Conference Day 1

  

Conference Day 2




8.15am Registration & Coffee/Tea
9.00am
Opening Remarks By Chairperson
9.10am
Regulation Governing Energy Infrastructure Security:
Can We Plan For Long-term Security System?

With increasing threats from terrorist groups, the government is looking at stricter measurements to heighten security measures for energy infrastructure. In this presentation, the following discussion will be covered:

  • Understanding critical issues facing energy infrastructure and establish a predictive outlook of potential attacks
  • Drawing best practices and input from the regulatory body on how oil and gas operators can better strategise on long term security system
  • Evaluate the feasibility of future security plan against operators’ challenges to establish a win-win strategy in protecting energy infrastructure

Mr. Suhendro W Sentanu
Head of Analysis and Evaluation
BP MIGAS
10.00am
Security Vulnerability Assessment Methodology For Petroleum Industry

Before security managers start to plan for measures to protect the oil and gas assets, it is critical for them to understand the concept and ways to assess system vulnerability. With his extensive experience in oil and gas security, Col Imran will be sharing on:

  • Security guidelines for petroleum installations including oil & gas pipe lines
  • Security policy and guidelines for oil & gas exploration and production operations including off-shore operations
  • Framework for a viable security plan with effective physical security mitigating measures.

Lt. Col(ret) Imran Nazir Qureshi
Head of Security
PAKISTAN PETROLEUM
10.45am Morning Networking Break
11.15am
Strategising for Assets’ Protection by Developing A Critical Role in Corporate Social Responsibility

The common challenge that oil and gas companies have in their operations in the Asia region is vandalism from the local community. Some oil and gas majors began to collaborate with local community to heighten their security measures. This strategy, most commonly known as Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has proven to be successful in guarding the oil and gas assets. In this presentation, Whisnu will be sharing with you on how to achieve an effective CSR strategy, along with the challenges that you may encounter in developing a security system with the local community.

Mr. Whisnu Bharata
Head of Security
BP INDONESIA
12.00pm
Developing Effective Assessment Tools for CSR Strategy

In this presentation, Geoffrey will be sharing with you on his experiences in developing CSR strategy for the oil and gas industry. Equipped with extensive experience in developing CSR assessment tools, Geoffrey will be presenting a case study that highlights on the critical factors that determine the success of CSR initiatives in different socio-political contexts, and how to build a credible assessment tools for your CSR strategy.

Dr. Geoffrey Williams
Managing Director
OWW CONSULTING
12.45pm

Lunch
1.45pm
Implementing Effective Strategies to Enhance the Protection of Oil Refineries, Pipelines and Its Installations from Security Threats

Oil and gas companies are constantly concerned on the oil and gas installations security. However, it is challenging to monitor the security of these infrastructures as they spans for hundreds of miles, vulnerable to sabotage and threats of    attacks. Concerns on storage, thefts, illegal oil tapping are the growing concerns in Asia. Gain insights to how you can strategise to protect your assets by:

  • Enhancing the protection of oil refinery, pipelines and installations by examining threat perception
  • Devising an effective strategy to protect vital and sensitive installations and overcome threats
  • Deploying efficient security management strategies at all gates and despatch points to enhance protection
  • Detecting vulnerabilities in the security framework by performing an effective security audit on the refinery, pipelines and jetty

Major S.N.Ojha
Head of Security
ESSAR OIL
2.30pm
Best Practices in Developing a World Class Protection System for Oil and Gas Project

The tight energy market remains the Achilles heel of the global economy and its disruption will continue to be a high priority endeavour for those who seek to gain power and wealth through illegitimate means.  With his years of experience in developing and implementing security master plans, Michael will be sharing with you on:

  • Identifying the actions necessary to lift core aspects of security performance to a level where the most    determined adversaries are deterred.
  • Assessing ways to sustain project through the adversaries eyes and moulding security resources to defeat his spectrum of options. 

