Attachment_C_-_Draft_Agenda.pdf

Attachment C: Draft Agenda

As of: 5/8/2017 10:37 AM

Day 1 - Early Registration and Pre-Summit Open Forum

12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Registration and Information

3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

The Gathering – Getting the Conversation Started Grand Ballroom Foyer and Lamar Room

Register early and network with government and industry chemical security experts who will share their knowledge and perspectives on cyber and physical security. Participants will also have access to various printed resources located throughout the pre-function area.

Lead: ISCD/SOPD

Day 2 - General Session

7:00 AM – 5:30 PM

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

General Session – Grand Ballroom Master of Ceremonies: SCC Vice Chair, John Gaddis, LyondellBasell (webcast)

8:00 AM – 8:10 AM

Welcome Speaker: Bob Kolasky, Deputy Under Secretary (Acting), DHS/NPPD (webcast)

8:10 AM – 9:00 AM

Keynote Address: The Honorable John F. Kelly, Secretary, DHS (invited) (webcast) Introduction: David Hess, Senior Official Performing the Duties of the Under Secretary, DHS/NPPD

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Knowledge is Power: Analyzing Evolving Threats to the Chemical Sector

Threats to the chemical sector remain as the threat environment continues to evolve. The right information and security measures can help minimize the risk posed by terrorism. This briefing provides chemical sector stakeholders with an understanding of physical and cyber threats to facilities and personnel inside and outside of the United States.

Speaker: David Centafonte, FBI; OCIA Lead: Eric Choy/SOPD

10:00 AM – 10:15 AM

DHS Tools and Resources Exchange Brief information exchange period focusing on DHS Tools and Resources.

10:15 AM – 11:15 AM

Next Steps: Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Program (CFATS) Regulatory Update (webcast)

DHS has made substantial progress inspecting facilities, approving security plans, and building relationships with stakeholders to address security at our Nation’s high-risk chemical facilities.

This session will include programmatic updates, including the enhanced tiering methodology, personnel surety, and future plans for the CFATS program.

Speaker: David Wulf, Deputy Assistant Secretary DHS/NPPD/IP (Acting)

11:15 AM – 12:00 PM

Chemicals on the Move: DHS Regulatory Updates in Transportation (webcast)

Blurb needed

Speakers: Scott Gorton, TSA; Captain Ryan D. Manning, USCG; TBD, DOT Moderator: Bill Cummins, DHS Lead: SOPD and Jeff Gunnulfsen, AFPM

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM – LUNCH

Day 2 – Afternoon Breakout Summary

TIME SESSION TOPIC LOCATION

Session 1

1:30 PM – 2:40

PM

How Vulnerable Are You?: Effective Strategies for Assessing Cybersecurity Risk Salon A

Bombs and Chemicals: Bombing Prevention Awareness Program Update (webcast) Salon B

DHS and Chemical Innovations: S&T Research and Development Salon C

2:40 PM – 2:55 PM DHS Tools and Resources Exchange: Brief information exchange period focusing on DHS Tools and Resources. Lamar

Session 2

2:55 PM – 4:05

PM

Run, Hide, Fight: Preparing Your Chemical Facility for an Active Shooter Salon A

How Digital Devices Communicate: Understanding the Internet of Things (webcast) Salon B

What to Expect During a CFATS Inspection Salon C

4:05 PM - 4:20 PM DHS Tools and Resources Exchange: Brief information exchange period focusing on DHS Tools and Resources. Lamar

Session 3

4:20 PM – 5:30

PM

Digital Intruders: Cybersecurity and the Chemical Industry Salon A

When Disaster Strikes: Security Roles during a Disaster (webcast) Salon B

Global Partnerships: International Chemical Security Efforts Salon C

5:30 PM – 7:00

PM

DHS Tools and Resources Exchange: Optional evening information exchange period focusing on Tools and Resources. Lamar

CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSION 1 - 1:30 PM – 2:40PM

How Vulnerable Are You? - Effective Strategies for Assessing Cybersecurity Risk Salon A

DHS and industry will provide an in-depth overview of no-cost/low-cost risk management resources available to chemical industry stakeholders. These resources include the Cyber Resilience Review (CRR), the Cyber Security Evaluation Tool (CSET), the National Cyber Exercise Program (NCEP) and the Industry cyber risk assessment program pilot which assists Terminal Industry evaluate cyber risks. Participants will also have the opportunity to meet their regional Cyber Security Advisors (CSA) and learn about the assistance available when implementing cyber risk management strategies.

Speakers: George Reeves, DHS; Derek Welch, Monsoteria Lead: CS&C/Peter Lidiak

Bombs and Chemicals: Bombing Prevention Awareness Program Update Salon B

How can you prevent chemicals from being used to make bombs? This session will provide an overview of the voluntary tools, resources, and programs from the Office for Bombing Prevention (OBP) that support sector-wide risk management and maximize partner resources with a focus on the Bombing Prevention Awareness Program (BPAP).

Speakers: Jeffrey Cote, DHS Lead: SOPD

DHS and Chemical Innovations: S&T Research and Development or Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters Salon C

(need blurb)

Speakers: S&T Moderator:

Lead: Eric Choy, SOPD

2:40 PM – 2:55 PM

CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSION 2 - 2:55 PM – 4:05 PM

Run, Hide, Fight: Preparing Your Chemical Facility for an Active Shooter

What would you do in the event of an active shooter? Learn about best practices and procedures for the development and implementation of an active shooter program – an approach divided into two areas of focus: those aimed at reducing the likelihood of an event and those aimed at minimizing impact. Join the discussion to learn about the necessary knowledge and tools to successfully respond both tactically and strategically in order to minimize the effects of such an event on your company and your people.

