FUTURE PLANNING

Apr 1, 2001 12:00 PM

May 2-4

7th Annual Security and Access Control Conference and Exhibition Crest Hotel, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Sponsor: International Security Management and Crime Prevention Institute (ISMCPI).
Information: 011-61-7-3297-0297; Web www.ismcpi.org; E-mail ismcpi@ismcpi.org; Fax 011-61-7-3802-1680.

May 3

Georgia Security Show Atlanta.

For electronic security industry products and services. 50 exhibitors. Sponsor: Georgia Burglar and Fire Alarm Association.
Information: 770-447-6229; Web www.gbfaa.org.

May 5-7

SecuTech Taipei 2001:
4th Asian Security Week Taipei World Trade Centre Hall, Taipei, Taiwan.
Security and technology in Asia. 240 exhibitors.
Information: Web www.asmag.com; E-mail maureen_tsai@asmag.com.

May 6-8

Midwest Security Conference 2001: “Survive and Thrive in Today's Security Environment” Comprised of the Chicago Chapters of ASIS, IAHSS and the Illinois Security Chiefs. Lisle/Naperville Wyndham Hotel, formerly the Radisson For information: visit http://www.msc2000.net/ or contact Patrick Markham at (312) 332-7330.
This event serves as a main fundraiser for each of these groups.

May 7-8

18th European Executive Policing Conference, Mons, Belgium.
Sponsor: International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) International Policy Committee.
Information: 800-THE-IACP; Web http://theiacp.org/international/internconfer.htm; E-mail santiagop@theiacp.org.

May 7-10

BICSI 2001 Spring Conference, Mandalay Bay Resort, Las Vegas.
For telecommunications, audio/visual systems, information technologies, technology planning, systems integration, endusers and manufacturers. Organizer: BICSI.
Information: 800-242-7405.

May 9-10

Computer and Technology Showcase Salt Lake City.
For CIOs and information technology professionals. 175 exhibitors.
Information: Web www.tscentral.com.

May 13-17

Association of Public Safety Communications (APCO) East Coast Regional Lancaster Host Resort, Lancaster, Pa. For public safety professionals. Sponsor: APCO Pa. chapter.
Information: 214-542-4000,
Web www.apcointl.org; E-mail conference@apcointl.org.

May 13-19

Providing Executive Protection Winchester, Va.
Certification program for personal protection specialists featuring hands-on training. Organizer: Executive Protection Institute.
Information: 540-554-2540; Web www.personalprotection.com; E-mail info@personalprotection.com.

May 13-20

System Administration, Networking and Security Institute (SANS) 2001
Baltimore.
Organizer: SANS Institute.
Information: Web www.sans.org; E-mail info@sans.org.

May 14-18, 2001

Technical Surveillance CounterMeasures Miami, Florida Applications & Techniques of a Professional Sweep w/hands on approach Organizer: World Institute for Security Enhancement.
Information: 305-773-0048; Web www.worldinstitute.org; E-mail securitytraining@pobox.com.

May 14-16

NEPCON East 2001
Bayside Exposition Center, Boston.
Electronics manufacturing and components event for integrators, buyers, manufacturers and distributors. Co-located with Electro 2001. 400 exhibitors. Organizer: Reed Exhibition Companies.
Information: 800-467-5656; Web www.nepcon.com; E-mail inquiry@nepcon.reedexpo.com; Fax 203-840-9656.

May 14-17

A + A: International Trade Fair and Congress for Occupational Safety and Health Dusseldorf Exhibition Center, Dusseldorf, Germany.
For manufacturers, occupational safety experts and related trade professionals. 1000 exhibitors. Sponsor: Messe Dusseldorf North America.
Information: 312-781-5180; Web www.mdna.com; E-mail info@mdna.com; Fax 312-781-5188.

May 14-17

CardTech/SecurTech 2001: Navigating the Digital Frontier Las Vegas.
For card and security technology industries. Over 300 exhibitors. Sponsors: Smart Card Industry Association; International Biometrics Industry Association.
Information: 301-654-0551; Web www.ctst.com; E-mail ctst@ctst.com. Fax 301-654-0287.

May 14-17

2nd Annual Forensic Sciences and Crime Scene Technology (FRENZY) Conference and Exhibition Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C.
For law enforcement, public safety, government and corporate officials. Includes surveillance, communications, sensors, recording and biometric technology. Over 200 exhibitors.
Information: 203-445-1224; Web www.frenzyexpo.com; E-mail info@frenzyexpo.com; Fax 203-445-1219.

