Page 14 - delegate brochure FINAL (2)

Respected.

DAY 2 - TUESDAY 20TH OCTOBER Recognised.

Professional.

Eng. Arif Al Janahi CSyP – SIRA – The application of Thermal Screening technology
10:00
during Covid 19. A case study from Dubai.

Science and Technology is shaping the way security is delivered across the spectrum of business.
The Covid 19 pandemic has required new technology to be adopted for the safe return to work for
staff. Ironically, the Security professionals, often underappreciated have been responsible for the
implementation of temperature screening as part of the access control process. Eng. Arif Al Janahi
CSyP, is the Director of security engineering at the Security Industry Regulatory Agency, Dubai. The
Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA) was established in 2016 by a decree from HH Sheikh
Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates
and Ruler of Dubai. Eng. Arif joined Department of protective systems as a project manager in 2008
when it was a service provided by the Dubai Police. In 2013, he was promoted to deputy director
and on the formation of SIRA, he became the Director of the Security engineering department. Arif
is not only a qualified Engineer by trade, he is also a Chartered Security Professional, being admitted
to the Register in 2018. Eng. Arif will be discussing how thermal screening is a tool to be utilised
alongside existing measures and in this presentation, we explore the Dubai Government’s advice for
the appropriate use and efficacy of such technology. The advantages and disadvantages demonstrated Connect your team
through a case study.
without boundaries

Professor Brooke Rogers - Kings College London- Beyond bricks and mortar: Enhancing
15:00 public and organisational security and resilience by informing and enabling protective Broadband Push to Talk brings you the

behaviours
best from the communications world.
Professor Brooke Rogers OBE is a Professor of Behavioural Science and Security at King’s College
London. She is a social psychologist interested in risk communication, public and practitioner The functionality of two-way radio
attitudes to, perceptions of, and responses to health and security risks and threats. This but with no coverage restrictions,
presentation will embrace the theme of the ‘Science of Security’ by exploring the ways in which
psychological and behavioural principles inform public preparedness for, and responses to extreme and with advanced features that will
events. Professor Rogers will discuss the ways in which risk perception and risk communication transform the way you operate.
inform public and practitioner psychological and behavioural responses to low-likelihood, high-
impact events such as terrorist attacks. She will highlight the potential impact of these drivers
on emergency response capabilities, identify common risk communication challenges, and Communication connects everything that
provide evidence-based recommendations for enhancing the effectiveness of messaging and we do. G6 Global exists to create the best
training designed to enhance the security of crowded places. Professor Rogers’ research explores communications system for your
psychological and behavioural responses to low likelihood, high-impact events such as chemical, operational needs.
biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) incidents; community and organisational resilience;
protecting crowded places; risk communication with vulnerable groups, and more.
www.g6-global.com +44 (0)1454 610050

14
G6 Global are proud sponsors of the Security Institute Virtual Conference