Speakers: Daniel Rivera, DHS; Shawn VanSlyke, Control Risks Lead: SOPD

How Digital Devices Communicate: Understanding the Internet of Things (webcast) Salon B

How do all devices network with one another and make information exchange possible? This briefing will provide chemical sector stakeholders with an understanding of the Internet of Things (IoT) and how it is transforming the chemical industry. Experts will discuss how they envision the role of IoT in the future, potential cybersecurity risks, and top priorities to building a successful IoT strategy.

Speaker: Eric Goldstein, DHS Lead: CS&C

What to Expect During a CFATS Inspection Salon C

How can you increase efficiencies during a CFATS inspection? Join subject matter experts who will provide insights on best practices for preparing for a CFATS authorization or compliance inspection. The presentation will include information varying from the personnel you should have on site, to what information could be shared in advance to reduce inspection time.

Speakers: Steve Shedd, DHS; Industry

Lead: ISCD

4:05 PM - 4:20 PM

CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSION 3 - 4:20 PM – 5:30 PM

Digital Intruders: Cybersecurity and the Chemical Industry

Good or bad, we are all technology-dependent. This session will demonstrate key cyber-dependent infrastructures common throughout U.S. chemical facilities and significant cyber threats and trends affecting operational technology, supply chains, and employees within the sector. Discussions will include the security of business and control systems, protecting employees from becoming insider threats, and vulnerabilities to the chemical supply-chain.

Speaker: Kim Zolla, DHS Lead: CS&C

When Disaster Strikes: Security Roles during a Disaster (webcast) Salon B

Emergency Services Sector practitioners and chemical industry personnel will provide attendees with best practices and lessons learned from chemical security personnel and their engagement with first responders before and during a natural or man-made disaster.

Speakers: Chief Bob Royall, Emergency Operations, Harris County Fire Marshall’s Office;

Rick Deel, Emergency Response & Security Manager, The Lubrizol Corporation; Gary Scheibe, Shell Moderator: Joe Linerd, retired Coast Guard

Global Partnerships: International Chemical Security Efforts Salon C

Chemical security doesn’t stop at the border --- and efforts to secure chemicals and develop a global culture of chemical security involve both governments and private companies. This session highlights the work of industry and the Chemical Security Working Group of the G-7 Global Partnership against the Spread of Weapons and Materials of Mass Destruction.

Speakers: Todd Klessman, DHS; Peter Newport, International Chemical Association; Peter Gambill, State Department; Al Grimmer, INTERPOL (pending) Moderator: David Wulf, Co-Chair of the Global Partnership Chemical Security Working Group

5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

Optional Evening information exchange period focusing on DHS Tools and Resources.

Day 3 - General Session

7:00 AM – 1:15 PM

8:30 AM – 1:00 PM

General Session – Grand Ballroom Master of Ceremonies: Amy Graydon, Director, DHS/NPPD/ISCD (Acting)

8:30 AM – 8:40 AM

Welcome (webcast) Speaker: TBD

8:40 AM – 9:10 AM

Keynote Address: Congressman Michael McCaul (invited) (webcast) Lead: ISCD/Terry Richards

9:10 AM – 10:00 AM

Compare and Contrast: Case Study

Case study of two facilities in the Houston area (need updated blurb)

Speakers: BASF

Lead: Andy O’Hare, TFI

10:00 AM – 10:50 AM

Preventing Theft and Diversion of Chemicals

How can you prevent chemicals from falling into the wrong hands? This panel will explore measures CFATS facilities employ to prevent theft and diversion of Chemicals of Interest (COI).

Discussion topics include COI tracking systems, missing inventory investigations, drills, and administrative controls for order fulfillment/sales staff.

Speakers: Matt Fridley, Brenntag; TBD, Hawkins, Inc.; Joy Montanio, DPC Industries Moderator: Robyn Brooks, CI

10:50 AM – 11:05 AM

11:05 AM – 12:05 PM

Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) (webcast)

Why is that drone flying over my facility? This session brings together UAS stakeholders from the Federal Government, Academia, and State and local agencies to discuss the current regulatory requirements and statutory environment related to the use, operation, and security considerations of UAS. The discussion will also highlight current technologies and research focused on leveraging UAS for commercial purposes, State and local law enforcement perspectives, and partnerships with industry owner/operators to manage UAS security risks.

Speaker: Robert Sweet, FAA; Rick Lusk, Oakridge National Labs; Larry Satterwhite, Houston Police Department Moderator: Matt Barger, DHS

12:05 PM – 1:00 PM

CFATS Compliance Lessons Learned (webcast)

In addition to continued programmatic enhancements, the CFATS compliance process has improved thanks to industry feedback. This session focuses on sharing lessons learned and tips for improving completion, submission, and maintenance of Site Security Plans (SSPs) and Alternative Security Programs (ASPs) as part of the authorization, approval, and continued compliance process. The discussion includes useful guidance for recordkeeping, audits, outreach, and updates to SSP/ASP documents.

Speakers: Kelly Murray, DHS; Sean Perceful, DHS; Industry?

Moderator: TBD

1:00 PM – 1:05 PM

Closing Remarks (webcast) Speaker: Robert Helminiak, SOCMA

SUMMIT ADJOURNS