Asia-Pacific�s most influential thought leaders in homeland security to comment on topics related to the global terror crisis and harnessing the power of technology in the future security framework.

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March 2019 -�Returning for its 8^th edition, Milipol Asia-Pacific 2019, the
region's flagship international homeland security conference will bring
together the region's leading experts on counter-terrorism, cybersecurity, organised
crime and public safety for a three-day conference from 2^nd to 4^th
April at Sands Expo and Convention Centre. The conference will attract over 350
international and regional delegates. Furthermore, the exhibition, which will
see more than 300 exhibitors in attendance, showcases the latest and future innovations in border security, crowd
control, threat detection
systems, search and rescue technology, drone and anti-drone technology and
field operation equipment for law
enforcement.

Organised
by Comexposium Singapore, one of the
world's leading organisers
specialising in international Security exhibitions and conferences in Middle
East, Indonesia, and Singapore, Milipol Asia-Pacific 2019 is expected to receive
over 200 official VIP delegates from Singapore, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia,
Maldives, Myanmar, Philippines, Republic of Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam
with over 8000 in attendance. Various Sponsors also include Certis, MSA -- The
Safety Company, Stelop and Thermoteknix Systems.

"The
evolving challenges of today's regional security landscape require dynamic and
relevant solutions. With Asia-Pacific's most influential thought leaders in
homeland security gathered under one roof at Milipol Asia-Pacific 2019,
delegates can expect three full days of insightful dialogue on some of the most
pressing security challenges faced in the region", said Mr Andrew Marriott, Managing Director of Comexposium Singapore.

Speaker
Highlights

With the terrorist threat ever present, this
year's conference topics will focus extensively on approaches in combatting
extremism, radicalisation and transnational terrorism. Delegates can expect to
hear insightful speeches on topics like the future of the Islamic State in Iraq
and Syria (ISIS) and regional approaches
to the current terrorism landscape. Notable speakers addressing these issues are:

• Professor Kumar Ramakrishna, Associate Professor & Head of
  Policy Studies and Head of National Security Studies Programme S. Rajaratnam
  School of International Studies, Singapore
• Ali Soufan, Chairman & President, The Soufan Group,
  United States of America
• Ahmad El-Muhammady, Counter-Terrorism Analyst, International
  Islamic University Malaysia
• Roman Quaedvlieg, Former Head of the Australian Border
  Force Australia
• Dr Firman Fadillah, Head of Counter Terrorism and
  Radicalism, Center for Terrorism and Radicalism Studies, Indonesia

In this evolving age, security
professionals must utilise the most effective technological innovations to help
them make informed decisions about pressing security issues. To fulfil this
need, the second day of this year's conference will be dedicated to discussing
the relevance of artificial intelligence and digital technologies to improve homeland
security, with some speaker highlights being: �

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• Michael Chertoff, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, The
  Chertoff Group, United States of America Former Secretary, U.S. Department of
  Homeland Security, United States of America
• Fuji Foo, Vice President, Business Digitalisation, Certis
  Technology Singapore, Certis
• Michel Cadic, Chief
  Scientist of France, Ministry of Interior of France
• Jeff Moss, CEO, DEF CON Communications, Inc, United States
  of America

Exhibitor Highlights

Exhibitors
from 40 countries and regions will display a wide variety of security
technologies and innovations to meet the ever-changing needs and challenges that
security professionals in the Asia-Pacific region face. Notable exhibitors
include Avigilon, Norinco, Rafael, Rohde & Schwarz, Sig Sauer, Stelop and many more.

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With
terrorist attacks frequently occurring in vulnerable public spaces such as
airport terminal entrances, large events and even places of worship, it can be
challenging for security professionals to screen crowds without causing massive
disruptions. APSTEC Systems will
display their Human Security Radar at this year's exhibition -- a walkthrough
system that quickly scans multiple persons in real-time to identify items
concealed underneath clothes and in body-worn backpacks that may pose a severe
threat to the public's safety.

Beaqon will
display a handheld x-ray imager called the HBI-120. Developed by Viken
Detection (formerly Heuresis), the device uses backscatter x-ray technology and
can scan through different types of materials such as steel, aluminium, wood,
rubber, as well as many other materials. Currently a device being used by the
U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the HBI-120 proves to be a cost-effective
and fast turn-around time product to reveal concealed narcotics, bulk
explosives, currencies and other contraband items at immigration checkpoints.

TRD Singapore is
set to showcase the new generation of Drone Defeat Systems with their latest
anti-drone product, the Orion-T. Using an integrated system, this compact,
light-weight device is able to detect, classify and defeat drones that pose a
threat to safety. Weighing less than 3kg, the Orion-T also incorporates
spoofing capabilities to defeat enemy drones.

For
more information and to register for the conference, please visit https://www.milipolasiapacific.com/

Information about
other exhibitors at Milipol Asia-Pacific can be found in Annex A.�

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Note to Editors�������

Programme Outline for the opening of Milipol Asia-Pacific
2019

Date: 2 April 2019, Tuesday
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Time: 9.00am -- 9.30am

Prices:

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ANNEX A

Exhibitor Highlights

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About Milipol Asia-Pacific

Milipol
Asia-Pacific 2019 is the region's leading international event for homeland
security. It has achieved an enviable reputation and established itself as the
region's flagship "must-attend" Exhibition and Conference focusing exclusively
on Counter Terrorism, Internal State Security, Law Enforcement and Civil
Defence in the Asia Pacific Region and beyond.

In 2015 the GIE Milipol, Comexposium and GSA Exhibitions Pte Ltd
announced the partnership between Global Security Asia and the Milipol Events.
After the 2015 edition of the Global Security Asia exhibition and conference,
the event was rebranded Milipol Asia-Pacific, creating the world's leading
international network of exhibitions dedicated to solutions, technologies and
innovations for homeland security.

For over 35 years, the MILIPOL brand has been
synonymous with the highest quality, international events focused on Homeland
Security. Over the years, the brand has proudly presented Milipol Paris and Milipol
Qatar.�

About Comexposium

Comexposium is one of the world's
leading event organizers. Globally, it hosts more than 135 B2B and B2B2C events
across many different sectors, significantly in agriculture, construction,
fashion, food, health, leisure, real estate, retail, security, students,
tourism, and works council. At events, in over 30 countries, Comexposium
welcomes more than 3.5 million visitors and 48,000 exhibitors annually.
Headquartered in France, Comexposium's employees and sales network operate in
22 countries. Comexposium aims to be seen as the place to be, building bridges
between people and business. www.comexposium.com

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Comexposium Singapore is Asia
Pacific's leading organisers for security exhibitions and conferences with
existing shows in Singapore and Indonesia.