ASIS International announces opening of the call for presentations for its Annual Middle East Security Conference & Exhibition
ASIS welcomes abstracts on all security topics like oil security, supply chain security and  hotel security

ASIS International (ASIS) has announced the opening of the call for presentations for its Annual Middle East Security Conference & Exhibition which will take place in Dubai on 17-19 February 2013.

Around 450 security professionals, corporate executives, consultants and government officials are expected to attend 33 high-level educational sessions divided over three parallel tracks that will cover a wide range of security issues.

The conference will also feature:

  • Three keynote presentations
  • Sessions for Chief Security Officers (CSOs) organised by the CSO Roundtable of ASIS International;
  • An enlarged exhibition featuring the latest in security technology and services, and;
  • Unrivalled networking opportunities at the President’s Reception, lunches and networking breaks.

ASIS welcomes abstracts on all security related topics. However, topics of particular interest are: oil and gas security, offshore security, critical infrastructure protection, supply chain security, loss prevention, hotel security and soft targets protection, intellectual property, maritime piracy, terrorism, executive protection, internal theft and fraud, competitive intelligence, brand protection, physical security, cyber security, investigations, due diligence and global business issues.

ASIS invites potential speakers to submit their abstracts for presentations before 11 June 2012 online at www.asisonline.org/dubai13. Interested individuals should note that presentation slots are limited to 50 minutes and should include time for Q&A. Moreover, only English-language presentations will be accepted.

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