GSC Security Summit 2010, London

November 11th & 12th , 2010

This year's Global Security Challenge Summit 2010 is moved to a bigger and better location and is now held for 2 days ! Don't miss out on the excitement ! Book your event tickets today !

University of London
Senate House
London
WC1E 7HU

Attend the Grand Summit and enjoy the premier event for unearthing staggering new technologies in the security arena. With over 40 start-ups and SME’s all exhibiting disruptive technology in the sphere of everything from Cyber attack detection and prevention, Border Control, Aviation Security, Pharmaceutical , Fraud Prevention and everything in-between this year’s Summit is our biggest yet.

With start-ups actively looking for investment, VC’s actively looking to invest and governments desperate to but the latest protective technologies this is an event not to miss.

Book your ticket here , to exhibit email [email protected] for details on availability.

Full Agenda for GSC Security Summit 2010 (DRAFT)

*Agenda GSC 2010 – 11^th November (Draft)*	Time
Morning Coffee McMillan Room	8:15
Welcome Remarks– Main Conference Room: Richard Wilson, GSC Director Welcome by OmniCompete: Simon Schneider, CEO FIRE ALARM TEST @ 9.30am	9:10
Keynote Address: *“How to grow and sell your security start-up?”* Darius Cheung Founder & CEO TenCube (sold to McAfee) Plus short question and answer session	09.30
Presentation by the 7 Start-Ups – 6 minutes per finalist Judges: Todd Brethauer - CTTSO Science Advisor, TSWG, US Dept. of Defense Carles Ferrer - Partner, Nauta Capital Dr John Callahan - The Office of Naval Research (US Navy) Stephen Bonner - Head of Information Risk Management, Barclays Dr. Alastair MacWillson - Global Managing Partner, Global Security Practice, Accenture	10.00
1 Minutes silence in honour of Remembrance Day.	11.00
Networking and comfort break McMillan Room	11.02
Panel Discussion Autonomous Systems “Could we secure our borders using UAV’s?” Andy Pye – Pro-Security Zone (Moderator) Dr Stefania Brown-Vanhoozer - Senior Research Fellow at U.S. NDU,leader for the Human Interoperability Program under the Center for Technology and National Security Policy Laurent Pladys - founder of C-LVL Dr Signe Redfield – The Office of Naval Research Matthew McCooe – Director Chart Venture Partners	11.30
Lunch and Networking McMillan Room	12.30
Keynote Address from TSWG: Dr. John Morgan, TSWG US Department of Defense 'Getting the best tools into the hands of the operators’	1.45
Presentation by 6 SME’s – 6 minutes per finalist Judges: Dr. John Morgan, Deputy Director of Science and Technology, CTTSO (TSWG),US Dept. of Defense Dave Mullin, Manager, Investment In Innovation, BAE Systems Mike Chalfen, General Partner, Advent Venture Partners Chris Hodges, Director, Carlyle Group Eldar Tuvey – CEO Scan Safe	2.15
Networking and comfort break McMillan Room	3:00
Panel Discussion - Aviation – Main Conference Room “Hassle free air travel in 2020, from check-in to seat 5B in fifteen minutes –dream or reality?” David Baker - Editor, Aviation Weekly (Moderator) Andy Coleman - CONTEST Science and Technology, UK Home Office Marijn Ornstein - Manager Security Policy, Amsterdam Schiphol Airport Max Robinson - Co-founder of KROMEK Kevin Riordan – UK Technical Director Smiths Detection Systems	3.30
Key note address Adrian Chamberlain Former CEO of MessageLabs (acquired by Symantec for £400 million) ‘ How to build and sell a security company’	4.30
Declaration of winning teams – Main Conference Room SME winner and Start-up winner	5.00
Closing Remarks by GSC	5.20
Evening Reception
Networking and Drinks Courtesy of ADS Group	5.25

Agenda GSC 2010 – Day 2 – 12^th November 2010 (Draft)