May 14-18

Physical Security, Hardware Evaluation and Security Surveys Orlando, Fla.
Sponsor: Lockmasters Security Institute.
Information: 800-654-0637; Web www.lockmasters.com; E-mail education@lockmasters.com; Fax 859-887-0810.

May 14-25

GSA: Locks, Vaults and Containers Nicholasville, Ky.
Locksmith training. Sponsor: Lockmasters Security Institute.
Information: 800-654-0637; Web www.lockmasters.com; E-mail education@lockmasters.com; Fax 859-887-0810.

May 15-17

Networld + Interop, IT 2001 — Comdex Brisbane, Australia.
For networking, Internet and telecommunications professionals.
Information: 781-433-1527; Web www.key3media.com/comdex; E-mail international.events@key3media.com; Fax 781-433-2804.

May 15-18

Aircon Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
International electrical and mechanical building systems and security technology exhibition. 175 exhibitors. Sponsor: Malaysian Exhibition Services.
Information: Web www.tscentral.com.

May 15-18

Comdex Mexico 2001
Mexico City.
For distributors, e-commerce, software training, networking and communications.
Information: 781-433-1527; Web www.key3media.com/comdex; E-mail international.events@key3media.com; Fax 781-433-2804.

May 15-18

Securitex Malaysia 2001: International Security, Safety and Fire Protection Show Putra World Trade Center, Kuala Lumpur.
175 exhibitors. Sponsor: Malaysian Exhibition Services Sdn Bhd.
Information: Web www.montnet.com; E-mail securitexmal@montnet.com.

May 17

Security Canada Atlantic Park Place Ramada Renaissance Hotel, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.
For dealers, security professionals, manufacturers and distributors. Sponsor: Canadian Alarm and Security Association (CANASA).
Information: 905-513-0624; Web www.canasa.org; E-mail nvuong@canasa.org; Fax 905-513-0624.

May 17-18

Computer and Technology Showcase Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
For CIOs and information technology professionals. 175 exhibitors. Sponsor: Event Management Services.
Information: Web www.tscentral.com.

May 20-23

American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) 73rd Annual Conference and Exposition New Orleans.
Organizer: AAAE.
Information: 703-824-0500; Web www.airportnet.org; E-mail aaaemeetings@airportnet.org; Fax 703-820-1395.

May 20-23

The Protectors Berryville, Va.
Advanced handgun training program for public and private personal protectors. Organizers: Executive Protection Institute; SIGARMS Academy.
Information: 540-554-2540; Web www.personalprotection.com; E-mail info@personalprotection.com.

May 21-23

Windows NT Security Seminar New York.
Sponsor: SYS-ED.
Information: 212-564-9147; Web www.sysed.com; Fax 212-967-3498.

May 21-24

IFSEC 2001
NEC Birmingham, U.K.
Information security. Co-located with Fire Expo 2001 and Safety and Health Expo 2001. 500 exhibitors. Sponsor: Miller Freeman.
Information: 011-44-181-987-7614; Web www.ifsec.co.uk.

May 21-24

Fire Expo 2001
NEC Birmingham, U.K.
Fire safety and technology. Co-located with IFSEC 2001 and Safety and Health Expo 2001. 160 exhibitors. Sponsor: Miller Freeman.
Information: 011-44-181-987-7614; Web www.firex.co.uk.

May 21-24

Safety and Health Expo 2001
NEC Birmingham, U.K.
Co-located with IFSEC 2001 and Fire Expo 2001. 300 exhibitors. Sponsor: Miller Freeman.
Information: 011-44-181-987-7614; Web www.safety-health-expo.co.uk.

May 27-30

Comdex Egypt 2001
Cairo International Conference Center, Cairo, Egypt.
For distributors, e-commerce, network computing, Arabic Internet technologies and Arabic software development. Arabic and English language capabilities.
Information: 781-433-1527; Web www.key3media.com/comdex; E-mail international.events@key3media.com; Fax 781-433-2804.

May 29-31

Infosec: 15th Exhibition and International Congress on Information Technology and Communications Security CNIT, Paris.
Sponsor: Comexpo.
Information: +33 (0)1 4453-7220; Web www.comite-expo-paris.asso.fr; Fax +33 (0)1 4453-7220.

May 29-June 1

Comdex/INFOCOM Argentina 2001
La Rural Exposition Center, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
For sellers, distributors, corporate solutions, communications networking, technology and applications.
Information: 781-433-1527; Web www.key3media.com/comdex; E-mail international.events@key3media.com; Fax 781-433-2804.

