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Behavioral and Predictive Analysis for LE, private security, sport venue staff, and educational institutions

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This course is designed to effectively train a variety of different personnel in how to detect behavioral anomalies in crowds by utilizing Israeli and global best practices developed originally for airport security, now available for your personnel in a wide variety of customized course offerings.

Participants will be trained to proactively recognize threats and depending on their authority, arm them with techniques to establish conversation and confirm suspicion. In addition to recognizing potentially problematic behavior and confirming, the course also deals with how to detect surveillance, essential to terror attacks and how to defend against attacks by having a properly managed vulnerability assessment and security plan based on potential modus operandi.

Jeff Bauman, a civilian, who tragically lost both legs at the Boston Marathon bombing knew immediately who the bombers were when he recovered in the ambulance, because he saw them and felt they were acting strangely.

 

By accurately reading these signs and knowing how to act in response, we can train everyone from cleaning staff, through security and law enforcement to help confront and mitigate these actions.

Sample Three day program recently delivered to major city in the USA.
TimesSubject-Day1Subject-Day2Subject-Day3
8.30-9.15 Course introduction, goals, methods, and expectations Drill: vulnerability and risk assessment - submission of presentations Drill: “through the eyes of the opponent”- submission of presentations
9.15- 10.30 The Multi-layer approach to crowd security at venues Document verification: Local and international Worskshop IED and weapon concealment and detection
10.30 – 11.45 Global Systems for Behavioral and predictive analysis Case Studies: terrorist modus operandi Security screening technologies- an overview
11.45 – 12.45 Body language classroom Counter Surveillance Manual search techniques
12.45 – 14:00 LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH
14:00- 14.45 Suspicious indicators – appearance and behavior Workshop: questioning simulations and role play Final Exercise – red team vs. blue team scenario including role play
15.00 – 15.45 Security questioning Intro Drill– detecting counter surveillance and suspicious behavioral indicators Final exercise continued
15:45 – 16:15 Drill : venue vulnerability and risk assessment Drill summation Exercise summation
16:15 - 16:45 Q and A Drill: “through the eyes of the opponent”- forming a plan of attack Course summation and certificate distribution
16:45 – 17:00 Q and A

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