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2. The 2nd
Annual Oil & Gas Security 2013 Summit:
Strengtheningyoursecuritystrategiesandoperationstoeffectively
combatemerginginternationalthreats
…Forcompaniesthat want to develop the most cost-effective strategies to reduce
vulnerability to theft, sabotage, terrorism, piracy and problems arising from civil unrest
…Forbusinessesthat want to enhance their corporate security plan to improve their
response rate and performance
…Forexecutiveswho want to increase their knowledge of innovative security
practices and the latest cutting edge technologies to minimise security threats

3. The landscape of security threats to the oil and gas industry is
quickly evolving and regrettably expanding, with several high
profile attacks to the oil and gas industry in recent years. With
expenditureonoilandgassecurityissettorisesharplyoverthenext
few years, oil and gas companies must strengthen the efficiency
and cost effectiveness of risk assessment surveys, prevention
measures and crisis management to be as secure and financially
competitive as possible. The 2nd Annual Oil and Gas Security
2013 Summit is structured to carefully analyse best practices in
the industry so that you can effectively benchmark your strategies
and discover new methods and technologies to prevent threat of
theft, sabotage, terrorism, piracy and hostility. You’ll also learn of
the latest developments in emergency responses and evacuation
planning to help you restructure and enhance your security plans
in light of new threats.
The 2nd
OGS Summit is a unique platform to share your experience
with all the senior level experts in the oil and gas industry, where
you can discuss tried and tested solutions to the many evolving
threats. The agenda is designed to address the most prominent
issues around terrorism, civil unrest, piracy, theft and sabotage.You
will get the opportunity to examine, assess and discuss the best
anti-terrorist and anti-piracy strategies as well as look at enhanced
onshore and offshore security measures along with the latest
technology to enhance security of your operations.
IRN is recognised within the Oil and Gas industry for providing
exclusive niche platforms that bring together senior level
executives from various aspects of the Hydrocarbon industry to
discuss and share best practices around focused issues. IRN is once
again pleased to bring you The 2nd Annual Oil & Gas Security
Summit- with exclusive focus on addressing key risks to security
operations in multiple regions. This Summit will bring all the
key players in security in the oil and gas industry to discuss how
you can improve your re-entry and implementation strategies,
enhance your evacuation plans, what you can do to protect
your pipes and equipment, and identify how to spot the gaps in
your risk assessment strategies. You’ll find out how your peers
are implementing and aligning their business models with their
crisis management approach to reduce their vulnerability, whilst
remaining efficient and utilising all resources effectively.
The 2nd Annual Oil & Gas Security 2013 Summit:
For businesses who want to implement effective measures
to enhance and re-align their security practices to reduce
vulnerability
A senior level summit analysing best strategies and most
cost effective measures to prevent and mitigate security
threatsto oil and gas infrastructure, assets and personnel
Yourexpertspeakerpanel
• Robert Missen, Head of Unit, Maritime & Land Transport Security,
European Commission
• Mehmet Kinaci, Strategic Analyst, NATO Allied Command Transformation
• Chris Phillips Former Head of National Counter Terrorism Security Office at
CPNI (part of MI 5)/Managing Director International Protect and Prepare
Security Office
• Patrick Black, Senior Expert Protective Security, OMV
• MP Eric Joyce, Member of Parliament for Falkirk, House of Commons
• John Hamilton, Director, CBI Intelligence
• Grahame Bullock, Security and Resilience Manager, Nexen Petroleum
• David Blackhouse, Head of Security(Port), Qatar Petroleum
• IMO Representative
• Karl W. Miller, Chairman, NEAH Global Energy Solutions
• Thomas Wuchte, Head on Anti-Terrorism Issues, Organization for Security
and Co-operation in Europe
• Iliyasu Bagna, Manager Deep Water Security, Total E & P Nigeria
• Jean-Philippe Berillon, Senior Vice President Security & Safety, GDF Suez
• Mustapha Harkouk, Security Manager, GDF Suez Algerie
• Jennifer Giroux, Senior Researcher, Centre for Security Studies
• Scott Chapel, Vice President-Corporate Security, Abu Dhabi National
Energy Company (TAQA)
• John Steed, Chief of Maritime Security and Counter Piracy , United Nations
Political Office for Somalia
• Jon Marks, Associate Fellow, Middle East and North Africa Programme,
Chatham House
• Faisal Lassoued , Security and Marine Assurance Manager, BG Tunisia
• C. Derek Campbell, CEO, TransGen Energy
• GB HAWK/FAF Development/GNI (Socio-Cultural Analysis Division)
• Charles Burbridge, International Account Director/ Brian Christie, Head of
Oil and Gas Security, G4S plc
• Tim Roberts, Vice President Homeland Security, Restrata
• Herman van Niekerk, Director Operations, Maritime Risk Solutions
• Bernhard Saß-Moebus, Head of Human Resources and Operations, i.b.s.
