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Business Counterintelligence Awareness Briefing

How ready is your company to cope with business espionage and the stealthy tactics employed to pry into corporate secrets? TSCM Services is presenting a corporate business counterintelligence awareness briefing for decision-makers and those responsible for the protection of corporate information.

Date: 8 September 2004

Time: 08:30-12:15

Venue: Cullinan Hotel, V & A Waterfront, Cape Town

Contact: Callie Nienaber, 012 664 3157

Website: www.tscm.co.za

The briefing will cover the scope of the information theft problem, possible indicators of espionage and business intelligence operations, the situation in South Africa, trade craft and how to integrate counterintelligence with a company's security programme. Registration closes 1 September and seating is limited.

SASA Networking function

The Gauteng branch of the South African Security Association holds a networking function on the last Wednesday of every month.

Date: 29 September 2004

Time: 15h00

Venue: Marks Park, Judith Road, Emmarentia, Johannesburg

Website: www.sasa-gauteng.co.za

SASA was founded in 1965 and serves as a hub for information and advice on industrial and commercial security. SASA serves the interests of its members, the enhancement of closer ties between various security disciplines and the upliftment and maintenance of service standards within the security industry.

African Airports World 2005

A case-study-driven conference dedicated to providing workable solutions to the significant challenges and constraints facing Africa's airports.

Dates: 8-10 February 2005

Venue: Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg

Website: www.terrapinn.com/2005/airport_za

The second annual event, African Airports World 2005 is Africa's premier airports focused event. The director-level conference provides information and strategies for improving operational efficiency in African airports. The conference will focus on topics ranging from attracting funding and financing to security and privatisation and will attract key decision makers with the power to purchase. It is an outstanding opportunity for world-class vendors to present their solutions to a targeted audience of decision-makers from Africa's airports and transport sector, government agencies and African airports.

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