Los Angeles - Public Safety, Disrupted

As new technologies continue to emerge, public safety leaders are finding new solutions and methods for some of our oldest problems. At the same time, new threats and questions continue to emerge. On June 14 we explored how first responders and emergency managers are harnessing the latest technology to speed response times, increase intelligence, and better prepare us for the next disaster. We also looked at new dynamics, from the growing cybersecurity threat to the privacy and ethics questions that we must address along with new technology.

8:15AM	Registration & Networking Breakfast
8:55AM	Opening Remarks
9:00AM	Opening Keynote JEFF GORELL, Deputy Mayor of the City of Los Angeles for Homeland Security and Public Safety
9:15AM	Session presented by Nutanix ANDREW MILLS, Director of SLED West, Nutanix NISARG SHAH, Solutions Architect, IMPEX Technologies, Inc
9:25AM	Public Safety And Our Future of Urban Air Mobility Soon, the few hundred feet above our heads will be a hive of human and technology activity. Drones will deliver packages and fight wildfires. Air-taxis will expedite transportation above our congested highways. With these new opportunities come new public safety opportunities and concerns. This panel will dive into public safety in an air-mobile urban environment STEVE HISSONG, Acting Deputy Chief of Training and Support Bureau, Los Angeles Fire Department SELETA REYNOLDS, General Manager, City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation
09:55AM	Resiliency Fueled By Technology From the threat of earthquakes, to climate driven disasters, how are technologists and emergency management leaders working together to prepare for and respond to disaster? MARISSA AHO, Chief Resilience Officer, City of Los Angeles GREG BRUNELLE, Senior Emergency Management Advisor and Director of Global Engagement for North America, One Concern
10:25AM	The Future State of Safety, Privacy, and Ethics As emerging technology becomes more interwoven into the fabric of private and civic life, what are the implications for our privacy and security? From artificial intelligence and facial recognition to the future state of security in cyberspace, real policy issues loom as we enter a brave new world of public safety technology JEANNE HOLM, Senior Technology Advisor to the Mayor, City of Los Angeles RALPH JOHNSON, Chief Information Security Officer, Los Angeles County
10:55AM	Closing Remarks