Dynamics of Homeland Security and Anti-Terrorism for the Individual/Employee

This is an introductory course designed to teach individuals, employees and organizations how to minimize their vulnerability to Crime, Corporate Espionage, Foreign Intelligence Services (FIS), and Terrorist Activities. You will learn to identify and recognize developing situations. Once a threat is identified you will learn what you should do to protect yourself and /or your family and organization. This course provides a solid platform as the first in a series of courses designed to enhance the full spectrum of sound responses for individuals and organizations to “harden” their personal, intellectual and physical security. This instruction provides an exceptional foundation to organizations Security Programs. One of the main focuses of the program is to enhance awareness of Continental United States (CONUS) based threats and the impact those threats have on CONUS based operations. This course is a combination of instructor briefings, video presentations, group discussions, and practical exercises.

The Student Will Learn:

• The meanings of subversion, espionage, anti-terrorism, counter-terrorism, intelligence and counter-intelligence.
• The full spectrum of threats they need to be aware of (International, Domestic, and Narco terrorist/groups and Criminal Activity).
• Current Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTP*s) of the broad spectrum of Threats, Foreign Intelligence Services (FIS), and Corporate Intelligence Services.
• How to identify individual and organizational vulnerabilities.
• Develop an awareness and decision methodology to mitigate vulnerabilities.
• How to minimize the Domestic and Foreign travel threats and vulnerabilities.
• Develop protective measures for individuals and their families.
• Learn who to notify if approached or witness to an incident or threat activity.

Instructor:  Chuck O'Neill