2011 Chemical Sector Security Summit

Save the DateJuly 6 – July 7, 2011
Baltimore, Md.

The Office of Infrastructure Protection (IP), as the Chemical Sector-Specific Agency and the Chemical Sector Coordinating Council, are co-sponsoring the 2011 Chemical Sector Security Summit in Baltimore, Maryland on July 6-7, 2011. The fifth annual Summit will provide a forum for representatives from the chemical community to exchange information and network with other security professionals, to share best practices, to find out about chemical security regulations, and to gain insight into the roles of state, local, and federal agencies and departments involved in chemical security.
Interest in the 2010 Summit was unprecedented drawing record attendance. Secretary Napolitano provided the keynote address highlighting the need for a coordinated effort between the public and private sectors in combating chemical security threats. Assistant Secretary for Infrastructure Protection, Todd M. Keil provided remarks focusing on IP's regional approach and voluntary programs that enhance chemical facility security.

• 2010 Chemical Security Summit Presentations
• Assistant Secretary Keil's Remarks from the Summit (PDF, 4 pages - 63.14 KB)

There is no registration fee associated with this year’s event.

Who Should Attend?

Chemical and related industry professionals involved with:

• Corporate and facility security
• Environment, health & safety
• Transportation and distribution of chemical products

Key Topics for 2011 Include:

• Chemical Security Regulations Update
• All-hazards approach for safety, security & resilience
• Cybersecurity
• Industry best practices

Benefits of Attending Include:

• Obtain a better understanding of the chemical security regulations
• Meet and interact with key Department of Homeland Security officials
• Discuss and discover best practices for completing Site Security Plans
• Learn what to expect from the inspections process

Other Events

In addition to the Summit, a Demonstration and two Workshops will be offered:

• July 5, 2011—Demonstration
  
• July 8, 2011—Workshops:
  • Explosives
  • Introduction to Control Systems Security (tentative)

Agenda and registration details will be announced in spring of 2011.

Contact

Contact chemicalsummitreg@dhs.gov for more information.