09.00 Opening Remarks From The Chair

09.10 Identifying And Managing Threats In Aviation Security

• Understanding the threats to civil aviation in Asia: What emerging trends are being identified?
• Advancements in threat assessment and management
• Strategies to respond to evolving security threats: What is now available?

Sidney Chau
Executive Director
AVIATION SECURITY COMPANY (AVSECO), HONG KONG

09.50 Security Capacity Building: A Look Into Vietnam’s Civil Aviation Administration’s International Cooperation

• Learning from Vietnam and Australia’s commitment to strengthening transport security across the Asia Pacific
• Implementing lessons learned: Effective management of security planning and deployment of personnel
• Recent initiatives and the latest partnership between Australia and Vietnam’s aviation security offices

To Tu Hung
Deputy Director Aviation Security
CIVIL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION OF VIETNAM *awaiting final confirmation

11.00 Ensuring Improved Counter-Terrorism Training For Security Staff: The Indonesian Directorate General Of Civil Aviation Perspective

• Counter-terrorism training: What is executed in regards to this in Indonesia
• Ensuring better trained personnel for quicker threat detection: What new strategies have been implemented?
• Setting requirements for deploying newer screening technologies

Dwi Afriyanto
Chief Section for Aviation Security
DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF CIVIL AVIATION, INDONESIA

11.40 A Look Into The Technological Requirements For Malaysian Airports

• Looking into adopting new security methods effective security checks and threat detection
• Exploring new techniques in access control for better security and protection
• Looking into the possibility of a unified standard for liquid, aerosol and gel (LAG) regulations for Malaysia and the rest of the world

Mustafa Kamal Bin Alang Othman
General Manager (Aviation Security)
MALAYSIA AIRPORTS HOLDINGS BERHAD

13.20 Fielding Requirements For The Incheon International Airport

• Examining the technological requirements for new equipment to be utilised in IIA
• Plans for the upgrading of existing systems and the procurement of newer technologies: What will be done?
• Integrating newer scanning and screening technologies with updated counterterrorism training for security staff

Soojin Bae
Manager Security Screening
INCHEON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CORPORATION

14.00 Effective Airport Security Without The Need For Multi- Million Dollar Budgets: Addressing Fundamental Issues Of Aviation Security

• An overview on Asia’s aviation security outlook
• Cost effective solutions to the developments in aviation security policing for the next 5-10 years
• Discussing the vulnerabilities of our airports and airlines: Identifying the key differences and how to better mitigate risk

Sunil Cabral
Deputy Director (Aviation Security)
CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY SRI LANKA

15.10 Optimising Human Performance Through Training And Assessment

• Human factors and limitations
• Integrating human factors consideration in training design
• Human performance assessment

Arnel Cortez
Assistant Chief TRAINAIR CDU
CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

15.50 Panel Discussion: Developing New Airport Security Processes

• Working alongside international partners to strengthen security processes: How has this been done regionally?
• Implementing best practices and lessons learned from working with regional partners
• How will the changing environments within aviation security, impact the future plans and developments of airport security processes and solutions?

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16.30 Chair’s Summary With Q&A End Of Day 2 Presentations