Hall 9.1 / Stand E90

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1 Conference for connected security technology Hall 9.1 / Stand E90 Conference programme Security meets Smart Building: Digitalisation and connected security technology in future buildings

2 Monday, 19 March 2018 Welcome address by presenter and event organiser Manfred Köhler, F.A.Z., in conversation with Wolfgang Marzin, Chief Executive Officer, Messe Frankfurt 10:10 Greeting by event patron Peter Beuth, Hesse Minister of the Interior and Sport 10:20 The well-defended building: from passive to active security Michael Ziesemer, President of the German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers Association (ZVEI) Autonomous, smart, secure: requirements for the building of the future Dr. Roland Busch, Member of the Executive Board, Siemens 10:50 Cyber security and digitalisation Arne Schönbohm, President of the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) 11:10 Panel discussion: connected, protected, refurbished, efficient what can the secure smart building really achieve? Presenter: Manfred Köhler, F.A.Z. Dr. Roland Busch, Member of the Executive Board, Siemens Arne Schönbohm, President of the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) Johannes Hauck, Director Corporate Business Environment, Hager Dr. Klaus Mittelbach, CEO of the German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers Association (ZVEI) 11:50 Summary of the opening event by the presenter and brief overview of the Intersec Forum Get-together Cybersecurity The ZVEI security status survey for connected systems Lukas Linke, Cybersecurity Officer, Security Division, ZVEI Cybersecurity of buildings and infrastructure Michael Boos, Head of Cybersecurity for the Digitalisation of IoT with Smart Services, BSI Cybersecurity in building automation: planning and operation of secure smart home solutions Philipp Rothmann, Senior Manager, dhpg IT Services Attack from the darkness Dr. Nicolas Krämer, Commercial Director of Neuss Municipal Clinics, Lukaskrankenhaus Panel discussion: Cybersecurity in smart buildings Presenter: Lukas Linke, Cybersecurity Officer, Security Division, ZVEI Michael Boos, Head of Cybersecurity for the Digitalisation of IoT with Smart Services, BSI Dr. Nicolas Krämer, Commercial Director of Neuss Municipal Clinics, Lukaskrankenhaus Philipp Rothmann, Senior Manager, dhpg IT Services 18:00 Video surveillance and access control Intelligent interplay of security systems at entrances and exits Jochen Sauer, Business Development Manager, Axis Communications 16:30 Why ONVIF? Markus Wierny, Member of the Steering Committee, ONVIF 17:00 The use of cameras in the retail sector: areas of application, benefits, limits and visions Frank Horst, Head of Security + Inventory Discrepancies, EHI Retail Suite 17:30 Video surveillance of public spaces recommendations for the installation and operation of video surveillance systems Michael Dormann, Senior Technical Advisor, State of Hesse Criminal Investigation Office

3 Tuesday, 20 March :00 Fire safety: emergency lighting & voice alarm systems Preventive fire and hazard protection: fire alarm systems to DIN VDE V Stephan Kreutzer, CEO, Atral-Secal Dynamic and adaptive escape routing systems Ulrich Höfer, Head of Project Management Dynamic Lighting Systems, Inotec Video-based fire detection Heiko Schwichtenberg, Fire Alarm System Product Manager, Bosch Security Systems Fire-resistant cables increase safety requirements for cables in buildings Esther Hild, Cables and Insulated Wires Division, ZVEI New developments in the standardisation of voice alarm and electro-acoustic emergency alarm systems Uwe Spatzier, Chairman of the Sound Engineering Specialist Group, ZVEI Lecture tba N.N., Hekatron 13:00 Digital Building: bus systems, protocols & interoperability From group address to semantic technologies Joost Demarest, CTO, KNX Association Semantic interoperability semantic web technologies for building automation Dr. Hilko Hoffmann, Head of the Graphics Group Intelligent Simulated Reality, German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) Manufacturer-neutral integration platform bus interfaces, standard protocols and proprietary interfaces Jan Meiswinkel, CEO, Advancis Software System interactions presented in the digital twin Markus Groben, CEO, Groben Ingenieure 17:30 Planning & construction industry dialogue Constructive dialogue for safe investment Welcome address Günther Mertz, Managing Director, BTGA 16:05 Keynote speech from the planner s viewpoint Ralph Ammelung, Electrical Engineering, Information and Safety Technology Planner, K. Dörflinger Gesellschaft für Elektroplanung 16:15 Keynote speech from the installer s viewpoint Kai Hardt, Sales Manager, NTA Systemhaus 16:30 Keynote speech from the legal viewpoint Attorney Tobias Dittmar, CEO, BTGA 16:40 Uhr Keynote speech from the plant construction viewpoint Michael Wolff, Branch Manager, GA-tec 16:50 Panel discussion Presenter: Günther Mertz, Managing Director, BTGA Ralph Ammelung, Electrical Engineering, Information and Safety Technology Planner, K. Dörflinger Gesellschaft für Elektroplanung Kai Hardt, Sales Manager, NTA Systemhaus Michael Wolff, Branch Manager, GA-tec Attorney Tobias Dittmar, CEO, BTGA

