Secure Rail 2017: Protection, Prevention ORLANDO, and FL Planning for the Future IF YOU THINK YOU NEED A BETTER SECURITY PLAN YOU DO.

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1 Secure Rail 2017: Protection, Prevention ORLANDO, and FL Planning for the Future The only security dedicated conference. John B. Moore, Business Development Manager - Transportation Infrastructure Register now at Register Now to Save $200! Sign up by January 27th and pay only $949 $749 IF YOU THINK YOU NEED A BETTER 20+ In-depth conference sessions SECURITY PLAN Industry experts discussing the latest risks and threats to physical and cyber security, how to anticipate future threats, and other topics including managing and protecting employees, passengers and assets. YOU DO. APRIL 5-6, 2017

2 How MARTA helped Atlanta survive The Information I-85 crisis: Leader for the Railroad Industry Progressive The Information Leader for the Railroad Industry JUNE 2017 Intermodal stakeholders gauge impacts of the Panama Canal expansion Secure Rail: A conference focused on protecting and managing the security of rail technology, assets and people This exclusive conference will showcase industry experts discussing the latest risks and threats to physical and cyber security, how to anticipate future threats, and other topics including managing and protecting employees, passengers and assets. This event is an opportunity to network with your peers and preview the latest products, technologies and services designed to protect you from man-made threats and dangers. Contractors lend railroads a hand at derailment sites MOW: Equipment for today s ballast spreading needs In-depth conference sessions Industry experts discussing the latest risks and threats to physical and cyber security, how to anticipate future threats, and other topics including managing and protecting employees, passengers and assets. The only security dedicated conference for the rail industry. John B. Moore, Business Development Manager - Transportation Infrastructure

3 About Railway Security: Who Should Attend? The 4th annual Secure Rail Conference brings together the stakeholders in surface transportation security U.S. government agencies, industry trade organizations, rail organizations, shippers and suppliers to discuss the latest risks and threats to physical and cyber security, and how to safeguard your organization from these threats. If you have responsibility for railroad security, emergency preparedness, hazmat transportation, positive train control, IT, signaling and communication, border control, bridges and tunnels management, capital infrastructure programs, it s in your best interest to attend Secure Rail. Past Attendees Include: Directors of Security for Railroads (Class Is, Shortline, Regional, Passenger, or Commuter) Rail Police Officers Railroad IT Managers Engineers Surface Transportation Security Consultants Government Entities State and Local Municipalities where rail is present Typical Job Titles Deputy Chief Corporate Security Director CIP Programs Deputy Executive Director IT Audit Manager AVP Security Operations Chief Information Officer Chief Information Security Director of Safety and Security Section Chief Field Engineer Consultant Security Manager

4 Secure Rail is a conference for security solution discussions as they relate to freight, mass transit and commuter rail transportation modes. Hans D. Hayes, DHS/TSA Rail Security Begins Here This event offers plentiful networking opportunities and a chance for members of freight, transit and commuter rail communities to convene on best practices, trends and issues affecting the security of railroads. Conference sessions will feature strategies and insights from industry experts on how to manage employees, passengers, technology and assets, and protect them from manmade threats and dangers. Session topics include: Critical Infrastructure Cyber Security Emergency Preparedness Hazmat Transportation Intermodal Security New Technology Advancements Positive Train Control Vulnerability Assessments Your Secure Rail Registration Covers: 20+ in-depth conference sessions, the event offers plentiful networking opportunities and a chance for members of freight, transit and commuter rail communities to convene on best practices, trends and issues affecting the security of railroads. Secure Rail s product showcase provides access to leading suppliers, tabletop exhibits and solutions to a variety of safety and security challenges. Here s a snapshot of what s in store for Secure Rail 2018 attendees: 2 days of exceptional educational content presented by rail-industry thought leaders Multiple networking opportunities including lunch each day and a cocktail reception Online access to the Secure Rail presentations, which will keep your note-taking to a minimum Access to the Product Showcase with industry leading suppliers and the latest innovations in technology

