25 July, 2017 | Deilhi
Bloomberg Biometric Security and Safer Cities Summit
An intruder with physical access can do more than simply steal information; they can shut down entire businesses and public services.
The greatest threats to an organization are still physical.
Artificial Intelligence is transforming industries at an accelerated pace. While the opportunities are limitless, the ability to understand and implement transitions from man to machine is fraught with hurdles. During this half-day event in New York, Bloomberg will focus on some of the industries being transformed, and what that means for investors – both in how they invest, and in what assets they choose to invest.
Through on-stage panel discussions and presentations, we will take a closer look at how funds are leveraging AI technology, what specific companies are doing to advance technology in their industries, as well as the challenges, risks, and factors at play when removing human decision-making from the investment process.An intruder with physical access can do more than simply steal information; they can shut down entire businesses and public services. With terrorists and criminals having already identified the real world as the weak link in digital security, physical security will become increasingly important to keeping the virtual world up and running.
In this shifting security landscape, Bloomberg will gather some of India’s leading security experts to tackle the most complex issues head-on, and help security and risk managers identify new security threats and the innovations that will shield businesses and cities.
July 25 - Tuesday
Registration Opens & Continental Breakfast
Welcome Remarks
Becoming Physically Stronger in a Digital World
Security experts join us to analyze how physical security can become stronger to shore up the ‘real world’ insecurity of the digital economy.
Speakers
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Raghu Raman
Group President, Risk, Security, & New Ventures, Reliance Industries
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Sanjay Sharma
Head, Security – South Asia Region, Nestle India
Donald Trump and Physical Border Security- Raising the Bar?
Will US Executive Order 13767 lead to the development of more secure, high-tech National Borders across the World? We evaluate the future of India’s physical and virtual borders, the evolving risks, and the technologies that can make legal crossing easier and more secure.
Speakers
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Lt. Gen PK Singh (Retd)
Director, The United Services Institution of India
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Julian Heath
Senior Partner & COO, Control Risks
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Asoke Mukerji
former Permanent Representative of India, The United Nations
Aadhaar National ID- Biometrics on a Billion Person Scale
Welcome to the world’s biggest biometric security program. We analyze the successes, the areas on ongoing development, and identify the future trajectory of the Aadhaar program.
Speakers
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Rajeev Chandrasekhar
Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, Republic of India, Chairman, Jupiter Capital
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Sivarama Krishnan
Leader, Cyber Security, PwC India
Networking Break
Face or Finger- How Should we Identify Customers & Colleagues
From voice, to face, iris, vein, behavior and fingerprint, we trade-off biometric authentication and surveillance methods between reliability, spoofing, economics, and ease-of-use.
Speakers
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Pramod Bhatt
Sanofi, Senior Director – Security & Intelligence, South Asia
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Deepak Dadhwal
General Manager - Security, Bennett Coleman & Co.
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Firoze Zia Hussain
Vice President, Security, Delhivery
What Needs to Be Secured? The Potential Applications of Biometrics
We take a look at the Indian economy and identify where biometrics will aid physical security efforts to make life safer and more convenient.
Speakers
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Karan Chechi
Research Director, TechSci Research
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Shree Parthasarathy
Partner, National Leader Cyber Risk & Managed Services, Deloitte India
Artificial Intelligence & Physical Security- Predicting the Possible
We look to the future and predict the full transformational impact of AI. Machine learning and predictive risk management analytics should make facilities safer, however, will removing humans from the security loop make physical security easier to hack?
Speakers
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Walter Lee
Evangelist & Government Relations Leader, Global Safety Division, NEC Corporation
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Ravi Vishwanathan
President, Growth Markets, TCS
Networking Lunch
Close of The Bloomberg Biometric Security & Safer Cities Summit
Speakers
Nobuhiro Endo
Chairman of the Board NEC
Raghu Raman
Group President, Risk, Security, & New Ventures Reliance Industries
Sanjay Sharma
Head, Security – South Asia Region Nestle India
Julian Heath
Senior Partner & COO Control Risks
Asoke Mukerji
former Permanent Representative of India The United Nations
Lt. Gen PK Singh (Retd)
Director The United Services Institution of India
Rajeev Chandrasekhar
Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, Republic of India Chairman, Jupiter Capital
Sivarama Krishnan
Leader, Cyber Security PwC India
Pramod Bhatt
Sanofi Senior Director – Security & Intelligence, South Asia
Deepak Dadhwal
General Manager - Security Bennett Coleman & Co.
Firoze Zia Hussain
Vice President, Security Delhivery
Karan Chechi
Research Director TechSci Research
Shree Parthasarathy
Partner, National Leader Cyber Risk & Managed Services Deloitte India
Walter Lee
Evangelist & Government Relations Leader, Global Safety Division NEC Corporation
Ravi Vishwanathan
President, Growth Markets TCS
Takayuki Inaba
Managing Director NEC IndiaSponsor
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Summit Partners
The Asian Professional Security Association (APSA) is the leading professional association of security practitioners in the Asian region and in India. APSA represents Professionals, Companies and Organizations involved in consulting and providing products and services pertaining to all sectors of the protection industry. APSA is dedicated to increasing the effectiveness and productivity of security practices by developing educational programs and materials that address broad security concerns. It Provides to its Corporate, Individual members and the business community at large with complete access to full range of programs and materials, APSA leads the way for advanced and improved security performance for products and services and works closely with the Government and Chambers of Commerce to ensure that the views and concerns of its members.