International AvSec 2011

Passenger Facilitation for Improved Border AvSec 2011
International Management

Using
Data
to
Enhance
Avia1on
Security

–
improving
facilita1on
to
deliver
a
be=er
passenger
experience

Ma=hew
FINN

Hong
Kong,
Thursday
–
19
May
2011

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Some time ago in an industry far, far away …

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Questions?


Universal Questions …

q  What’s
important
to
you?

q  Why
is
that
important?

q  What’s
the
worst
that
could
happen
if
…?

q  Where
are
you
now?

q  Where
do
you
want
to
be?

q  How
are
you
going
to
get
there?

q  Who
are
you?

q  What
are
you
doing
in
my
airport/country?

q  What
do
I
know
about
you
and
your
i1nerary?


Problem Solving #101

POLICY:
Rules
&
Regula1ons

SYSTEMS:
Tools
&
Technologies

PROCEDURES:
Processes
&
Prac1ces

PEOPLE:
Skills
&
Organiza1onal
Structures


Intelligence-Based & Risk-Driven Approach to Aviation Security

“To
collect
accurate,
veriﬁable
and
quality
passenger
data

as
early
and
as
far
from
the
airport/border
as
possible.

And
for
this
data
to
be
con>nually
reconciled
and
enriched

throughout
the
passenger
journey
to

enhance
avia1on
security
and
improve
passenger
facilita1on.”


Document Security & Identity Verification

Enhanced
Detec1on
of

Document
Security
Features

[
…
]
u>liza>on
of
specialist
equipment

and
enhanced
training
for
documenta>on

control
to
augment
the
detec>on
of

forged
and/or
counterfeit
documents
[
…]


Biometric Passenger Data – Identity Reconciliation & Risk Assessment

Biometrics

[
…
]
biometric
verifica>on:
the
means
by
which
a
person
can

be
uniquely
iden>fied
by
evalua>ng
one
or
more

dis>nguishing
biological
traits;
including
fingerprints,
hand

geometry,
iris
and
facial
recogni>on
[
…
]

!


Airline Passenger Data (1) – Advance Passenger Information (API)

PAX
Document
Data
Flight
Informa1on

–  Family
Name,
Given
Name
–  Flight
Number

–  Date
of
Birth
–  Departure
Date

–  Gender
–  Board
Point

–  Na1onality
–  Oﬀ
Point

–  Travel
Document
Type
–  Transit
Origin

–  Travel
Document
Number
–  Transit
Des1na1on

–  Issuing
Country
–  PNR
Source

–  Expiry
Date
–  PNR
Locator


Airline Passenger Data (2) – Passenger Name Records (PNR)

Reserva1on
Data
Detec1ng
the
Unknown

–  Payment
–  Data
is
valuable
for
risk

–  Ticke1ng

assessment
(typically,

–  Full
I1nerary
(past
&
future)
customs
&
law
enforcement)

and
can
be
analyzed
to

–  Contact
Data
detect
higher
risk

–  Accompanying
Passengers
passengers,
suspicious

–  Baggage
routes,
pa=erns
or
behavior

–  Sea1ng
–  Risk-‐based
screening


Enhancing
Avia1on
Security

Over
the
past
decade
the
threats
have

changed,
risks
have
mul1plied
and

acts
of
unlawful
interference
have
evolved

“Iden1fying
high
risk
passengers

early
enables
agencies
to
target

speciﬁc
risks
and
focus
resources
on

conduc1ng
addi1onal
physical

security
checks”

Advancing the Latest & Best of Best Practices …

Ideal
Process
Flow
(Simplifying
Passenger
Travel)

Checkpoint
of
the
Future

Airports
Council
Interna1onal

Best
Prac1ce
Security
Access
&
Egress

ICAO
Ini1a1ve
on
Next
Genera1on

Passenger
&
Cabin
Baggage
Screening


Intelligent Security Through Collaboration


Ideal Process Flow  14 Step Passenger Process

Ideal
Process
Flow

PAX
Facilita1on
WG
–
14
Step
Passenger
Process

02

04

05

07

01

03

06

Ticket
Document
Authoriza1on

Immigra1on

Pre
Travel
Check-‐In
Bag
Processing

Issuance
Scanning
to
Proceed
Exit
Control

08

09

10

12

14

11

13

Security
Security
Flight
Re-‐ Immigra1on

Customs

Boarding
Bag
Collec1on

Access
Screening
Booking
Entry
Control
&
Quaran1ne


14
Step
Passenger
Process

Data
collected
at
one
step
of
the

journey
can
be
re-‐u>lized
and

enriched
throughout
the
en>re

journey
and
shared
with
mul>ple

stakeholders.

Repe>>on
of
data
collec>on
and
other
passenger
requirements

can
be
iden>ﬁed
and
streamlined

Processing
passengers
faster
and
smarter
will
allow
security

agencies
to
focus
resources
on
higher
risk
passengers

The
Value
of
Data

Detect
higher
risk
passengers,
suspicious
routes
and

paRerns
of
behavior
for
risk-‐based
screening

Data
and
intelligence
which
is
valuable
to

border
control
is
also
valuable
to
avia1on
security

Building for the Future & Adapting to Change

POLICY:
New
laws
and
rules
will
come
into
force
…

SYSTEMS:
Technologies
will
be
upgraded
…

PROCEDURES:
Processes
will
be
adapted
…

PEOPLE:
Staﬀ
will
move
up
and
move
on
….


Certain Inalienable Truths …

þ  COMMON
SENSE
will
never
go
out
of
fashion
…

þ  QUESTIONS
will
always
need
to
be
asked
…


Data
&
Intelligence-‐driven

Differen1ated

Unpredictable

Results-‐focused

Assessment-‐based

Behavioral
Analysis

Leadership:
Listening
&
Leveraging
Stakeholders
&
Assets

Efficient
&
Effec1ve

Questions?


Contact Information

Ma=hew
FINN

managing
director

T
+41
22
731
1725

ma=hew.ﬁnn@augmen1q.com


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