• James Cartmell, Commercial Executive/ Marius Gilmore, Director, Track24
Media Partners

4. YOUR BUSINESS CASE TO ATTEND
Expenditure on security for oil and gas operations is sharply rising and according to a number of recent business
analysis reports, is set to double in the next decade . The 2nd
Annual Oil and Gas Security 2013 Summit is
structured to carefully analyse best practices in the industry so that you can effectively benchmark your strategies
and discover new methods and technologies to prevent threat of theft, sabotage, terrorism, piracy and hostility.
You’ll learn of the latest developments in emergency responses and evacuation planning to help you restructure
or enhance your security plans in light of new threats and also gain extensive knowledge on how to develop a
tailored security strategy that aligns to your business needs.
What will you get out of it?
• Learn about the industry best practices to prevent and mitigate terrorist attacks based on recent
incidents and hostage crises
• Explore new methods to identify risk of threats when you are working in high risk countries
• Develop strategies that will enable you to execute your evacuation plan most effectively
• Get insights on the latest technology to enhance preventions techniques
• Understand how you can minimise risks to avoid sabotage and theft
• Discover how other oil companies are managing evacuation plans, from strategy to execution so you
can implement new techniques within your own plans
• Find out how to leverage technology to enhance security operations by analysing your costs, ROI and
results. You‘ll learn how to combine your team knowledge with technology to make the most of your
resources.
• Understand how you can develop effective incident investigation procedures to identify immediate
solutions
• Learn how you can implement more cost-effective strategies in your security plan
• Understand how to minimize the risk associated with employing private security companies
• Evaluate how best to prevent and mitagate piracy attacks based on recent crises and current threats
• Learn how to minimise the negative impact of attack, theft or sabotage on the efficieny of your teams
and operations
• Benefit from the unique opportunity to benchmark your security strategies with over 100 of your
peers
• Examine new and existing methods to prevent terrorism by learning more about the mind-set of
attackers. You’ll discover more about biometrics, access control and visitor management to aid
greater prevention
• Increase your awareness of emerging global threats to the oil and gas industry to pre-emptively
structure your security strategies
Why Oil & Gas Security 2012Summit is a ‘must attend’ event for you and
your team:
• Each of the sessions in the summit is designed to bring you practical examples to improve every area of
your corporate security plan
• You will hear a detailed analysis of the recent Algerian hostage crisis and develop a better
understanding of any weaknesses in the plant’s security strategy
• You will benefit from several case studies on the particular security threats from several key
hydrocarbon producing regions
• Benefit from the opportunity to benchmark your security strategy with senior level international
executives from the major oil companies like Shell, BG group, BP and many others
• It’s your chance to enhance your knowledge about the emerging technology to reinforce security in
your business

5. “I would like to thank you for the opportunity provided to participate
in the Cypriot-Greek Oil & Gas summit. The International Research
Networks conference was outstandingly organized and provided an
opportunity for Networking among professionals who are working at
the forefront of developments in the Oil and Gas sector. The various
presentations and sessions were extremely useful, inspirational and
affirming. Congratulations on such a magnificent conference!”
- Costas Ioannou, DEFA Cyprus
“I look forward to participating in one of your conferences again in
the future”.
