored by:
     

    In this Feb. 25, 2010, webcast from SecurityInfoWatch.com, we will feature a roundtable of leading transit security police administrators and transit industry experts. Our roundtable panel will examine the overall scope of threats faced by public transit systems, including both daily crimes as well as the imminent threat of terrorist acts. We will examine trends in securing the transit systems, including increased police presence, sweeps, technology usage, anti-terror teams, catastrophic event planning and transit security funding. The program will give you a current view on where security fits into transit agencies as you prepare to secure your own transit system. The program is offered free to all attendees.

    Roundtable topics of discussion:

    • Threat trends: the overall scope of what mass transit systems are facing today
    • Developing response and risk mitigation strategies for transit
    • Using current technologies to your advantage
    • Security sweeps of trains, stations
    • Developing anti-terror teams
    • Finding funding to increase security/police efforts for mass transit
    • Getting buy-in from management for security upgrades
    Speakers

    Doug DeLeaver
    Former Chief of Police
    Maryland Transit Administration Police

    Doug DeLeaver is a 37-year Law Enforcement Officer from the State of Maryland. Doug spent 22 years with the Maryland State Police, retiring on July 1, 1992 with the rank of Lieutenant. On July 1, 1992, the Governor of Maryland appointed Doug to the rank of Captain to the Maryland Natural Resources Police. On July 1, 1993, Doug was appointed Major and the executive assistant to the Superintendent of that Department. On December 2, 1998, Doug was appointed to the Maryland Transportation Authority as Director of Strategic Planning, at the request of the Chief of that Agency. On July 1, 2000, Doug was appointed to the rank of Colonel as the Chief of Police for the Maryland Transit Administration Police Force.

    Fred Jandt
    Editor
    Mass Transit magazine

    With more than four years covering the public transportation industry, Mass Transit magazine editor, Fred Jandt, has visited dozens of transit authorities on three different continents and seen firsthand how they implement security at their locations. Fred has interviewed the directors of three of the largest transit security forces in the United States, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) and NJ Transit, to learn how they cope with the day-to-day struggle of keeping their customers and employees safe. Fred also writes a weekly blog, the MT Position, where he discusses the latest headlines affecting the transit industry.
     
    Presenting Sponsors:

    Larry Mays
    Group Director Transportation & Logistics
    ADT Security Services

    		 Mr. Mays has over 32 years of experience in developing mission critical information management solutions for the transportation industry. At ADT, he provides mass transit, transportation and logistics organizations with guidance on integrated security solutions. Prior to ADT, Mr. Mays served in senior management roles for Pan American World Airways, and Unisys. He has advised mass transit authorities, airlines and freight forwarders about systems integration and network infrastructure.  Larry holds a BS degree in Business Management from Adelphi University, an MBA from Saint Joseph’s University, and an Executive Management education program from Kellogg Graduate School of Management.

    John Piccininni
    Vice President, Sales

    Hirsch Electronics

    		 John Piccininni is responsible for global sales and customer service at Hirsch.  He has more than thirty years experience with security, access control, CCTV, radio communications and integrated systems and has worked for companies such as Wells Fargo Alarm System (now ADT) and Motorola.  Mr. Piccininni holds an MBA in International Business, Loyola Marymount University, CA, and a Bachelor of Science in Management, Long Island University, NY.
     


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  • Securing Public Transportation Systems: Protecting mass transit networks against crime and terrorism
    Date:
    Feb 25 2010 1:00pm
    Summary:

    In this Feb. 25, 2010, webcast from SecurityInfoWatch.com, we will feature a roundtable of leading transit security police administrators and transit industry experts. Our roundtable panel will examine the overall scope of threats faced by public transit systems, including both daily crimes as well as the imminent threat of terrorist acts. We will examine trends in securing the transit systems, including increased police presence, sweeps, technology usage, anti-terror teams, catastrophic event planning and transit security funding. The program will give you a current view on where security fits into transit agencies as you prepare to secure your own transit system. The program is offered free to all attendees.

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