14^th Annual Biometrics for Government & Law Enforcement. The 2020 Vision: Transforming the US Government with Biometric Data and Technology.

Dear Sir/ Ma’am Welcome to the 14th iteration of the Biometrics for Government & Law Enforcement Summit! Over the years, growing advancements have been made in mobile biometrics, automation, contactless passage, verification, multimodal and analysis processes. With the growth of innovative technology and the plethora of biometric data, it is imperative to know how to utilize solutions to ensure national security, vet potential threats, and enhance customer experience at facilities such as the airport. Learning what solutions your counterparts are utilizing to secure their facilities, exchanging and storing data and how to navigate rising policy and GDPR requirements has become extremely crucial. The Institute for Defense and Government Advancement is providing you a place to assess your challenges and network to gain solutions. Our dedicated event staff will provide you with the opportunity to network with and learn from top level government security and biometric officials, program managers, heads of biometrics and CTO’s of international and commercial level companies. Don’t miss out as we tackle the world of Biometrics for Government & Law Enforcement on February 26-28, 2020 in Washington, D.C. See you there! Shuki Hasson Program Director Biometrics for Government & Law Enforcement Summit Institute for Defense and Government Advancement.

Day One:

8:00 Registration and Breakfast

8:50 Director’s Opening Remarks

9:00 Integrating Biometric Capabilities into the National Counterterrorism Effort • Biometric technologies of interest to supplement NCTC mission sets • Efforts to share terrorism information analysis across the CT enterprise • NCTC vision for biometric utilization: necessary next steps Pete Hall, Acting Deputy Director, NCTC IBT

10:00 Networking Break

10:30 Making the Invisible Visible: Utilizing Biometrics to Stop Crime Biometric data can be used to provide valuable investigative leads and supplement investigative capabilities. The FBI is continuously expanding its use with identity intelligence, to include DNA, fingerprints, video surveillance and iris recognition. Speaker will discuss emerging technologies and ways to leverage these tools. Tina Delgado, Section Chief, FBI Laboratory IBT

11:30 Lunch

12:30 Delta Looks Ahead: Partnering with CBP and TSA Delta Airlines was the first airline to collaborate with Customs Border Protection and the Transportation Security Administration to install the first ever fully biometric terminal in Atlanta. This partnership will create a seamless experience for the everyday traveler. • Providing smooth and excellent customer experience for travelers using facial recognition • Cutting down time spent before flights and increase customer interactions with employees • Enhancing security at airline touch points Filipe Pereira dos Reis, Regional Director Airport Passenger Cargo and Security, International Air Transport Association.

Day Two:

8:00 Registration and Breakfast

8:50 Director’s Opening Remarks

9:00 Advancing Biometrics with Customs and Border: What does the future hold? • Advancing passenger systems and passenger name records with biometrics • Monitoring security at all modes of transportation, air, land, and sea • Centralizing access to biometric data Nael Samha, Director Passenger Systems and Biometrics, Customs and Border Protection IBT

9:45 How HSI is currently utilizing various types of Biometric and cutting edge technologies to aid in its investigations • AI/machine learning – S/A Ben Teed • Rapid DNA/Biometrics – Section Chief Brandon Stiefer • Biometric Identification Transnational Migration Alert Program (BITMAP) – Section Chief Hillary Hodge IBI

10:30 Networking Break

11:00 Enhancing Security with Multi-modal Authentication Systems Multimodal biometric systems allow multiple methods of identification which creates stronger security. They are more accurate, reliable, and provide less room for vulnerability against attacks. • Replacing passwords with multi-modal biometrics to provide convenience and low password management costs • Increasing verification accuracy to enhance protection • Combining biometrics with cloud based solutions IBI

11:45 NIST continues effort to develop standards, measurement methods and best practices to deliver superior image based biometrics analytics Craig Watson, Image Group Manager, NIST

12:30 Lunch

13:30 Utilizing Biometrics to Maximize Efficiency in Processing and Authenticating Immigration Requests Brian Broderick, Deputy Chief Identity and information Management Division, Immigration Records Identity Services

14:15 Incorporating Behavioral Biometrics in Ensuring Safety and Continuous Authentication Analyzing the behavior of humans such as their speech, key strokes, gait, signature and cognition is starting to become more acceptable for the everyday consumer. The next step is to use it to maintain top notch security in government and corporations. Using behavioral biometrics as a form of user authentication. Ensuring users adapt to multifactor authentication (MFA) IBI IBT

15:00 Director’s Closing Remarks.