-John Z. Tomich, Noble Energy
“Very nice environment, good organization, very good speakers,
wonderful business contacts, fun”
-Vassilios Kelessidis, Technical University of Crete, Greece
What our past attendees and sponsors
have to say about our events:
• Group Head of Security
• Group Security Director
• Head of Global Security
• Principal Security Advisor
• Chief Safety Adviser
• Global Security Manager
• Global Threat Analyst
• Head of Security
• Crisis and Security
Management
• Director of Energy Security
• Chief Security Officers
• VPs Security
• Head of Crisis Management
• Chief Security Officers
• Chief Security Manager
• Security Analyst
• Head of Cyber Security
• VP - Group Safety &
Operational Risk
• Director, Safety and
Operational Risk
• Chief Security Officers
• Managing Directors
• CEOs
• COOs
• Senior Security Researchers
• Managers and Heads:
Corporate Security
• Physical Security
• Industrial Security Operations
• Offshore and Onshore Security
• Managers and Heads HSSE
• Managers and Heads Safety &
Security
• Emergency Response Planning
Manager
• Emergency Response Manager
• Head of Crisis Management
• Head of Risk Management
• Asset Protection Manager
• Fire & Security Manager
• Operations & Strategy
• Risk & Crisis Management
• Business Continuity
• Contingency Planning
• Risk Assessment
• Loss & Preventions and Project
Managers
• Security Specialists
• Safety & Security Co-
ordinators
• Security Training Officers
• Policy Advisors
• Security Consultants
• Principal Security Advisor
• Head of Safety and Design
Engineering
• Security Software Providers
YOUR EXPERIENCE
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
IRN enjoys a strong reputation in the oil and gas industry for
gathering senior level thought leaders from international
companies to discuss high priority issues or regions in exclusive
forum settings. Building on the success of the Libya Oil & Gas
2012 Summit in Rome, where we brought over 300 senior level
executives together as well as on the first edition of the Cypriot-
Greek Oil & Gas 2012 Summit, and Balkans Oil & Gas 2012
Summit in Athens.
Our industry connections and reputation within the oil and gas
security sector has grown immensly over the last two years and
thus this edition of the summit is set to be bigger, with more
‘‘of-the-minute’’casestudies,highlytopicalround-tablediscussions
and an exceptionally strong panel of senior level speakers already
confirmed.

6. 08.30 Registration and coffee
09.00 Welcome from Pooja Samani, Director, IRN
09.05 Opening comments from the Chair Jennifer Giroux, Senior Researcher, Centre for Security Studies
09.15 Keynote address: Overview of current security challenges to the oil and gas sector
• Addressing recent global incidents: How can your security program reflect the lessons learnt and industry best practices?
• Overview of the key threats onshore and offshore, with emphasis on high risk oil producing nations across MENA, Latin
America and South East Asia.
• Being forewarned to be forearmed: Projections on future challenges to the industry’s operations and methods for
preparing for their eventuality
• How can you leverage emerging technologies to aid your security efforts?
• Analysing how your business strategy is affecting your operations
Security in high-risk Regions
With an estimated 90% of the world’s oil and gas predicted to originate in developing countries by 2030 and with a significant number of
these countries being classified as high risk, security in these regions is a pivotal issue to the oil and gas industry as a whole. This is further
compounded by the growing global trend in terrorist activity focused on the oil and gas assets, employees and infrastructure.
The opening morning of the Summit will focus on the specific issues arising from projects in high risk regions, with an emphasis on terrorist
prevention practices. Other issues discussed include dealing with theft in regions with weak law enforcement bodies, preventing and
mitigating oil pipeline sabotage, deterring oil bunkering, minimizing risk with privately contracted security personal, dealing effectively with
bribery demands and best practices for preventing hostile reaction from local communities. Over the next 20 years, it’s expected that 90 per
cent of production will come from developing countries. This section will also feature a spotlight study on security in Colombia.
09.55 Presentation:The present security situation in Algeria and the regulations impacting upon the oil and gas industry
• Terrorism in Algeria- the real situation in the North of the country and the consequences of the recent war in Mali on
security in the south of the country
• Overview of measures of protection in the oil and gas sector
• New measures since the bombing of Tinguentourine.
• The weak points in protection strategies in the oil and gas sector
Mustapha Harkouk, Security Manager, GDF Suez Algerie
10.20 Presentation: Reducing the Insider threat
• The insider threat to your business
• Intellectual property protection
• Some key activities to reduce your vulnerabilities
• Building a security culture in your organisation
Chris Phillips, Former Head of National Counter Terrorism Security Office at CPNI (MI 5)
11.00 Morning break
11.30 Panel Discussion: Assessing best terrorism prevention practices and approaches to ensure the maximum level of asset and
employee security
• Overcoming terrorist threats; how to critically analyze the trends in a region, proportional to the evolving nature and
frequency of the threat
• How to conduct security risk assessments to international standards
• Examining new and existing mechanisms to prevent and mitigate terrorist attack: What advancements have been made in
recent years?
