WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU – 25th-27th MARCH 2025
The Technology Workshops at the World Border Security Congress enable you to discover some of the latest and emerging technologies and solutions from leading solution providers in border security, protection and management.
Advancements in technology are assisting in the battle to maintain safe and secure international travel. The border security professional still remains the front line against these threats.
The Technology Workshops will play a pivotal role in showcasing innovations, covering a range of technological solutions for land, sea and air borders.
Wednesday 26th March
9.00am-10.30am
- The Challenge of Detecting New Synthetic Threats: from Fentanyl to Nitazenes – Jeremy Van Auker, Field Forensic Application Scientist, 908 Devices
- Open-Source Intelligence: Using Technology and Data to Help Stem the Tide in the “Borderless” Battle Against Drug Trafficking – Peter De Bie, Senior Solutions Engineer, Babel Street
- Form follows function – Using Biometric in modern border control – Hof Retief, COO, BioRugged
- AI-Enhanced Mobile Surveillance Systems: Advancing Situational Awareness for Efficient Border Control – Martin Lits, Defence Research Programs Lead, DefSecIntel Solutions
- European Entry/Exit System: lessons learned and way forward – Nicolas Phan, Head of Market Development, IDEMIA
- Shifting the paradigm: building traveler-centric border security solutions – Ygor Lutz, Chief Revenue and Partnership Officer, Travizory Border Security
2.00pm – 3.30pm
- Is it possible to enhance the protection and management of extended land borders? What are the solutions? – Dmitrii Egorov, Business Development Director, Sens-Őr Solutions Kft
- Human Presence Detection Systems – Professor Steve Daley, CEO, Clantect
- Fortifying Frontiers: Enhancing Security Across Land and Sea Borders – Senior Representative, Thales
- Border Surveillance at Scale – Dimitrios Kottas, CEO, Delian Alliance Industries
- Remote Entry Exit System (EES) – Learning from Pilot – Jim Slevin, Inverid
