FBI to Join DHS, NCTC, and DoD for Upcoming Border Security & Intelligence Summit
On January 26 – 27, 2016 in Alexandria, VA, senior leaders within DHS, the Intelligence Community, DoD, State Agencies, Industry and international partners will convene for two days of off the record briefings and informal discussions at Defense Strategies Institute’s "Town Hall" Border Security and Intelligence Summit. The focus will be on "Improving A Joint Approach to Intelligence Sharing & Operational Capabilities."
Washington, DC, December 02, 2015 --(PR.com)-- The security of our borders and Nation will continue to be tested by new and emerging threats. The U.S. borders (land, maritime, and air environments) cannot be effectively policed by a single DHS component or even a single governmental entity. A joint / layered / whole-of-government approach that leverages interagency and international partnerships as a force multiplier will continue to be the most effective way to secure the borders.
Understanding the emerging threats to our borders and national security is dependent on the collection, gathering, analysis and sharing of intelligence and information from a broad array of sources on a continual basis. Partnerships to share intelligence and information and operational capabilities, amongst the IC community, federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial law enforcement, international government agencies, and the private sector act as force multipliers towards protecting the Homeland.
“We have created a Summit that will bring together a variety of stakeholders in order to build out two days of discussion and debates that tackle many of the areas involved in enhancing effective and efficient intelligence sharing and operational capabilities amongst the border security community,” stated Monica Mckenzie, Senior Partner, Defense Strategies Institute.
DSI’s upcoming Summit recognizes that in a field such as border security and intelligence, where there are multiple agents acting in tandem, it is extremely important that all involved are working towards a cohesive and holistic approach.
Several speakers include:
Mr. Frank Taylor, Under Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis, DHS
Mr. John Mulligan, Deputy Director, National Counter Terrorism Center
Mr. Peter Verga, SES, Defense Advisor to the Secretary, DHS
Mr. Peter T Edge, Executive Associate Director, Homeland Security Investigations, ICE
Mr. David J. Glawe, Assistant Commissioner for Intelligence, CBP
Ms. Anh Duong, SES, Director, Borders & Maritime, S&T Directorate, DHS
Dr. Mark Williamson, Director General, DRDC Centre for Security Science, Canada
Mr. Douglas Poole, Assistant Administrator for Intelligence, DEA
Mr. Joseph Milligan, Deputy Branch Head, Office of the DoD Executive Agent for MDA, OPNAV N2N6E3 Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) Branch
Topics will include:
- Countering violent extremism through improving the collection, analysis, production and dissemination of intelligence
- Biometrics focus on maximizing mobile and multi-modal technology innovation at the border and ports of entry: confirmed sessions on Entry/Exit program, FBI CJIS, DRDC Canada, OBIM
- Pushing out homeland security beyond our borders
- Maritime Domain Awareness focus
- Targeting technology that enhances intelligence sharing and real time situational awareness of the threat environment
-Combating illegal trafficking, narco-terrorist threats and TCOs through strengthening joint investigations, intelligence and information sharing, and S&T cooperation
- Advancing Joint and Interagency Task Force initiatives
Seating is limited –
In order to allow for actionable discussion and dialogue amongst speaker and attendees, seating will be limited. Register now to reserve your seat. Active military, government and State personnel attend complimentary.
Anyone interested in participating in the Summit can go to Defense Strategies Institute's website at http://bordersecuritysummit.dsigroup.org for more information or contact Lisa Madison at lmadison@dsigroup.org or 1-917-435-1266.
Recognizing the great sacrifice that our men and women of the Armed Services have endured, DSI supports our severely injured Service men and women and their families through their direct charitable donations to the nonprofit 501c3 Wounded Warrior Project.
Understanding the emerging threats to our borders and national security is dependent on the collection, gathering, analysis and sharing of intelligence and information from a broad array of sources on a continual basis. Partnerships to share intelligence and information and operational capabilities, amongst the IC community, federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial law enforcement, international government agencies, and the private sector act as force multipliers towards protecting the Homeland.
“We have created a Summit that will bring together a variety of stakeholders in order to build out two days of discussion and debates that tackle many of the areas involved in enhancing effective and efficient intelligence sharing and operational capabilities amongst the border security community,” stated Monica Mckenzie, Senior Partner, Defense Strategies Institute.
DSI’s upcoming Summit recognizes that in a field such as border security and intelligence, where there are multiple agents acting in tandem, it is extremely important that all involved are working towards a cohesive and holistic approach.
Several speakers include:
Mr. Frank Taylor, Under Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis, DHS
Mr. John Mulligan, Deputy Director, National Counter Terrorism Center
Mr. Peter Verga, SES, Defense Advisor to the Secretary, DHS
Mr. Peter T Edge, Executive Associate Director, Homeland Security Investigations, ICE
Mr. David J. Glawe, Assistant Commissioner for Intelligence, CBP
Ms. Anh Duong, SES, Director, Borders & Maritime, S&T Directorate, DHS
Dr. Mark Williamson, Director General, DRDC Centre for Security Science, Canada
Mr. Douglas Poole, Assistant Administrator for Intelligence, DEA
Mr. Joseph Milligan, Deputy Branch Head, Office of the DoD Executive Agent for MDA, OPNAV N2N6E3 Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) Branch
Topics will include:
- Countering violent extremism through improving the collection, analysis, production and dissemination of intelligence
- Biometrics focus on maximizing mobile and multi-modal technology innovation at the border and ports of entry: confirmed sessions on Entry/Exit program, FBI CJIS, DRDC Canada, OBIM
- Pushing out homeland security beyond our borders
- Maritime Domain Awareness focus
- Targeting technology that enhances intelligence sharing and real time situational awareness of the threat environment
-Combating illegal trafficking, narco-terrorist threats and TCOs through strengthening joint investigations, intelligence and information sharing, and S&T cooperation
- Advancing Joint and Interagency Task Force initiatives
Seating is limited –
In order to allow for actionable discussion and dialogue amongst speaker and attendees, seating will be limited. Register now to reserve your seat. Active military, government and State personnel attend complimentary.
Anyone interested in participating in the Summit can go to Defense Strategies Institute's website at http://bordersecuritysummit.dsigroup.org for more information or contact Lisa Madison at lmadison@dsigroup.org or 1-917-435-1266.
Recognizing the great sacrifice that our men and women of the Armed Services have endured, DSI supports our severely injured Service men and women and their families through their direct charitable donations to the nonprofit 501c3 Wounded Warrior Project.
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Defense Strategies Institute
Lisa Madison
917-435-1266
http://bordersecuritysummit.dsigroup.org/
Lisa Madison
917-435-1266
http://bordersecuritysummit.dsigroup.org/
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