• How to develop a robust anti-terrorism strategy in line with geopolitical tensions in a region
Panel to be confirmed:
John Hamilton, Senior analyst, Cross Border Information
Jennifer Giroux, Senior Researcher, Centre for Security Studies
Jon Marks, Associate Fellow, Middle East and North Africa Programme, Chatham House
12.15 Presentation: Pipelines, Personnel & Pylons: Energy InfrastructureTargeting in Colombia
• Highlight data drawn from the Energy Infrastructure Attack Database (EIAD)
• Examine the clustering effect of energy targeting in Colombia
• Identify ongoing security gaps and efforts needed to mitigate risks
Jennifer Giroux, Senior Researcher, Centre for Security Studies
12.45 Lunch break - Sponsored by
14.00 Presentation: Security Assessment & Planning for Green and Brown Field Projects
• Corporate Security involvement in request for proposal (RFP) development
• Coordinating/implementing security requirements with the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contractor
• Security auditing during construction
Scott Chapel, Vice President-Corporate Security, Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (TAQA)
14.40 Presentation: Optimising risk assessment strategies and security activities in the era of“identity conflict”
• Optimizing risk assessment strategies for“Identity Conflict”
• Why existing security methods and CSR initiatives struggle in this environment
• Updating the overall concept of modern security
• Activities and initiatives necessary to mitigate the impact of identity conflict on operations
GB HAWK/FAF Development/GNI (Socio-Cultural Analysis Division)
15.10 Presentation: Providing security guidance for non-security personnel
• The initial management of security related incidents in remote locations with particular relevance to Offshore locations
• Initial advice re incident management, scene preservation, basic evidential requirements etc
• Ensuring all activity is consistent with needs of other Authorities, Police etc..
Grahame Bullock, Security and Resilience Manager, Nexen Petroleum
Day 1: wednesday 12th
june 2013

7. Day 1: wednesday 12th
june 2013
Continued
15.40 Afternoon break
16.10 Case Study: Forming your security strategy for re-entering a high risk zone; OMV’s experience inYemen
• The role of information-led security,
• Threat identification and mitigation measures,
• Delivery of an integrated HSSE strategy to deliver the plan and maximize the opportunity
a review of developed triggers, warnings and indicators
Patrick Black, Senior Expert Protective Security, OMV
On-land security for Infrastructure, team and assets
Strategies for most effective protection of oil and gas infrastructure and assets are evolving and adapting to correspond with the ever
changing threat and risk environment. The afternoon of the Summit will focus on effective risk management for permanent onshore oil and
gas complexes and assets as well as security for mobile operations and security when in transit.
16.40 Presentation: Security challenges in a changing environment
• Current trends and future requirements for security outsourcing
• Development of the outsourced services
Charles Burbridge, International Account Director/ Brian Christie, Head of Oil and Gas Security, G4S plc
17.10 Presentation: Security of staff
• The“Duty of care”for mobile staff during operations
• Security for expatriates and local teams
• Provides training on security and human rights to the security staff and police
Jean-Philippe Berillon, Senior Vice President Security & Safety, GDF Suez
17.45 Closing comments from the Chairman
17.50 Networking Reception
18.40 Gala Dinner sponsored by
Integration of financial risk management and physical security
Karl W. Miller, Chairman, NEAH Global Energy Solutions

8. Day 2: thursday 13th
june 2013
08.30 Registration and coffee
09.00 Opening comments from the Chair Jennifer Giroux, Senior Researcher, Centre for Security Studies
Offshore infrastructure, assets and team securityThis part of the Summit will address the ever broadening portfolio of challenges that
face those concerned with security and safety in the maritime and subsea environment. As an important source of extractive energy
production, operations focused on the seabed come with potential of conflict between national interests as well as the threat of terrorism.
Topics include counter piracy, crisis management for offshore operations, underwater explosive and terrorist threats, port and supply chain
security, underwater pipeline security, and well as regulatory updates from the European Commission
09.10 Keynote Presentation: Offshore Security
• Illegal migration in the Mediterranean sea
• Illegal migration trafficking post Arab spring
• Statistics, routes and transit sea areas
• Illegal fishing activities post Arab spring
• Offshore platforms exposure
• International security rules
• Example of Incidents in offshore fields
Faisal Lassoued, Security and Marine Assurance Manager, BG Tunisia
09.50 Presentation: Anti-Piracy - Big and Small‘P’Politics
• Big‘P’Poltics and Marine Security
• Small‘p’Politics and the Marine Security Sector
• The Irreplaceable Role of the Private Sector
General Outline: I will discuss out how the UK government is managing marine security risk; how African governments are
approaching security risk; and how business politics within the marine security sector affect operational models.
