An Evolutionary Approach to Border Security of the Future

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Paul Hollingshead, Regional Director for Rapiscan Systems | AS&E, will give the following presentation at the World Border Security Congress from 2-4 pm on Thursday, March 21.

An Evolutionary Approach to Border Security of the Future

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is on the minds of all forward-thinking border agencies, with its promise of greater productivity and throughput, reduced human error, and more robust security. But there is critical groundwork that must be performed to create a viable path to AI at our borders. State-of-the-art detection technology along with a comprehensive integration program are key foundational elements agencies need to employ to gather critical security data. It’s this information that will lead to building more effective, automated business practices and machine learning, ultimately creating the path to AI at our borders. This presentation will discuss these foundational elements border security agencies need to consider to position themselves for a successful AI solution.

Paul Hollingshead

Paul Hollingshead
Regional Director, Africa
Rapiscan Systems | AS&E
USA

Paul Hollingshead is Rapiscan Systems | AS&E’s Regional Director for Africa, overseeing the strategy and deployment of their proprietary, best-in-class X-ray detection solutions across the continent. Managing this fast-growing market, Mr. Hollingshead liaises regularly with ministerial and technical stakeholders in African ports, military and security organisations to develop public and private partnerships, directly supply and support equipment and advise on technical and financial efficiencies. Mr. Hollingshead’s professional qualifications were established as a decorated British military officer, followed by security solutions consultancy for UK critical national infrastructure.

World Border Security Congress
March 19-21, 2019
Casablanca, Morocco

The Congress Topics for the 2019 program include:

  • Identifying and Understanding the Latest and Evolving Threats and Challenges for Border Agencies
  • Border Management – from Risk Management to Foreign Fighter and CT Strategies
  • Implementing Biometrics and Advanced Passenger Information
  • Migration and Human Trafficking Challenges on Global Border Management
  • Data, Cyberborders and the challenges of developing them
  • Border Security Information and Coordination
  • Surveillance Systems and Technologies on the Border
  • Future trends in International Border Management

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