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About This Workshop
The key to protecting your facility is to use
solid risk management techniques and expertise to
identify and implement cost-effective security
solutions. Physical Security for
Government Facilities will teach you
basic defense measures (including protection
basics for outside penetration) and how to develop
countermeasures to reduce security risk . This
course will help you create, or improve, your
organization-wide security plan to improve your
defenses against terrorist attacks, theft,
vandalism, intruders, etc.
Government facilities are not yet where they need
to be to manage various physical security threats.
Knowing how to protect your most vital buildings
and systems -- and your employees -- should be
your number one priority. Attend this very
important workshop to protect your most important
assets.
You'll also receive handouts which will provide
you with a take-home, strategic "guide" to help
you in your physical security planning.
What You Will Learn
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How to create or improve your security measures
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What to do if faced with a physical security
threat
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How to train guards and other staff to react to
various security situations
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How to communicate a threat to your staff
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How to improve security conditions at your
facility to mitigate disasters, acts of
violence, and terrorism
Here's What Previous Attendees
Said About This Workshop:
"Tom
McCoig was excellent. His knowledge and experience
are above the normal. I will like to attend more
training classes under his teaching." – Major
Clemens, II, E.R. Preparedness Planner, Fairfax
County Government
"Good update of current technology and practices."
– Ron Face, Director, NETC Mgmt, FEMA/DHS
"Tom McCoig has obviously been on the “ground” at
one time or another. This lends to his credibility
as a trainer. His presentation concept was a great
blend of PowerPoint, lecture and participation." –
David Wyckoff, Police Officer/Physical
Security Officer, Ft. Greely Police Department
(Alaska)
"Excellent seminar with a very dynamic
instructor." – Major Ann Marie Messner,
Startech Security
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Base and civil engineers
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Federal, state and local managers with security
responsibility
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U.S. Civil agencies, government
building/facilities managers, and companies with
critical infrastructure to be protected
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Security infrastructure executives
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Anyone involved in guard protection services or
law enforcement
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Security professionals
Sample List of Attendees Include:
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Army Corps of Engineers, Lieutenant Colonel
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Centers for Disease Control, Security Analyst
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City of Seattle Fleets & Facilities Department,
Strategic Advisor for Facility Security
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Dept. of Corrections, Quality Assurance Manager
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Dept. of Health and Human Services/SAMHSA,
Management Analyst
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Dept. of Management & Budget, State of Michigan,
Emergency Management Program Manager
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Dept. of Veterans Affairs, Chief of Police
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FBI Headquarters, Security Officer
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Greenville Co., SC Sheriff's Office, Lieutenant,
Platoon Commander
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Marin County Sheriff's Office, Lieutenant
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Northrup Grumman, Business Development Associate
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Oberthur Card Systems, Manager, Corp. Security
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Sarasota County Government, Operations
Supervisor
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SMC LGRMF, Facility Manager
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U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, Physical Security
Inspector
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U.S. Postal Service, Director of Mitigation &
Infrastructure Protection
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West Point Academy, Captain
Tom McCoig is President of
MINDSET Security Group and is a security risk
management professional with 29 years of combined
military, law enforcement, safety, and security
expertise. His diverse background represents a
unique blend of operational, technical, tactical,
and managerial skills that provide practical
solutions for the security issues facing industry,
communities, and government today.
Mr. McCoig is skilled in using numerous security
assessment methods and adapting those methods to
meet client objectives. He helped develop security
workshops for numerous clients, has conducted
numerous security threat and vulnerability
assessments, security audits, provided security
countermeasure upgrade recommendations and is very
knowledgeable about countermeasures technology and
selection.
Guest Speaker
Josh "Shuki" Einstein is a senior
security service consultant in the IDC Portland
office. He served for more than 12 years as a
registered Architect in Israel. For both private
and public sector clients, Mr. Einstein has
extensive experience in international
architectural strategies and standards related to
the "hardening" of buildings for enhanced
security. He specializes in tailoring physical
protection systems to each individual client's
security needs by blending strong architectural
design with a focus on functionality, maintenance,
operational efficiency and access control.
His areas of expertise include security master
planning, vulnerability assessments, mitigation
and security awareness programs. He formerly
served as the architectural discipline coordinator
for IDC's Middle East office in Jerusalem, Israel.
