Corporate Security Leadership Strategies: Operationalizing and Sharing Critical Information with the Homeland Security Enterprise.

Explore the groundbreaking techniques used by industry experts to integrate and operationalize critical data sets across various sectors within the homeland security enterprise. Discover how Geographic Information System (GIS) technology can be harnessed to enhance site security, ensure the safety of employees and citizens, facilitate efficient threat analysis, manage large-scale events, assess travel risks, and boost tactical response capabilities. Explore how mapping applications, data analytics, and specialized skills can synergistically empower your organization to mitigate, respond to, and recover from crimes, threats, and hazards on a local and global scale, all within a secure, shareable, and interoperable environment. Whether your aim is to protect your staff, fortify a single facility, or manage a network of physical assets worldwide, you will understand why location intelligence is the key to unifying this complex mission.
 
Attendees will take away an understanding of how to:

• Master tactical and strategic analysis techniques tailored for non-technical users. Uncover valuable tips for understanding, linking, and visualizing complex data sets.
• Unleash the potential of fusion centers by learning how to identify, gather, and share multiple sources of information with trusted global partners.
• Enhance operational response strategies with knowledge on boosting tactical team awareness through effective command and control systems.

Don't miss this opportunity to transform your corporate security strategy with the power of location intelligence. Register now to secure your spot and revolutionize the way you protect, respond, and recover.

Speakesr*

Carl Walter
Director - Homeland Security Solutions 
Law Enforcement / Intelligence SME, Esri

Mr. Walter joined Esri in 2010, after 20 years of increasing responsibility in law enforcement and intelligence operations.  Shortly after 9/11, as part of his duties with the Boston Police Department, Mr. Walter was appointed Director of the Boston Regional Intelligence Center, a U.S. Department of Homeland Security designated intelligence fusion center. He embraced the new paradigm of intelligence sharing and established a decentralized security node in the Boston metropolitan AoR responsible for meeting regional intelligence needs, while providing real-time information to help understand the national landscape of terrorist threats and criminal activity. This involved managing the flow of information across multiple layers of local, state, federal and private sector entities and upwards throughout the U.S. National Security enterprise. He assembled and integrated law enforcement, intelligence, fire, emergency management, public health, and private sector resources - mitigating gaps in collection strategies, threat-sharing, and reporting. He also implemented and managed numerous technical platforms, solutions and analytical tradecraft in support of day-to-day intelligence operations, situational awareness, infrastructure protection, WMD modeling, critical incident response, and large-scale special event management.  Core to this effort was the deployment of an enterprise geographic information system which served as the primary analytical and situational awareness platform.    

Currently, as Director of Homeland Security Solutions with Esri, Mr. Walter is responsible for directing strategies as they relate to the use of analytical solutions within the homeland and national security markets globally.  This includes foreign and domestic government agencies as well as fortune 500 corporations.

Kevin Armstrong
Senior Solution Engineer
Esri

With experience exceeding 20 years, Kevin Armstrong is a seasoned expert in configuring and implementing GIS applications across the global public safety community. Notably, he has been at the forefront of Esri's endeavors, spearheading the development of GIS strategies tailored to bolster the corporate security requirements of Fortune 100 enterprises. His specific emphasis has been on effectively gathering, comprehending, and exploiting multi-source threat data.

Before joining Esri, Kevin worked at the Washington-Baltimore HIDTA. In this capacity, he harnessed GIS to provide comprehensive analytical and investigative support on a variety of federal, state, and local law enforcement initiatives.

*Note:  Speakers and content are subject to change without notice.

Credit Information

Completion of this webinar is eligible for 1 CPE credit.  CPE credits for ASIS-sponsored webinars will be updated in your user profile within 48 hours of completion.  Self-reporting of CPE credits is not required.