May 30-June 1

SulSec 2001: International Security Fair Expotrade, Pinhais/PR, Brazil.
For South American security market.
Information: Web www.latinevent.com; E-mail efrigo@latinevent.com.br.

Also in May…(dates TBA)

World Fire Safety Congress and Exposition Anaheim, Calif.
For building officials, facility managers, fire personnel and loss prevention specialists. 300 exhibitors. Organizer: National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
Information: 617-770-3000; Web www.nfpa.org.

June June 4-8, 2001

Design & Application of Industrial Security Systems Miami, Florida Intrusion Detection Systems, Closed Circuit Television, Access Control Organizer: World Institute for Security Enhancement.
Information: 305-773-0048; Web www.worldinstitute.org; E-mail securitytraining@pobox.com.

June 4-5

Executive/VIP Protection Chicago.
Operational activity guidelines, movements and checklists for certified personal protection specialists. Organizer: Executive Protection Institute.
Information: 540-554-2540; Web www.personalprotection.com; E-mail info@personalprotection.com.

June 4-6

Assessing Risk: A Better Way to Audit San Francisco.
For staff and senior auditors to improve micro and macro-level risk assessment. 18 CPD hours available. Organizer: Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA).
Information: 407-830-7600x.1; Web www.theiia.org; E-mail custserv@theiia.org.

June 4-7

Intelligent Transportation Society of America (ITSA) 11th Annual Meeting and Exposition Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami.
For transportation safety and technology professionals in North and South American markets.
Information: 202-484-4847; Web www.itsa.org; E-mail editor@itsa.org; Fax 202-484-3483.

June 4-15

Comprehensive Security Specialist Training Nicholasville, Ky.
Check website for July-December classes. Sponsor: Lockmasters Security Institute.
Information: 800-654-0637; Web www.lockmasters.com; E-mail education@lockmasters.com; Fax 859-887-0810.

June 5-7

Motion Control Exposition Rosemont Convention Center, Chicago.
For engineers, systems integrators and consumers of motion control technology. Co-located with Sensors Expo. Sponsor: Advanstar Communications.
Information: 203-882-1300x.160; Web www.motioncontrolexpo.com; E-mail motioncontrol@advanstar.com.

June 5-7

Spring Sensors Expo Rosemont Convention Center, Chicago.
For product, plant and systems design; consumers of sensors and transducers; corporate and operations managers and engineers. 250 exhibitors. Co-located with Motion Control Expo. Sponsor: SENSORS: The Journal of Applied Sensing Technology.
Information: 203-882-1300x.160; Web www.sensorsmag.com/expo/index.htm; E-mail sensors@advanstar.com.

June 6-7

Managing Security Systems Chicago.
Plan, design and manage facility protection systems. Organizer: Executive Protection Institute.
Information: 540-554-2540; Web www.personalprotection.com; E-mail info@personalprotection.com.

June 6-8

Client/Server Auditing and Security Reviews San Francisco.
For auditors, LAN administrators, security administrators and management to gain better understanding of business needs and the technology they are using or about to use. 18 CPD hours available. Organizer: Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA).
Information: 407-830-7600x.1; Web www.theiia.org; E-mail custserv@theiia.org.

June 7

Security Canada West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
For dealers, security professionals, manufacturers and distributors. Sponsor: Canadian Alarm and Security Association (CANASA).
Information: 905-513-0622; Web www.canasa.org; E-mail nvuong@canasa.org; Fax 905-513-0624.

June 11-12

Corporate Aircraft Security Chicago.
Private aircraft protection training endorsed by the Aviation Security Institute. Organizer: Executive Protection Institute.
Information: 540-554-2540; Web www.personalprotection.com; E-mail info@personalprotection.com.

June 11-13

Assessing Risk: A Better Way to Audit Toronto.
For staff and senior auditors to improve micro and macro-level risk assessment. 18 CPD hours available. Organizer: Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA).
Information: 407-830-7600x.1; Web www.theiia.org; E-mail custserv@theiia.org.

June 11-15, 2001

Security Mangement & CounterMeasure Techniques Miami, Florida Identify Security Concepts and their relationship to a Total Layered Security Program Organizer: World Institute for Security Enhancement.
Information: 305-773-0048; Web www.worldinstitute.org; E-mail securitytraining@pobox.com.

June 11-15

Risk and Crisis Management Atlanta.
Check website for July-December classes. Sponsor: Lockmasters Security Institute.
Information: 800-654-0637; Web www.lockmasters.com; E-mail education@lockmasters.com; Fax 859-887-0810.