Mr. Michael Humphreys
Asia Regional Director
CONTROL-RISKS
3.15pm

Afternoon Networking Break
3.45pm
Assessing the Real Threats Facing Oil and Gas Infrastructure Security in Asia

As more IOC looking to in Asia, oil and gas operators are upgrading their security system for international standard benchmarking. In reviewing their security system, security managers need to assess the imminent dangers that threaten   the smooth operation of their oil and gas installations. This panel discussion aims to discuss on the prevailing threats that oil and gas operators in Asia are facing currently. Discussions include:

  • Oil theft
  • Factors dampening the development of CSR in Asia and solutions to mitigate these challenges
  • Are terrorism attacks on oil and gas assets in Asia real?
  • Petroleum security or political stability?
4.45pm Chairman’s Closing Remarks and End of Day 1

Conference Day 2

 

Conference Day 1




 

8.15am Registration & Coffee/Tea
9.00am Opening Remarks By Chairperson
9.10am
Enhancing the Protection of Assets’ Infrastructure by Establishing Effective Collaboration between Corporate Security and Defence Sector

The security of oil and gas companies can be heightened with effective collaboration with the government. In many cases, attacks on oil and gas infrastructure can be prevented with integrated solutions with the defence sector. In this presentation, we will be hearing from Reliance on:

  • Protection of infrastructure assets within territorial waters and exclusive economic zones
  • Mutual assistance and support required by the local defence units for providing infrastructure protection.
  • Assessing ways military intelligence can contribute to effective strategy in protecting the oil and gas Infrastructure.

H.S Pannu
President of Corporate Security & Vigilance
RELIANCE INDIA
10.00am
Establishing Capability Assessment Techniques for Tactical Response Group

Downtime in oil and gas operations resulted in massive losses and disruptions of business. In view of this, it is critical for oil and gas companies to prepare themselves for emergency responses to cut down on operation downtime. In this presentation, we will be discussing on:

  • Reviewing the operational interfaces between outsourced tactical response group with other security functions
  • Understanding the knowledge and skills needed for tactical response group to respond to incidents
  • Establishing assessment metrics to monitor and track response efficiency and effectiveness in controlling an aftermath attack

Baruno Subroto
Head of Security
CHEVRON INDONESIA
10.45am Morning Networking Break

We are bringing you a 2-hour intensive simulation session to assess your infrastructure security system!
11.15am
Assessing Vulnerabilities/Threats of Various Security Architecture System

SCADA and DCS systems are the heart of oil and gas control. With the evolution of technology has come the evolution of cyber threats to these systems and the associated pipelines, tank farms, refineries, offshore platforms and other production assets. A cyber incident could disable production, threaten safety or be combined with a physical attack for additional effect. Cyber security is vital, but security must not reduce the reliability or availability of these systems.

Participants will gain the following:

  • Understanding of cyber threats to SCADA/DCS systems
  • Understanding of impacts of cyber incidents to SCADA/DCS and pipelines, tank farms, refineries, offshore platforms and other production assets
  • Understanding cyber security technologies
  • Best practices in designing cyber security architectures while maintaining system reliability
  • Experience in securing a range of oil and gas SCADA/DCS examples"

Kegan Kawano
Senior Security Consultant
INDUSTRIAL DEFENDER
1.00pm
Lunch
2.00pm
Security System in PTT Chemicals – Case Study

PTT Chemical is Thailand’s largest producer of olefins and related downstream products, with the third largest production capacity in all of Asia. In their mission to be the leader in the petrochemical industry, PTT Chemical is constantly reviewing and upgrading their security system to that of international standard. In this presentation, Sarawut will be sharing with you on the security system in PTT Chemicals and the milestone that he plan in upgrading the security system to that of world class standard.

