Behavioural Analysis 2024 will offer valuable, practical insights into the behavioural analysis techniques used to identify individuals with negative intent at sports stadia, entertainment complexes, transportation hubs, governmental institutions, tourist attractions, city centres and other crowded places. The papers will include a blend of academic and practitioner viewpoints with all speakers being asked to ensure that their presentations include actionable takeaways for security practitioners, governmental regulators and academic researchers alike.
In the current challenging geopolitical climate, and whilst the globe is still in post-pandemic recovery mode, all venues are becoming increasingly concerned about how they can protect themselves and the public from terrorist, criminal and other hostile attacks. The poor mental health experienced by so many, along with insider and online threats, are also taxing those with responsibility for keeping society secure. Those in the secu...
Read more
Behavioural Analysis 2024 will offer valuable, practical insights into the behavioural analysis techniques used to identify individuals with negative intent at sports stadia, entertainment complexes, transportation hubs, governmental institutions, tourist attractions, city centres and other crowded places. The papers will include a blend of academic and practitioner viewpoints with all speakers being asked to ensure that their presentations include actionable takeaways for security practitioners, governmental regulators and academic researchers alike.
In the current challenging geopolitical climate, and whilst the globe is still in post-pandemic recovery mode, all venues are becoming increasingly concerned about how they can protect themselves and the public from terrorist, criminal and other hostile attacks. The poor mental health experienced by so many, along with insider and online threats, are also taxing those with responsibility for keeping society secure. Those in the security industry are keen to broaden their knowledge and skillsets to deal with an ever-broadening array of threats that may be undetectable by technology alone and that have the potential to go unnoticed in places where large crowds gather.
At Prague Airport, Behavioural Analysis 2023 brought together 155 participants including security industry leaders, regulators and academics from 30 countries to discuss both the latest and most established practices in non-racial profiling, stress indicators, behaviour detection and tactical risk analysis techniques. Please join us in London for Behavioural Analysis 2024.
To view the programme visit: https://behaviouralanalysis.com/conference-programme/
To register visit: https://behaviouralanalysis.com/registration/
URLs:
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/2221348-0?pid=4868
LinkedIn: https://go.evvnt.com/2221348-2?pid=4868
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/2221348-4?pid=4868
Twitter: https://go.evvnt.com/2221348-5?pid=4868
Instagram: https://go.evvnt.com/2221348-6?pid=4868
Time: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Venue details: Gtech Community Stadium, Lionel Road South, Brentford, England, TW8 0RU, United Kingdom
Prices:
New Leap Year Rate (until 29 Feb): GBP 735.00,
Standard Rate (until 1 May): GBP 880.00,
Late Booking Rate (after 1 May): GBP 995.00
Speakers: Joe Navarro, Sal Naseem, An Gaiser, Prof. David Keatley, Benjamin Delachal, Dr. Sarah Knight, Alexandra James, Amanda Morrison, Karan Fullerton-Chalmers, Samuel Juchtman, Sagit Yehoshua, Nadine Michaelides, Dr. Barbora Vegrichtová, Varsha Avadhany, Harel Peled, Dr. John Rose, Tony Werts, Nkechi Onyenso, Scott Taylor, Dr. Craig Donald, Dan Werber, Eiríkur Valberg, Thomas S. Karat, Allon Kneteman, Dr. Kalliopi Ioannou, Dr. Xavier L'Hoiry, Maciej Dachowski, Kee Ein Cern, Dr. Emma Bradford, Kim Covent, Abdibasid Ali Mohamed, Oliver Kastens, Aaron Le Boutillier, Catherine Piana, Philip Baum