June 15-17

America's Security Expo Miami Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami.
For security buyers who design, install, manage, market or purchase security products and technologies. Southeastern U.S., Latin America and Carribean markets. 250 exhibitors.
Information: 630-271-8210, Web www.americassecurity.com; E-mail peggysherry@hotmail.com.

June 17-19

94th Annual Convention and Office Building Show Baltimore.
For security directors and managers of buildings. 400 exhibitors. Organizer: Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA).
Information: 888-777-6956; Web www.boma.org; E-mail meetings@boma.org.

June 18-20, 2001

Annual Security Pro Conference Skamania Lodge, Stevenson, Washington Sponsored by Interlogix Security & Life Safety Group A conference for authorized dealers/installers

June 18-20

NetSec ’01: Network Security in the Open Environment Conference New Orleans.
For Internet security, remote access, e-commerce, LAN, WAN and client/server. 60 exhibitors. Organizer: Computer Security Institute.
Information: 415-905-2626; Web http://gocsi.com; E-mail csi@cmp.com.

June 18-21

A/E/C Systems 2001
Lakeside Center, Chicago.
Information technology event for the design and construction industry. Sponsor: Penton.
Information: 800-451-1196; Web www.aecsystems.com; E-mail info@aecsystems.com.

June 18-29

Command Security Officer Training Nicholasville, Ky.
Check website for July-December classes. Sponsor: Lockmasters Security Institute.
Information: 800-654-0637; Web www.lockmasters.com; E-mail education@lockmasters.com; Fax 859-887-0810.

June 21-23

5th Annual Security Pro Conference Portland, Oregon.
For Security Pro dealers. Sponsor: Security Pro.
Information: 651-773-2206; Web www.securitypro.com.

June 23-26

International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) 43rd Annual Conference Williamsburg, Va.
Organizer: IACLEA
Information: 860-586-7517; Web http://iaclea.org; E-mail info@iaclea.org; Fax 860-586-7550.

June 24-26

Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) 60th International Conference: An Auditor's Odyssey — Globalization and Diversity Buenos Aires, Argentina.
For internal auditors. Organizer: IIA.
Information: 407-830-7600x.1; Web www.theiia.org; E-mail custserv@theiia.org.

June 24-27

2001 National Sheriffs Association (NSA) Annual Conference Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
For sheriffs, criminal justice and law enforcement officers. Over 500 exhibitors. Organizer: NSA.
Information: 703-836-7827; Web www.sheriffs.org; E-mail nsamail@sheriffs.org.

June 24-28

International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS) Annual General Membership Meeting El Paso, Texas.
Meet and exchange ideas with healthcare security and safety executives. Organizer: IAHSS.
Information: 630-953-0990; Web www.iahss.org; E-mail nancy@iahss.org.

June 25-27

Windows 2000 Security Seminar New York.
Sponsor: SYS-ED.
Information: 212-564-9147; Web www.sysed.com; Fax 212-967-3498.

June 26-27

Police Security Exposition Atlantic City Convention Center, Atlantic City, N.J.
For all segments of the law enforcement and security industries. Goods, products and services. 300 exhibitors. Organizer: Sitework Associates, Inc. Sponsor: N.J. State Association of Chiefs of Police.
Information: 800-323-1927; Web www.police-security.com; E-mail sitework@worldnet.att.net.

June 27-29

iSEC Mexico 2001
World Trade Center, Mexico.
Advanced information security products and services for a variety of industries. Co-located with LatinCards and Mobile-Commerce World Mexico. Organizer: Terrapinn.
Information: Web www.isec-worldwide.com.

June 27-29

LatinCards 2001
World Trade Center, Mexico.
For end-users in finance, manufacturing, utilities, retail, defense, consulting, telecommunications, insurance and government. Co-located with iSEC and Mobile-Commerce World Mexico. Organizer: Terrapinn.
Information: Web www.cards-worldwide.com; E-mail david.wootten@terrapinn.com.

June 27-29

Mobile-Commerce World Mexico 2001
World Trade Center, Mexico.
For manufacturers, suppliers and specialists in vertical markets where wireless applications are being adopted. Co-located with iSEC and LatinCards Mexico. Organizer: Terrapinn.
Information: Web www.mobilecommerceworld.com.

