ASIS PHYSICAL SECURITY SEMINAR

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP87T00623R000100080003-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 5
• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 10, 2011
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: May 1, 1985
• Content Type: MEMO

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PHYSICAL
SECURITY
SEMINAR
WAS M TOK I.C.
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American Society
for
Industrial
Security
(ASIS)
Washington, D.C.
Chapter
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FEES
FREE day session for students in a security
program.
$28 Advanced registration for day session only.
$30 At the door for day session only (If Available).
$47 Advanced registration for day & night sessions.
$50 At the door for day and night sessions (If
Available).
$19 Dinner only with advanced registration.
$20 Dinner only at the door.
ADVANCED REGISTRATION is requested.
Dinner: Tomatoes and cucumbers on lettuce salad,
London Broil, potato and vegetable, rolls and bev-
erage with cheese cake and a fruit topping.
A SERIES OF SPECIAL EVENTS
... Erol's TV may have available during coffee and
lunch a video recording of a smash and grab that
took only 43 seconds.
... If you have never used a computer terminal or
have questions about using one, Mr. Leonard Sikes
will be available to work with you during the day. He
will have a terminal for live demonstrations, and
will give guidance on how to obtain any of the many
services that the National Criminal Justice Service
provides.
... Mr. Rick Blackston will have a demonstration of
two Computer Bulletin Boards. One he and Mr.
William D. Norman have setup for the security pro-
fessional to exchange news that can not wait for
newsletters; and the other is the Bulletin Board at the
National Bureau of Standards.
... Mr. William D. Norman, CPP and Mr. George
C. Moore, CPP will display selected topical and
significant reference items from their personnel
security libraries.
... A lock display from the IQ '`hsonian will pro-
vide a chance to see and disci,.... the history of this
type of mechanical art.
... TEMPEST regulation and guidance is a complex
subject. Recent changes are still subject to interpre-
tation and may result in considerable cost. Mr.
Anthony G. Mitchell, Deputy Director, Information
Security and Special Programs, Deputy Under
Secretary of Defense for Policy is to be available for
questions on new TEMPEST requirements. He will
answer your questions from 5 to 6 pm. See the
bulletin board for information on the location of this
special feature.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Security Managers
Physical Security Specialists
Loss Prevention Managers
Safety Practitioners
Site Security Managers
Directors, Facility Security
Directors, Safety Operations
Security Consultants
Supervisors, Protective Services
Loss Control Consultants
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND:
Physical Security, in its broadest sense, is inclusive
of all measures which are intended to reduce losses
and increase profits of an organization. The means
to achieve effective physical security involves the
proper integration of people and equipment.
The Physical Security Subcommittee of the Wash-
ington, DC Chapter is sponsoring this one day
seminar as a service for the professional develop-
ment of persons that need current information about
technical and procedural changes in a subject that is
becoming more complex each day. The seminar will
concentrate on modem techniques used to support
effective security applications and how to contrac-
tually insure performance and cost. The objective of
the seminar is to provide some initial guidance so
that the individual can improve his abilities to
conduct or manage the complex process of a physical
security system.
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One day is not sufT nt to become an expert; but,
this seminar may start the beginner and stimulate the
experienced professional with new ideas. Each of
the speakers have been educated both by formal
process and by hard experience in the field. All have
experiences that will be of value to you and this
seminar is an opportunity to meet them and many
other security professionals.
THE FACULTY
Mr. Peter Tallman has been with the Under-
writers Laboratory since 1972. He has conducted
classes at the State University of New York and is a
frequent speaker at industry seminars. He is respon-
sible for the administration and inspection of com-
panies that are listed by UL as installers of alarm
systems in the New York City area.
Mr. Arlin M. Pennington is Vice President,
Safeguards and Security, Systems Technology, Inc.
of Albuquerque, NM. He will speak about using an
engineering systems approach to security design.