Day Three:

8:00 Registration and Breakfast

8:50 Director’s Opening Remarks

9:00 Operation of Customs and Border Protection Entry/ Exit Program The Customs and Border Protection Entry/Exit Program was established to protect and prevent a threat during transportation. • Confirming foreign departures from top U.S. airports using facial recognition software • Completing CBP’s overall goal of enhancing security for public safety Jeni Best, Acting Director Biometric Exit Strategic Transformation, U.S. Customs and Border Protection EAB IBT

9:45 Networking Break

10:30 The Future of the Department of Homeland Security and Evolving Biometrics The Department of Homeland Security is moving towards centralizing biometric data. DHS is seeking to expand their data analysis capabilities for biometrics in ways that can change the game forever. • Moving the Homeland Advanced Recognition to cloud base systems • Analyzing matched faces, fingers prints, and Irises using HART • Analyzing the future of biometrics technology and DHS’s utilization Arun Vemury, Director of Biometric and Identity Technology Center, U.S. Department of Homeland Security IBT

11:15 Lunch

12:00 Using Machine Learning/ AI in Biometrics to Enhance Security Efforts. The combination of both AI and Biometrics will help strengthen security across facilities. Artificial intelligence is a useful tool in both multimodal and behavioral biometrics. • Reducing the tolerance for error • Learning and accounting for subtle changes in an individual’s behavior • Using AI to keep systems up to date and decrease false positives by analyzing things like handwritten or typing biometrics.

12:45 The US Army and the development of the ‘Next Generation of Biometric Collection’ The US Army is transforming their use of biometrics with a new biometric collection data system. Although the current tool, ‘The Biometric Automated Tool Set’ is still effective, the new system will have enormous benefits. • Utilizing a light weight and more compact device for face scanning • Getting DNA and voice biometric systems on a contactless basis without requiring human contact EAB IBT

13:30 Vein Biometrics: Are Hand Gestures The New Replacements to Passwords Vein biometrics is a new and upcoming form of biometric data and is said to be the most secure form yet. • Using finger vein recognition to access software – all you need to do is wave • Reducing the risk of hacking threats and stolen biometrics UIT IBT

14:15 Helping to combat crime: Using Biometrics to Bring Your Children Home • Utilizing biometric data and technology to find missing children • Sharing data and findings across different sectors Carol Schweizer, Supervisor Case Manager, Forensics National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Colin McNally, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children IBT SID

15:00 Director’s Closing Remarks

Companies Attending:

ABIDJAN TECHNOLOGIES ADOT Enforcement and Compliance Division AFC ANDE Astra Radio Communications BAE Systems Booz Allen Hamilton CardLab Clear CG-7612 Customs & Border Protection Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) DC Homeland Security & Emergency Management Agency Dc HSEMA-Homeland Security & Emergency Management Defense Forensics & Biometrics Agency Department of Homeland Security Department of Homeland Security / USCIS Department of Homeland Security / USCGAUX Department of Justice Department of State Dev Technology Group, Inc. DHS CBP DHS CBP OBP DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis DHS/CBP DHS/ICE DHS/ICE/HSI/IO DHS/PARM DHSICEHSIFL DISA DoD FBI Laboratory Federal Aviation Administration Federal Bureau of Investigation Federal Bureau of Investigation / Operational Technology Division Federal Bureau of Investigation / Terrorist Screening Center Federal Protective Service Ford Foundation Gambia Armed Forces GDIT General Dynamics Information Technology GO – Security & Intelligent Documents Government Accountability Office Griaule Corporation HDIAC Headquarters, U.S. Army Homeland Security Investigations HQDA HSEMA HSI IDEMIA NSS IIMD Immigration and Customs Enforcement Immigration Records and Identity Services (IRIS) Directorate, USCIS Integrated Biometrics International Air Transport Association Iris ID JCour-Consulting LLC JFL Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department LUCOMM TECHNOLOGIES Maryland Department of State Police Maryland State Police Metropolitan Police Department – DC NAPHSIS National Center For Missing Children Naval Criminal Investigative Service NCIS Nigerian Police Force NIST NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANISATION NSWC Dahlgren NTIS Object CTalk Paravision PCLOB Phonexia Rajendra Rathod Red Hat, Inc ROCKWELL COLLINS IMS SAFE & SECURE WORLDIWDE PROTECTION SAFR/ Real Networks Securiport Still nope Thales The MITRE Corporation ThermoFisher TRANSLAKE SYSTEMS EA LIMITED Translake Systems EA Ltd Transportation Security Administration (TSA) U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency U.S. Department of State, Diplomatic Security Service U.S. Marshals Service United States Department of Commerce / National Technical Information Service United States Department of State United States Government Accountability Office United States Marine Corps United States Marshals Service United States Mint US Army US Department of Homeland Security US Navy USCG USCIS Immigration Records & Identity Services USMC USMS USPS Virginia State Police