Situational Awareness requires observation (seeing something), but it also requires an interpretation of what has been observed. This interpretation can then allow for the prediction of potential outcomes. The better the observer?s expertise on what has been observed, the more effective the interpretation and prediction.

With the increased importance of finding efficiency in today?s complex and competitive business environment, the use of a risk-based approach has found its way into nearly all vertical markets. This presentation will explore the positive and negative influences that the application of risk has had on the security industry, while outlining common fallacies in the […]

We know that ISIS has been operating in all 50 U.S. States and many other countries. We also know that terrorist organizations have a planning cycle which includes conducting hostile surveillance for weeks, months and even years prior to an attack. This seminar will inform participants on the terrorist planning cycle, what hostile surveillants look […]

Opportunities to mitigate risks inside an organization abound using modernized security technology. While it requires a more comprehensive understanding of IT concepts, learn about the history of the technology evolution in security and where it is headed. Discuss ways to strengthen the protection of the corporate security system in a changing office environment using continuous […]

As an ASIS-certified professional, you?ve made a commitment to stay current in the field through continuing education activities ? as is required for all accredited certification programs. To maintain your certification, you are required to recertify your designation every three years by completing 60 CPEs.

How to recognize and identify potential threats in your workplace that precede an attack. This webinar references the Department of Homeland Security?s Pathway to Violence model and applies it to the workplace.