He has provided security systems design and con-
solation support services to the Ministers of Defense
of Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates,
Egypt, and Spain. He will be presenting a paper at
the 1985 Carnahan Conference on Security Tech-
nology entitled, "The 1984 Los Angeles Olympics
Integrated Electronic Security."
Edward J. Nemle has over twenty years, com-
bined experience in the design, installation, and field
maintenance of intrusion detection systems. As the
principal instructor for a security systems school, he
has trained thousands of students, many of whom
are among the leading security managers in industry.
He is a security consultant to many companies, and
is widely known to the Department of Defense
personnel as an instructor in Physical Security.
Mr. John C. Wolf is the Deputy Chief, Physical
Security Division, Department of State. He is re-
sponsible for insuring that the security improvements
made to our Embassies overseas are effective. His
concerns are that if Congress pays for these im-
provements then they had better work. The State
Department has sponsored many research projects
to co, n the claims of suppliers, and io estat-
lish ene aieering specifications for security contracts.
His talk will concentrate on the qualities of Vehicle
Barriers, but he may also have comments on the
application of "security films" for blast protection
on windows and on other subjects.
Mr. Ric Blackstein is a Senior Scientist of the
McLean Research Corporation. For many years he
has been applying Engineering Analysis to security
problems. He is the co-author of a report that
generically listed the vulnerabilities of security
systems. Line Security is the Achilles' heel of the
alarm system. Mr. Blackstein has found that it will
take little technical expertise to compromise most
security systems. If you don't know the difference
between UL grade "B," UL grade "AA," Data
Encryption and "High Line Security" you should
attend Mr. Blackstein's presentation.
Mr. Richard E. Clement will be the Dinner
Speaker. He is the Director, Support Services
Division (PSS), General Services Administration.
He is also the Chairman of the Interagency Advisory
Steering Committee on Security Equipment (IACSE).
In April 1985 the IACSE was a joint sponsor with
the Defense Preparedness Association for a Seminar
on Physical Security at Eglin, Florida. His experi-
ence includes working for many government agencies.
QUESTIONS: If you have any questions please
call Mr. James W. Owen on [phone] or
Maj. David Gilmore [phone].
TAX DEDUCTION FOR EDUCATIONAL
EXPENSES. .
Treasury regulation paragraph 1.162 permits an
income tax deduction for educational expenses
(registration fees and cost of travel, meals and
lodging) undertaken to: (1) maintain or improve
skills required in one's employment or other trade or
business, or (2) meet expressed requirements of an
employer or a law imposed as a condition of re-
tention of employment, job status or rate of com-
pensation.
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Mr. Neal Cre, n, CPP
5830 Wessex Lan,.
Alexandria, VA 22310 PHYSICAL SECURITY SEMINAR
-----------Cut here and tape to envelope ----------- SPEAKER TOPIC
Mr. Peter H. Tallman Using Underwriters
Standards for Security
Mr. Arlin M. Pennington A Systems Approach
to Integrated Security Design
Mr. Leonard Sikes Computer Data Base of the
National Criminal Justice Reference Service
Mr. Edward J. Nemie Inspection and
Acceptance of a Security System
Mr. John C. Wolf Vehicle Barrier Protection
Mr. H. Ric Blacksten Line Security
U Mr. Richard E. Clement A Secure Future
p? Mr. Anthony G. Mitchell TEMPEST
Wednesday, May 8, 1985 at the Crystal City
Marriott, 1999 Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington,
VA. Registration 8:00 to 9:00 am. Seminar 9:00-
12:00 am, 1:30-5:00 pm, reception 6:00-7:00 pm,
dinner 7:00-9:30 pm.
FREE PARKING is available in the Marriott
Hotel garage. There are also several paid parking
lots.
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METRORAIL SUBWAY AT CRYSTAL CITY
is just a short distance from the Marriott.
CHANGES: The program may be changed due to
availability of the speakers or other unforeseen
reasons. An additional speaker may be added to the
program.
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