Event information: Securiton Late Afternoon Symposium 2022
On Thursday, October 27, 2022, the Securiton "Late Afternoon Symposium" will take place at the Mövenpick Hotel Egerkingen, under the motto "Access has many faces".
Securiton invites you to its traditional Securiton Late Afternoon Symposium on October 27, 2022. Participants can expect a wide-ranging program of presentations. Depending on the system, access control based on biometric features using fingerprints, iris or facial recognition complements conventional solutions with keys or badge cards, especially in the high-security sector.
The biometric information cannot be stolen or forgotten, it cannot be lost, and it is not transferable. Thus, biometric access control, in combination with classic systems, offers maximum security and convenience.
The Late Afternoon Symposium Program:
Welcome
Martin Altorfer, Division Manager Sales Switzerland, Securiton AG
4.40 pm
"Biometrics in access control - the human as the key".
Stefan Melly, Head of Strategic Business Unit Access Control Systems, Securiton AG
5.05 pm
"Future = Opportunities"
Claudio Passafaro, Group Security Officer Property and Fire Protection, Swisscom (Switzerland) Ltd. and Roger Steinmann, Product Owner Access Control System, Swisscom (Switzerland) Ltd.
17.30
Break
18.00
"Biometrics on the Brink:
How to master body language and facial expressions in the extreme."
Marc Hauser, owner erfolgswelle AG, Bern
18.45
Questions & Answers
19.00
Apéro riche
Approx. 20.15
End of the event
Moderation
Accompanied through the event Janine Geigele.
Speakers:
Stefan Melly, Head of Strategic Business Unit Access Control Systems at Securiton AG, provides an insight into biometric access control methods and explains which aspects are important when evaluating such systems and in which areas they are ideally used.
How access with biometric data is implemented in practice is explained by Swisscom Switzerland Ltd. Claudio Passafaro, Group Safety Officer Property and Fire Protection and Roger Steinmann, Product Owner Access Control System. They provide insights into why selected areas of the building need to be particularly protected against misuse and manipulation, how the cooperation with Securiton works in this regard, and where future requirements lie.
Marc Hauser is an entrepreneur, professional speaker and adventurer. Between extreme sports and performing, he has discovered amazing parallels in body language and facial expressions. Although he was the first person to freefall into the jet stream, giving a speech in front of a large audience is still the greatest adventure for him. He passes on the knowledge he has gained from ten years of stage experience as a coach in exclusive public speaking training sessions.