5 Conference Schedule TUESDAY, APRIL 24TH 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Executive Decision Making in an Elevated Threat Environment: How DOD and DHS Approved Technologies Help Rail Executives 9:00 AM 9:30 AM Tactical Hazmat Operations in Surface Transportation 9:30 AM 10:00 AM Cybersecurity Standards for Rail Transit Vehicles 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Tuesday Morning Networking Break and Exhibits 10:30 AM 11:00 AM There s Better Security in the Cloud, But Are You Using It Securely? 11:00 AM 11:30 AM Real-World Monitoring & Security Strategies from Alaska Railroad 11:30 AM 12:30 PM Tuesday Lunch and Exhibits 12:30 PM 1:30 PM What Happens After the Assessment? A VRE Case Study 1:30 PM 2:00 PM AI Transforms Current Passive Rail Security Model to Active Defense 2:00 PM 2:30 PM Railroad Worker Protection and a Reliable Rail Network is No Balancing Act 2:30 PM 3:30 PM Passenger Screening for Rail Agencies 3:30 PM 4:00 PM Tuesday Afternoon Networking Break and Exhibits 4:00 PM 4:30 PM Atlanta Streetcar Security-Oriented Design Approach 4:30 PM 5:00 PM Enhancing the First Line of Defense: Uni-Directional Communication Security 5:00 PM 5:30 PM Hazardous Materials Security at Home and On The Road or Rails 5:30 PM 6:30 PM Networking Reception WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25TH 8:00 AM 8:30 AM Security Risk Tolerence 8:30 AM 9:00 AM Cybersecurity for Rail - A Case Study 9:00 AM 9:30 AM Cybersecurity Monitoring in Modern Transit 9:30 AM 10:00 AM Wednesday Morning Networking Break and Exhibits 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Handling Workplace Violence Risks in the Railway Sector 10:30 AM 11:00 AM Evaluating the Effects of Cybersecurity Measures Using a Railroad Simulation Model 11:00 AM 11:30 AM Defense in Depth Analysis - Critical and Life Safety Transit Networks 11:30 AM 1:00 PM Wednesday Lunch and Exhibits 1:00 PM 1:30 PM Connected Operations: What to Consider 1:30 PM 2:00 PM Bridge Asset Management and Structural Evaluation Techniques 2:00 PM 2:30 PM Alternative Methods to Railroad Trespass Abatement 2:30 PM 3:00 PM Cybersecurity and the Transportation Industry: Avoiding Rocks and Whirlpools In The Cyberstream 3:00 PM 3:30 PM IIoT and Transformation of Railways

6 Who You ll Meet A ROSTER OF LEADING EXPERTS: Joe Becker, Managing Director - Rail, Uptake Stacey Blau, Chief Operating Officer, 5326 Consultants, Inc. Ken Bousfield, Partner, Bereskin & Parr LLP Stephen Bowen, Senior Commercial Business Development Manager, PacStar Wendy Buckley, President & Founder, Specialty Transportation and Regulatory Services (STARS) Jake Breechen, Founder/CTO, Confluence Security Group Charles Butler, CEO, PacStar Communications Scott Carns, Vice President of Operations, Duos Technologies Frank Chavez, Project Manager, Atlanta Streetcar Alex Cowan, Founder, Razor Secure Ltd, Andrew Erickson, Applications Engineer, DPS Telecom Rich Gent, President and Chief Executive Officer, Hot Rail, LLC Rickey Green, Senior Project Manager, HNTB INC. Craig Hartburg, Director of Operations, RPI Group, Inc. Troy Kitch, Sr. Director of Product Marketing and GTM, Security Cloud Business Group, Oracle The presentations were all excellent... Peter Roe, Principal, PROe Secure, LLC Ellen Linnenkamp, Managing Director, Strukton Rail North America Catherine Lovrics, Co-Leader, Digital Media, Bereskin & Parr LLP Jeff McCormack, AVP Technical Leader / Sr. Program Manager, AECOM Steve McDowell, Instructor, Security and Emergency Response Training Center (SERTC) Chris McLaughlin, Vice President, Evolv Technology Pranav Misal, Research Analyst, ARC Advisory Group Nick Percoco, Chief Information Security Officer, Uptake Alfredo Perez, President, Perez Consulting LLC Leandro Pfleger de Aguiar, Senior Key Expert - Cyber Security, Siemens Corporation Avinash Prasad, MTA-NYCT Justin Smith, Sr. Manager, Cybersecurity Engineering, Rockwell Collins Lurae Stuart, Manager, System Safety and Security, Transit & Rail, WSP Brian Studinski, Telecommunications Manager, Alaska Railroad CheeYee Tang, Electronics Engineer, NIST David Teumim, President, Teumim Technical, LLC Jeff Watts, Director of Cybersecurity, RPI Group, Inc.

7 Photo credit: Rosen Plaza Secure Rail Takes Place at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, FL Enjoy all Orlando has to offer in April. The average daily temperature for the month can reach as high as 83 F, with minimum temperatures of 53 F. The conference will be held at the refined Rosen Centre. Enjoy all the hotel has to offer including fine dining, pool and spa, state of the art fitness center, boutique shopping at the nearby Pointe Orlando, transportation to Orlando s world-famous attractions and much more! The topics were real-time matters and there was an openness that promoted trust. Linda Garfold, Associate Vice President, LKG-CMC, Inc.

8 SPONSORS (AS OF MARCH 29, 2018) PLATINUM SPONSORS Contact Us Attendee Information Amy Brown Director, Education & Conferencing x458 Gina Doyle Program Manager, Education & Conferencing x459 SILVER SPONSORS Sponsorship Information Kirk Bastyr Publisher and International Sales, Imagined. Engineered. Delivered.