Sarawut Chenchom
Security Manager
PTT CHEMICAL
2.45pm
Security for Oil and Gas Maritime Transportation

While security managers plan for facilities protection, oil transportation is often a concern due to piracy hijacks on the oil vessels. With oil prices escalating to more than USD120 per barrel, operators have to heighten their protection in oil transportation to mitigate risk of maritime hijacks. With extensive experience in maritime transportation, Nazery will be sharing with you on:

  • Role and importance of maritime transport in the oil and gas supply chain
  • Threats and risks to seaborne energy transport
  • Mitigating the risks of energy carriage via the ocean
  • Towards securing the energy supply chain

Mr. Nazery Khalid
Senior Research Fellow
MARITIME INSTITUTE OF MALAYSIA
3.30pm
Enhancing Energy Infrastructure Security System With Technology

The evolution of technology has helped many oil and gas companies in monitoring the security of their assets. However, security managers need to weigh the cost and benefit of these technology installations to justify their investment proposal. In this presentation, Chris will be sharing on:

  • Identifying the critical  threats to energy infrastructure
  • Assessing how the design of energy asset infrastructures impact upon security system architecture
  • Integrating leading-edge technology with other risk management strategies
  • Evaluating the criteria in the selection of security systems
  • Identifying the challenges and threats that comes with evolution of technology in surveillance

Chris Humphrey
Managing Director, Asia Pacific
GLOBAL STRATEGIES GROUP
4.15pm Chairman’s Closing Remarks
Proceed for Networking Refreshments

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP A
11 AUGUST 2008, MONDAY ● 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

BUILDING CRITICAL SYSTEM FOR OFFSHORE SECURITY

Over the next 50 years, demand for world energy is seen to increase with growing population and urbanisation of developing economies. To meet the expectations of growing demand for energy, security managers have to minimise disruptions to oil supply by planning for effective security system. Increasingly more operators are looking to enhance their offshore security system as communication channel is a problem, on top of the vulnerabilities of offshore platforms in the open sea.

In Asia, many oil and gas operators are embarking on deepwater exploration and production activities. While precedent cases seems to reflect that attacks on offshore platforms are rare, security managers cannot afford to overlook the security, with increasing activities in deepwater exploration.

This workshop aims to discuss:

  • Offshore security defence in general
  • Presence of foreign/suspicious vessels at platforms
  • Intrusion on platform/installation
  • Physical security barriers at platforms
  • Encroachments within 500m restricted zone of platform
  • Fish bombing activities

About your workshop leader:
Workshop leader to be confirmed

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP B
11 AUGUST 2008, MONDAY ● PM 2:00PM – 5:00 PM

DEVELOPING A WORLD CLASS PROTECTION SYSTEM FOR YOUR OIL AND GAS PROJECT

The tight energy market remains the Achilles heel of the global economy and its disruption will continue to be a high priority endeavour for those who seek to gain power and wealth through illegitimate means.  Security managers are constantly improving and refining their asset protection measures to safeguard the facilities.

These heavy responsibilities often deter the security team from assessing and evaluating their system to ensure long-term security success. With the evolution of threats surrounding oil and gas infrastructure, it is becoming essential for security team to develop an impenetrable security system for assets’ protection.

This workshop aims to identify the actions necessary to lift core aspects of security performance to a level where the most determined adversaries are deterred.  It will focus on seeing your project through the adversaries eyes and moulding your security resources to defeat his spectrum of options.

About your workshop leader:
Michael Humphreys is the Regional Manager Project Management in Asia Pacific for Control-Risks. Michael joined Control Risks after a distinguished career in the Australian Army which included command of an Infantry Battalion and service with the United Nations as military advisor to the Middle East Peace Process.

Since joining Control Risks in 2005 Michael has lead teams developing crisis and security solutions in Pacific, Asian and Middle Eastern countries for the resources, manufacturing, financial and hospitality sectors. This included development of crisis management plans and training for government health departments considering the potential impact of pandemic and national and transnational manufacturers concerned about reputation issues. Michael has also lead teams developing and implementing security master plans integrating physical, electronic, procedural and organisational protection mechanisms, particularly for the resource sector.


*Programme is preliminary and subject to final changes.