4 Wednesday, 21 March 2018 KNX Secure Presenter: Heinz Lux, Chief Executive, KNX Association Smart home security: What was, what is, what will be? Peter Borowski, Member of the Executive Board of Smart Home Initiative Germany The smart home as an active component of burglary protection and prevention Detective Chief Superintendent Klaus Kisters, Head of the Central Internet Research Office at the North Rhine-Westphalia State Office of Criminal Investigation KNX Secure security for installations and systems in new and existing properties and IoT André Hänel, KNX System and Tool Manager KNX Secure applications and products Christian Stahn, KNX Marketing KNX Secure and ETS André Hänel, KNX System and Tool Manager Building Information Modeling (BIM) Digital twin presentation using the example of the Digital Building special show from 2016 Speakers include Markus Groben, CEO, Groben Ingenieure Mathias Huth, Head of Strategic Marketing, Bosch Thomas Kirmayr, Building System Solutions Working Group, Fraunhofer IBP 18:00 Start-ups & young enterprises Secure remote access and digital infrastructures Marcellus Schmidt, CEO, SDT Solutions 16:30 Getting started with intelligent frogs. frogblue the new smart home and smart building solution Christian Ostrochowski, Product Management, frogblue 17:00 KIWI the digitalisation of key management Karsten Nölling, Chairman of the Board of Management, KIWI.KI 17:30 The interoperable IoT platform for buildings Mathias Runge, Co-Founder & Senior Developer, IoT connctd 18:00 Intersec Forum Get-together

5 Thursday, 22 March 2018 Anti-burglary prevention & building operations Home security as holistic approach Peter Mawson, Publisher, Hand Media (United Kingdom) Can my house do it all? Technological convergence of hardware, software and services in the smart home Matthias Wolff, Managing Director, Lupus Electronics Surge protection ensures the availability of alarm systems Dietmar Duerr, Business Development Manager Building Technology, Dehn + Söhne Alarm systems 4.0 reliable alarm security from the object to the cloud Guido Frohn, Product Manager, Telefonbau Arthur Schwabe Light-assisted monitoring of glass panels Udo Weinand, Fraunhofer Institute for Technical Trend Analysis 13:00 IoT devices 13:00 Office & Building IoT the new cybersecurity frontier Yariv Fishman, Head of Product Management and Product Marketing, Vertical Solutions & IoT Check Point Software Technologies The smart meter gateway IoT security anchor for the intelligent building Ingo Schönberg, CEO, PPC Power Plus Communication IoT and data security Steffen Zimmermann, IT Division of the VDMA IoT and security structures in the industrial environment Klaus Wächter, Standardisation Manager, Siemens Security in building automation and IoT Dr. Andreas Wetzel, Head of Building Automation Sauter Cumulus Panel discussion: IoT saviour or security risk Presenter: Dr. Peter Hug, CEO of the Automation + Management for Home + Buildings Division (AMG) of the VDMA Steffen Zimmermann, IT Division of the VDMA Klaus Wächter, Standardisation Manager, Siemens Dr. Andreas Wetzel, Head of Building Automation, Sauter Cumulus 18:00 Crisis prevention: building & urban resilience The changing landscape of security Sean A. Ahrens, Leader Security Market Group, Affiliated Engineers (USA) 16:45 New paradigm of law enforcement Marko Laco, CEO, IT Odjel (Bosnia-Herzegovina) 17:15 Panel discussion: Urban resilience how can we protect buildings, infrastructure and people? Presenter: Dr. Clemens Gause, Head of Enterprise Security, Siemens Tobias Töpfer, CEO, building pro Lutz Diwell, Chairman of the Board of the Public Security Future Forum Michael Hallstein, Head of the Police Deployment Unit, Frankfurt Holger Hübner, CEO, ICS Festival Service

6 Friday, 23 March 2018 Crisis prevention: building & urban resilience Presenter: Professor Kai-Dietrich Wolf, Head of the Institute for Security Systems of the University of Wuppertal Keynote lecture: From access control to smart access management Christoph Zwahlen, Global Marketing Manager, NXP Semiconductors Biometric access control and privacy: contradiction or synergy? Ho Chang, CEO, BioID 5 key technologies to ensure cybersecurity for convenient access control Antoine Huber, Director IoT for Smart Building Mobile Services & IoT, gemalto (France) How is mobile access changing the traditional access control market? Jürgen Schneider, Authorised Signatory, nedap Crisis prevention: building & urban resilience Presenter: Professor Kai-Dietrich Wolf, Head of the Institute for Security Systems of the University of Wuppertal Privacy in digital business models can smart services work without being data-based? Karsten Nölling, CEO, KIWI.KI Digital access control and protecting the private sphere Professor Tibor Jager, Professor of Computer Science, IT Security, University of Paderborn Physical layer security: 3rd-generation security solutions for IoT (Internet of Things) Dr. Christian Zenger, CEO, PHYSEC Panel discussion: Smart services and data privacy is the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) changing the rules? End of Conference Subject to change, as of February Printed in Germany 2 / 18 / 3.0 GB