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Courses - Planning & Managing Secure Transportation Operations
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Today’s new reality presents tremendous chal- lenges and places an even greater demand on those professionals responsible for ensuring or others that may be considered “at risk” remain safe and secure while traveling by motor vehicle.
This three-day opportunity, which includes discussions led by Tony Scotti, one of the foremost authorities on planning and conducting secure transportation operations, will allow you to interact with respected security practitioners and gain from their knowledge and real world operational experi- ence relating to:
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Threat & Risk Assessment |
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Protective Intelligence |
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Route Planning |
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Coordinating Arrivals & Departures |
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Surveillance Detection |
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Contingency Planning |
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This highly interactive three day program will consist of both classroom based discussion and practical exercises conducted in a real world setting. The program places an emphasis on what every security professional needs the most; practical knowledge that can be used on a daily basis to ensure the safe and secure movement of “at risk” individuals such as corporate executives, high net worth family members and other high profile personnel. Some of the topics that will be covered in depth include the following: |
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MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS
Through case studies and analysis of prior attacks and incidents, participants will gain a better understanding of how a threat may be misinterpreted or underestimated, and exactly how and why specific targets are selected. |
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THE ATTACKERS PERSPECTIVE
Participants will gain valuable insight into the commonelements of a successful attack, the attack planning processand the role these factors play in Threat & Risk Assessment. Participants will be introduced to a Threat & Risk Assessment methodology that exploits those common elements and has proven to be highly effective against a wide variety of threats. |
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INTELLIGENCE: WHAT THE ATTACKER NEEDS TO KNOW, WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
The importance of intelligence, especially that which is available to virtually anyone through open sources, will be explored as will techniques for developing an accurate intelligence profile of your operations along with strategies for reducing that profile. |
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ON THE ROAD: THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF SECURE TRANSPORTATION
Participants will gain insight into the three components of safe and secure transportation. An emphasis is placed on recognizing how to establish and maintain control over one or more of these critical elements to ensure the highest degree of protection for the vehicle and its occupants. |
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THREAT RECOGNITION TACTICS & TECHNIQUES
The easiest threat to defeat is the one that never materializes; with that in mind, attendees will learn proven strategies and tactics for deterring and/or detecting threats before they make the headlines. |
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CONTINGENCY PLANNING: WHAT NOW?
In this session, those in attendance will examine the need for, and the real value of, up-to-date contingency plans. They will learn how, in the past, plans that looked good on paper proved to be fundamentally flawed and how to avoid the pitfalls commonly encountered when planning for unusual situations, critical incidents and emergencies. |
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| Course Fee: $1275.00 per student (pre-paid discount $1050) |
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