MP Eric Joyce, Member of Parliament for Falkirk, House of Commons
10.20 Presentation:The MaritimeThreat East andWest Africa
• East Africa (including Red Sea & Indian Ocean) present threat and development of threat
• West African present threat and development of threat
• Maritime insurance influence
Herman van Niekerk, Director Operations, Maritime Risk Solutions
10.50 Morning Break
11.20 Presentation: Security in the Horn of Africa
• Political situation in Somalia
• Piracy update - hostages
• Prospects for land based solutions
• Risks and opportunities for the industry
John Steed, Chief of Maritime Security and Counter Piracy , United Nations Political Office for Somalia
11.45 European Commission Update: Maritime Security Regulations
• Annual update on recent and/or proposed Maritime Security regulations
• Maritime security perspective within the EU
• Overview on maritime and port facility security regulation
• Technical aspects of port security
Robert Missen, Head of Unit, Maritime & Land Transport Security, European Commission
12.15 Presentation: Using location data to optimize your security strategy
• Case study: The role of satellite tracking in managing risk for complex operations in rapidly changing environments –
learning from Iraq and Afghanistan
• How mobile phone technology and location data can extend security oversight to your entire workforce
• From reaction to prevention: Using digital mapping and location data to build intelligence for optimal security planning
James Cartmell, Commercial Executive/ Marius Gilmore, Director, Track24
12.45 Lunch break
Enhancing security strategies
The closing afternoon of the Summit will provide attendees with the opportunity to combine the lessons learnt over the previous two days of
presentations and discussions to consider forming, upgrading and effectively implementing innovative and proven security practices in order
to best avoid sabotage, improve crisis management strategies and develop the most comprehensive evacuation plans. Cyber security will
also be addressed in the context of considering the high level of security that can be achieved when cyber is effectively merged with hands-on
security across operations
14.00 Presentation: Protecting Critical Infrastructure - A Regional Approach --The Organization for Security and Co-operation in
Europe (OSCE)
• Outline the OSCE’s collaboration with the UN in supporting the implementation of the UN’S Global Counter-Terrorism
Strategy
• Overview of the Council Decision on Protecting Critical Energy Infrastructure from Terrorist Attack
• Explaining The Non-Nuclear Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection project, the importance implementing this decision
through the publication of a good practices guide on protection of non-nuclear critical energy infrastructure from terrorist
attacks, particularly on cyber-related infrastructure
Thomas Wuchte, Head on Anti-Terrorism Issues, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
14.30 Presentation:The Strategic Endstate of Energy Security - Achieving Energy Resiliency
• The correlation between Energy Security, Energy Assurance, and the ultimate goal - Energy Resiliency
• The benefits of third party validation of current risk and resiliency - avoiding the trap of contentment.
• Beyond trends - the benefit of proactivity.
• The next 25 years: Strategy development in critical energy infrastructure protection - aiming for asset resiliency
C. Derek Campbell, CEO, TransGen Energy

9. Day 2: thursday 13th
june 2013
Continued
14.45 Presentation: Human rights and the security of oil and gas installations - application of the voluntary principles
Iliyasu Bagna, Manager Deep Water Security, Total E & P Nigeria
15.20 Afternoon break
15.50 Presentation: Asset Protection - Skilled manpower versus technical based protection systems
The integration of advance technical based solutions for protecting vulnerable assets is not without risk. Focussing the
protection on technical solutions may create new weak spots, which only can be encountered by skilled manpower - the
recognition of the human factor is a key to a sustainable protection for vulnerable infrastructure.
Bernhard Saß-Moebus, Head of Human Resources and Operations, i.b.s.
16.20 Panel Discussion: Developing an effective evacuation plan to optimise the security of your assets and people in the event of an
attack
• Overview of the different strategies to manage evacuation
• Evaluating which evactuation plan is most appropriate for your specific operations
• Constructing your plan: What are the essentials of a strong plan?
• How to execute your evacuation strategy effectively
• Assessing the ROI and effectiveness RFID technology in an evacuation situation
Karl W. Miller, Chairman, NEAH Global Energy Solutions
Jean-Philippe Berillon, Senior Vice President Security & Safety, GDF Suez
Thomas Wuchte, Head on Anti-Terrorism Issues, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
Mustapha Harkouk, Security Manager, GDF Suez Algerie
17.10 Closing comments from the Chairman
17.20 Thank you from IRN | End of Summit

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12th-13thJune|London
2nd
Annual Oil & Gas Security
2013 Summit