Morning Coffee McMillan Room	8:15
Welcome Remarks: Richard Wilson – GSC	9.00
Opening Keynote Address: Dr Lisa Porter Director of IARPA Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) Office of the Director of National Intelligence (US Gov.)	9:05
Address: Stewart Room Board Member Cyber Security Challenge UK	9.30
Presentation by the 9 Cyber Security Finalists Judges: David Mullin, Manager Investment In Innovation, BAE Systems Bill Phelps, Director at Accenture Prof Adam Ogilvie Smith, Office for Security & Counter-Terrorism, UK Home Office Darius Cheung, CEO of TenCube Colin Evans, COO of Digital Barriers	09.40
Networking and comfort break McMillan Room	11.00
Keynote Address: Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones United Kingdom Security Minister	11.25
Martin Sadler of HP Labs and Baroness Neville Jones Presentation to winner of Cloud Security Challenge: Ellen Rubin CEO of “CloudSwitch” from USA	11.40
Panel Discussion – Main Conference Room “Cyber Security – Digital Data protection – can we make the internet forget?” Paul Fischer - SC Magazine (Moderator) Martin Sadler - HP Labs Dr John Callahan – The Office of Naval Research Bob Ackerman – Director Allegis Capital	12.00
Presentation of Cyber Security Challenge Winners David Mullin of BAE Systems and Alastair MacWillson of Accenture	1.00
UBM Presentation of “Security of Tomorrow Competition”	1.15
Closing remarks Richard Wilson - GSC	1.30
Conference ends

This year's Global Security Challenge Summit 2010 is moved to a bigger and better location and is now held for 2 days ! Don't miss out on the excitement ! Book your event tickets today !

University of London
Senate House
London
WC1E 7HU

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"With the Global Security Challenge, we are able to identify the start-up companies that offer world-class solutions to problems and help the very best ones get their products into use–a very effective use of funding in a changing area like this. In the past five years we’ve identified some really promising technologies that we may not have otherwise come across, and which are important in the ongoing challenge to keep people safe without limiting their freedom.”

Dr. John Morgan, Deputy Director of TSWG

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"The kind of creativity, innovation and drive on display at the GSC Security Summit is the key to keeping ahead in the technological race with terrorists and others who want to harm our citizens”

Robert Hannigan, fmr Security Adviser to the UK Prime Minister and Head of Security Intelligence and Resilience

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"The Global Security Challenge is able to provide business perspectives and insights that help organizations build viable and sustainable businesses.”

Dr. Alastair MacWillson , Managing Director of Accenture’s Global Security Business

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"The GSC is a unique platform that is recognising innovation and entrepreneurialism within the wide domain of Global Security - an arena that is constantly changing."

John Backhouse, Non-Executive Director, Smiths Detection Group

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"We are glad to sponsor the grant award for the winner of the Global Security Challenge to further encourage innovators worldwide to continue to act on their dreams."

TSWG (U.S. Department of Defense)

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"We are delighted to be associated with this exciting global initiative."

Stephen Phipson, President of Smiths Detection

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"I applaud the mission of the Global Security Challenge that understood this principle of fostering innovation and the innovative entrepreneurs who competed in this competition with their high-quality technologies."

Jay Cohen, fmr Under Secretary for S&T, U.S. Department of Homeland Security

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"The Global Security Challenge offers a chance for entrepreneurs to overcome hurdles and find partners and customers."

Dr. Uwe Albrecht, Managing Partner at Siemens Venture Capital

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“At the Summit, we were able to make new contacts with potential investors, government officials, and press representatives on an international scale in one single day. That is truly a remarkable opportunity for a start-up!"

Matthew Dowling, CEO, Remedium Technologies

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"Thank you for your feedback. Preparing our submission for the Global Security Challenge was a worthwhile exercise for us, even though we weren't successful."

Anonymous Start-Up

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"The entrants in this year's Global Security Challenge illustrate how technology should rather be used to enhance our collective security..."

Sir Richard Dearlove, fmr. Chief of British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6)

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"The GSC is an example of the innovative thinking we need to stay ahead of the security curve."

Bill Frist, fmr. U.S. Senate Majority Leader

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"The high standard of exciting entries in today's Global Security Challenge is proof that competition is often a vital catalyst in driving that process forward."

Lord Drayson, fmr. U.K. Minister for Defence Procurement

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“The GSC has been a great opportunity for us to participate in a growing security ecosystem, learn from the experts and other participants, as well as to compete and showcase our innovation. It is probably the only substantial competition globally that focuses on security innovation, a much needed platform indeed”

Darius Cheung, CEO of TenCube , Asia Finalist 2007 was recently acquired by McAfee

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"The GSC's Cloud Security Challenge not only allows us to find the much needed new security technologies that will be needed to minimise the risks in using the cloud – it also allows us to find new questions that we will need to find answers to."

Martin Sadler, Director of the Systems Security Lab at HP Labs