Also in June… (dates TBA)

Cargo Security 2001 Conference and Exhibition Chicago.
Organizer: National Cargo Security Council (NCSC).
Information: 410-956-0941; Web www.cargosecurity.com; E-mail ncsc@erols.com; Fax 410-956-0679.
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July

July 2-5

BICSI 2001 Europe Conference Hilton Brighton, Brighton, Sussex, U.K.
For telecommunications, audio/visual systems, information technologies, technology planning, systems integration, endusers and manufacturers. Organizer: BICSI.
Information: 800-242-7405; Web www.bicsi.org; E-mail conferences@bicsi.org; Fax 813-971-4311.

July 8-13

CA-World 2001
Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Fla.
For e-business software and software technology users. 210 exhibitors. Organizer: Computer Associates.
Information: 877-229-6753; Web www.caworld.com.

July 9-11

Embedded Systems Conference Chicago Navy Pier - Festival Hall, Chicago.
For users of embedded products, developers and engineers of wireless technologies, Internet appliances and open source programming. 300 exhibitors. Sponsors: Embedded Systems Programming magazine; Electronic Engineering Times.
Information: 800-789-2223; Web www.embedded.com; E-mail esc@cmp.com; Fax 888-811-7391.

July 9-13, 2001

Covert Investigation & Surveillance Technology Miami, Florida Undercover Operations and Surveillance Organizer: World Institute for Security Enhancement.
Information: 305-773-0048; Web www.worldinstitute.org; E-mail securitytraining@pobox.com.

July 9-13, 2001

Executive/VIP Protection & Planning Miami, Florida Supervisory Personnel Charged with Protection Responsibilities Organizer: World Institute for Security Enhancement.
Information: 305-773-0048; Web www.worldinstitute.org; E-mail securitytraining@pobox.com.

July 16-20, 2001

Dignitary Protection & Operational Planning Miami, Florida Comprehensive and Intensive Realistic Training Scenarios Organizer: World Institute for Security Enhancement.
Information: 305-773-0048; Web www.worldinstitute.org; E-mail securitytraining@pobox.com.

July 23-27, 2001

Bomb Threat Planning & Management Miami, Florida Developing a Bomb Threat Plan, Employee Training and Management Decision Making Organizer: World Institute for Security Enhancement.
Information: 305-773-0048; Web www.worldinstitute.org; E-mail securitytraining@pobox.com.

July 9-11

Web Security Implementation New York.
Sponsor: SYS-ED.
Information: 212-564-9147; Web www.sysed.com; Fax 212-967-3498.

July 15-20

National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO) 11th Annual Conference Doral Resort, Miami.
For school resource and police officers, school administrators, school board members, juvenile officers and detectives. 40 exhibitors.
Information: 888-31NASRO; Web www.nasro.org; E-mail resourcer@aol.com.

July 15-22

Associated Locksmiths of America (ALOA) 2001 Convention and Security Exposition Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore.
Organizer: ALOA.
Information: 214-827-1701; Web www.aloa.org; E-mail aloa@aloa.org.

July 16-18

American Society for Healthcare Engineering (ASHE) 38th Annual Conference and Technical Exhibition Tampa Convention Center, Tampa, Fla.
For healthcare safety and security officers and managers, facility managers and consultants. 300 exhibitors. Sponsors: Johnson Controls; Siemens; NeoForma.
Information: 312-422-3800; Web www.ashe.org; E-mail kryan1@aha.org; Fax: 312-422-4571.

July 18-20, 2001

Australian Secuity Industry Association's (ASIAL) Annual Exhibit and Conference Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre (Hall 3)
Darling Harbour Sydney, Australia For information: contact ASIAL, Tel: +61-2-9906 4780; Fax: +61-2-9906 4202; Email: bryan@asial.com.au

July 23-27

2nd Annual Internet Marketing Strategies Conference and Exhibition TBA Learn how to use Internet to expand marketing communications, develop new markets and drive business. Consumer privacy issues. Organizer: Frost & Sullivan.
Information: 210-348-1000; Web www.frost.com.

July 24-29

Firehouse Emergency Services Exposition Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore.
For fire service professionals. 400 exhibitors. Sponsor: Cygnus Expositions.
Information: 800-827-8009x.3304; Web www.firehouseexpo.com.

July 28-Aug. 1

National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Officers (NOBLE) 25th Annual Training Conference and Exhibition Washington, D.C.
For local, county, state, federal and college law enforcement officers and administrators, and active or retired civilian and sworn members. Organizer: NOBLE.
Information: 703-658-1529; Web www.noblenatl.org; E-mail vshuford@noblenatl.org; Fax 703-658-9479.

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