Top speakers and global professionals will highlight and discuss vital aspects of national security at the upcoming 2nd Annual Kingdom Security 2016, to be held in November, in Saudi Arabia.

The event will take place from November 2 to 3, at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Riyadh.

Securing and safeguarding a nation in today's ever changing and challenging operating environment is an upward task. To succeed in achieving the suitable and determined security talent, which is capable and highly motivated to win. Properly trained personnel, along with best security process and systems are the right tools to gain success, said a statement.

The forth-coming event which is based on dealing with the issues and challenges that are related to the security aspects of the kingdom, will allow the participants and officials to learn and understand the benefits of the event, which includes tasks like acquiring, engaging, learning and gaining all the crucial aspects which would benefit and support the regions implementing these strategies to protect and develop their overall security standards.

The key subject areas which are taken into consideration during the two-day event are; discussions based on critical infrastructure protection, which concentrates on sectors like – physical, industrial, boarder, air and maritime securities. It also consists discussions on electronic warfare and cyber security aspects of the region.

Speaking about the vital aspects that will make the event more productive are the topics, which are discussed and debated amongst the participants with the guidance and experience of elite speakers and global professionals. The topics are drafted and based on the current issues, which are threatening the peace and harmony and postures a clear view on how to tackle them, it said.

The first day of the event will see an opening remark from Malcolm Smith CPP, SASOL and ASIS regional vice president – South Africa who is the head of group security, following it would be discussion on the Thwarting External Threats For A Safer Environment, which includes – Updates on Saudi Border Guard Development, Technologies used for Border Protection, Security trends of the Kingdom and its neighbouring regions, said a statement.

Also the participants will witness discussions on how to Prepare for a Crisis Situation on Critical Infrastructures, Terrorism and Proactive Security Measures for Oil and Gas Industry and a panel discussion on how to Enhance productivity via a robust industrial security programme.

To wrap up things on day one, discussions on Current and Emerging Threat Detection and Management, followed by sponsor speech on Why to integrate Fire Safety and Security.

The second day of the event holds even more vital and prominent topics to be discussed. It would be a keynote presentation on the need of the hour to increase professional awareness on security, analysis on critical infrastructure protection of internal security by using HR and security tools, promoting people powered innovation to strengthen critical infrastructure and to round up the first half session on day two would be discussions based on securing critical Infrastructure in remote locations and exploring the dynamics of emergency management and protection for ports, aviation and border security in the kingdom.

The second half of the day two session will include a 'Product Demonstration, Updates and trends of Armored Vehicles in the Saudi Arabia', 'What do we learn from the recent terror attacks from across the globe' and finally to conclude the day two session and the topics for discussions would be a speech on the use of 'Electronic Warfare Management Systems and a focus on its 3 pillars'.

The sponsors and partners of the event include: Dahua Technology – associate sponsors, TBS – the Bronze Sponsors, Bruker– Innovation with Integrity – Networking partner, Supporting Association for the event will be International Foundation for Protection Officers and the event will be supported by the Institute for Global Security & Defense Affairs, it stated. – TradeArabia News Service