Canadian Technical Security Conference (CTSC 2011)

Presenters and Speakers

Our ultimate goal in achieving a high quality, educational, and informative Canadian Technical Security Conference (CTSC 2011) requires the collective talents of excellent presenters and speakers to conduct the wide range of seminars, technical workshops, and the expert panel discussion group proposed for this years event.

The conference committee would be interested in hearing from industry TSCM professionals who would be interested in conducting one (1) or more of the high quality seminar sessions, or in assisting with the proposed technical workshop during the conference.

The conference committee has opened the door to proposals, papers and topic suggestions.

If you might be interested in contributing to the success of the conference by being part of our elite group of presenters, contact the CTSC committee for details.

If you might be interested in contributing to the success of the conference by presenting at CTSC 2011 event contact Paul Turner for information.

CTSC 2011 - Confirmed Presenters / Speakers (TBA)

The CTSC committee is pleased to be able to confirm the following speaker / presenters for the Canadian Technical Security Conference (CTSC 2011). Additional speakers / presenters are pending and will be announced and posted as they are confirmed.

Robin Jackman  (Pending)

Robin Jackman, is a Senior RF Applications Engineer with Tektronix. Over the past 20 years Mr. Jackman has held a variety of positions in the public and private sector involving radio-monitoring, radio-location, high speed signal acquisition and monitoring systems design.

Paul D Turner, TSS TSI (5A) (6A) (9A) (16A)

Mr. Turner is a retired professional investigator with a quarter century of experience and is the President of Professional Development TSCM Group Inc. Paul is the Technical Security Director (TSD) of the company's Technical Security Branch (TSB); a TSB certified Technical Security Specialist (TSS) and an experienced Technical Security Instructor (TSI).

Paul has thirty (30 +) years of experience and upward of 10,000 hours of actual working experience in the field providing professional TSCM, ECM, COMSEC and CI related professional services, including advanced air and ground based Radio Direction Finding (RDF).

Paul is a FLIR (ITC) Level I Thermographer and has conducted extensive application based research into developing Infrared (IR) Thermal Imaging techniques to support security, law enforcement and military technical security applications.

Mr. Turner has and more than 10,000 hours of teaching experience and as the primary instructor, teaches the only TSS Certification (Designate) Training in North America, at TSB Resident Training Centre (RTC) in Eastern Ontario. Paul has instructed at Sheridan College and has provided lectures and workshops at both Ryerson University and Seneca College, as well as a host of client venues for government, military and private sector TSCM personnel and clients.

John Price CPP, CRM  (Pending)

John has extensive background in security operations, investigations, Labour dispute management and executive protection. John is an accomplished interviewer, investigator and security manager and has 20 years experience working with different Law Enforcement and Government agencies in advisory positions, John is a Certified Protection Professional and a Certified Risk Manager.

John is currently a partner, Senior Investigator & Security Consultant with Price-Langevin and Associates Inc. His expertise includes security inspections, security surveys, risk analysis, executive protection services, technical security-TSCM, loss prevention program design and implementation, Tender specifications, CCTV system design, internal and external criminal investigation.

John is a graduate of Law Enforcement and Security Program, GMCC and is certified in Crime Prevention through Environmental Design Level I and level II. In addition John is trained in Covert Electronic Surveillance and is a Certified Locksmith and former Chairman for the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) - Alberta / Northern Alberta Chapter.