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DESCRIPTION:Security Engineering: Protecting People\, Facilities\, and Info
 rmation in a Changing World\n\nWe live in an increasingly volatile world a
 nd the need for security - and safety - is constantly changing. Security E
 ngineering focuses on physical and technical security\, protecting people/
 facilities/information\, while insuring this security also includes essent
 ial elements of safety. Unfortunately the field of security engineering is
  seldom in the news (we don’t have a tv show about security engineers). 
 So what is a security engineer and what do they do? This presentation will
  introduce the field of security engineering through a case study of the e
 volution of the technical and physical security programs at the US Departm
 ent of State. Although security has always been an essential element of th
 e Department of State\, the role of Diplomatic Security Services has seen 
 many changes over the years. The bombings of the Marine Barracks in Lebano
 n in the early 1980’s\, the East African bombings in Africa in 1998\, an
 d “911” have all had a huge impact on the size and mission of DSS\, an
 d the need for security engineers continues to grow. But DSS is not the on
 ly organization that employees security engineers - so we will look at the
  skill sets necessary to be a security engineer as well as discuss the typ
 es of employees that would be interested in engineers with a familiarity o
 f security engineering concepts.\n\nSpeaker(s): Daryl Zimmerman\, \n\nAgen
 da: \n5:00 - Complimentary Food w/Registration\n5:15 - 6:15 - Presentation
 \n6:15 - 6:45 - Additional Q&A as needed\n\nRoom: 336\, Bldg: EEP\, 501 E.
  Saint Joseph Street\, Rapid City\, South Dakota\, United States\, 57701
LOCATION:Room: 336\, Bldg: EEP\, 501 E. Saint Joseph Street\, Rapid City\, 
 South Dakota\, United States\, 57701
ORGANIZER:jerickso@stickpeople.com
SEQUENCE:51
SUMMARY:IEEE BH Subsection: Security Engineering
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/549158
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><h1 style="text-align: center\;"><span style=
 "color: rgb(230\, 126\, 35)\;">Security Engineering: Protecting People\, F
 acilities\, and Information in a Changing World</span></h1>\n<p><span data
 -olk-copy-source="MessageBody">We live in an increasingly volatile world a
 nd the need for security - and safety - is constantly changing. Security E
 ngineering focuses on physical and technical security\, protecting people/
 facilities/information\, while insuring this security also includes essent
 ial elements of safety. Unfortunately the field of security engineering is
  seldom in the news (we don&rsquo\;t have a tv show about security enginee
 rs). So what is a security engineer and what do they do? This presentation
  will introduce the field of security engineering through a case study of 
 the evolution of the technical and physical security programs at the US De
 partment of State. Although security has always been an essential element 
 of the Department of State\, the role of Diplomatic Security Services has 
 seen many changes over the years. The bombings of the Marine Barracks in L
 ebanon in the early 1980&rsquo\;s\, the East African bombings in Africa in
  1998\, and &ldquo\;911&rdquo\; have all had a huge impact on the size and
  mission of DSS\, and the need for security engineers continues to grow. B
 ut DSS is not the only organization that employees security engineers - so
  we will look at the skill sets necessary to be a security engineer as wel
 l as discuss the types of employees that would be interested in engineers 
 with a familiarity of security engineering concepts.</span></p><br /><br /
 >Agenda: <br /><p>5:00 - Complimentary Food w/Registration<br>5:15 - 6:15 
 - Presentation<br>6:15 - 6:45 - Additional Q&amp\;A as needed</p>
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