John Romanowich will participate to discuss challenges faced by petrochemical and energy sectors in securing remote sites
The webcast will centre around authentication, access control, perimeter security and surveillance of pipeline assets

SightLogix President and CEO John Romanowich will participate with other industry experts to discuss the challenges faced by the petrochemical and energy sectors in securing remote sites. This Security Industry Association (SIA) webcast will be held Sep 23, 2015 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EDT, and will center around authentication, access control, perimeter security and surveillance of critical pipeline assets, including issues related to federal requirements such as the DHS Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards Program.

Mr. Romanowich will be joined by Bob Force, Vice Chair of the AFPM Security Council and Director of Corporate Security for Tesoro, William Gillespie, Security Project Manager, Shell Oil Company, and by Adam Shane, Senior Systems Design Architect, AMAG Technology.

Mr. Romanowich is the President and CEO of SightLogix, a manufacturer of smart video security systems for protecting critical outdoor sites. He is a board member of SIA and chairs the SIA Perimeter Security Standards Committee. Mr. Romanowich has held management positions in video technologies with Intel, IBM and the Sarnoff Corporation, and co-founded Pyramid Vision Technologies, a pioneer in intelligent video surveillance acquired by L3 Communications.

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