Programme
Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Day One: Wednesday 14th March 2018
Keynote: Behavioural Analysis
Lessons Learned from Recent Terrorist Attacks
Session 1: Behavioural Analysis in Practice: Industry Focus
Places of Worship: communities protecting themselves
Michael Whine MBE, Community Security Trust, UK
Sporting Events: combating court-siding and gambling
Andrew Wolfe Murray, Partner, Theseus Partners, UK
Transport Security: human trafficking in focus
Sarah-Jane Prew, Wales Anti-Slavery Leadership Group, UK & Airline Ambassadors International, USA
Session 2: The Biology of Fear & Deception
Fight, Flight or, Perhaps, Freeze: anxiety isn’t always what it seems
Louise Jupe, Department of Psychology, University of Portsmouth, UK
Case Study: The Impact of Integrating Real-time, Multichannel Behaviour Analysis and Elicitation/Engagement Strategies in High-stake Contexts
Sorin Losnita, Romanian Intelligence Service, Romania, and Cliff Lansley, EIA Group, UK
Session 3: Stereotyping, Perception & Racial Profiling
Understanding Intuitive Bias
Wim De Neys, CNRS & Université Paris Descartes, France
Good Looking People & the ‘Halo Effect’
Ran Cohen, SDR® Academy, The Netherlands
Panel Discussion: Religious Sensitivities in Security Decision-Making
Panel Members: Gurmel Singh, Secretary General, Sikh Council UK; Usama Hasan, Quilliam Foundation; Michael Whine MBE, Community Security Trust, UK
Session 4: Addressing, by Understanding, Specific Criminal & Anti-Social Activity
Profile of the Fixated Threat in Action
David James, Theseus Partners, UK
Profile of Group Offenders
Dr Jessica Woodhams, University of Birmingham, UK
Profile of Frotteurs & Sexual Deviants
Dr Lynsey Gozna, University of Leicester, UK
Profile of a Cyber Criminal
Nadine Touzeau, Profiler, net-profiler, France
Day 2: Thursday 15th March 2018
Session 5: Policing Perspectives
Stop & Search: reasonable grounds?
Nick Glynn, Senior Programme Officer, Policing & Security Governance, Open Society Initiative for Europe, UK
Case Study: British Transport Police from concept to operation
Rae Jiggins, Polarm International Ltd., UK
Super Recognisers
Mick Neville, Super Recognisers International, UK
Case Study: Securing The O2 Arena
Paul Williams, Security Operations Manager, The O2, London, UK
Session 6: The Role of Technology
Intelligent CCTV: can the camera focus on unusual behaviour?
Simon Moore, Cardiff University, UK
Facial Thermographs: might heat spots identify negative intent?
Reyer Zwiggelaar, Aberystwyth University, UK
Layered Voice Analysis: the way we speak?
Amir Liberman, Nemesysco, Israel
Session 7: The Response
The Art of Questioning: having THE conversation
Charlotte Hudson, Department of Psychology, University of Portsmouth, UK
Emergency Response: when you think the threat is real
Ofir Malka, CEO SafeZones, Germany
Insider Threat Response: identifying radicalisation in the workplace
Usama Hasan, Quilliam Foundation, UK
Session 8: Marauding Firearms Attacks & Suicidal Terrorism
Marauding Firearms Attacks: not always by suicidal terrorists
Leeran Gold, Registered Psychologist, Promises Healthcare, Singapore
The Suicidal Terrorist: recruitment & training
Dr. Sagit Yehoshua, Criminologist, Israel
The Proof of the Pudding: attacks against aviation identified by behavioural analysis
Philip Baum, Managing Director, Green Light Ltd., UK
Sessions were chaired by: Neville Hay, Brooklyn Associates, UK & Katharine Ng, OneCrew Limited, Hong Kong