Mr. Einstein is a nationally recognized
counter-terrorism expert and speaker, and has
served as an expert security advisor to the U.S.
General Accounting Office.
Agenda
Day One
7:30 - 8:30am Registration and Continental
Breakfast
8:30 - 8:35am Welcome/Introduction
8:35 - 8:45am Chairman's Opening Remarks
(Course Overview/Experience Based Learning)
8:45 - 9:45am ASAP Principle - Successful
Execution of a Physical Security Program
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Learn the four bedrock security principles
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Eleven disciplines of security program success
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Sowing and reaping the results of inconsistency
9:45 - 9:55am Coffee Break
9:55 - 10:50am Adversarial Thinking and
Execution
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Adversary types and techniques
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Planning and decoys
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Method of operations
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Objectives against government, public, and
private sector
11:00 - 12:00pm
Adversarial Thinking and Execution (continued)
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Techniques used to circumvent security measures
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Terrorists Vulnerabilities - they're not
invincible!
12:00 - 1:00pm Lunch On Your Own
1:00 - 2:00pm Paradigm Shifts in Security
Awareness and Education
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Overcoming the “it won't happen to me" or "it
won't happen here syndrome”
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Learning lessons from safety awareness programs
2:00 - 2:05pm Break
2:05 - 3:20pm
Paradigm Shifts in Security Awareness and
Education (continued)
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Terrorist threat detection training for your
employees and security staff
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Drills and exercises that make a difference
3:20 - 3:30pm Break
3:30 - 4:00pm Community Risk Assessments
and Collaborative Security
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Why your facility should not go it alone!
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Benefits of collaboration
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OPSEC and security collaboration
4:00 - 5:00pm
Procedures, Action Cards, and Response
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Does your facility have good procedures and
action cards
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Are your procedures “old fashioned?”
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Responding to sudden events
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Is your response “intuitive?”
Day Two
8:00am Continental Breakfast
8:00 - 9:00am What to Know BEFORE You
Design a Physical Protection System
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Understand the facility's operations
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Identify WHAT you must protect
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Decide WHO is your Design Basis Threat
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Understand the balance of Detection, Delay, and
Response
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Apply the Principle of Timely Detection
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Analyze the effectiveness of a system
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Recognize that Risk can be reduced in 2 ways:
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Decrease chances that adversary will succeed
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Decrease the Consequences of a successful attack
9:00 - 10:00am The
Essential Elements of a Physical Protection System
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Detection
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Interior and Exterior Intrusion Sensors
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Entry Control
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Alarm Communication & Display
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CCTV Assessment
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Delay
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Standard barriers
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Activated barriers
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Response
10:00 - 10:15am Coffee Break
10:15 - 11:30am Managing Technology and
Physical Security
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Consistent and effective use of security
technologies
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Are you too dependent on technology?
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How to determine return on investment for your
facility
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Technology and hidden costs or hidden savings??
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Dynamics you should consider as technology comes
to market
11:30 - 12:45pm
Security Manpower, Requirements, Equipment,
Testing, and Readiness
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Are existing unarmed security forces meeting the
challenge for today’s threats?
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What equipment does your security force really
need?
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Learn how to effectively test security force
readiness
12:45 - 1:00pm
Workshop Wrap Up - Where Do We Go From Here?
Series Sponsor
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Registration Fee
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Industry - $795 per person
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Small
Business (100 employees or less) - $695 per
person
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Government - $595 per person
Includes
refreshments and continental breakfast on both
days and your course handouts.
Registration Options
Please note: Registrations for this workshop are
now closed. Space has been made available for you
to register on-site. Simply bring the
attached registration form with your payment
to the registration desk.
Registrations are payable by Visa, Mastercard,
American Express, company check or government
purchase order.
CANCELLATION POLICY: You may
designate a substitute in writing any time before
the conference. If you need to cancel your
registration, you must send your notice in writing
and will be subject to a $50 processing fee. No
refunds are given for cancellations received 48
hours prior to the conference start date or later.
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Hotel Information
Contact Us
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For registration information, contact
Pamela Greenstein, (703) 807-2758
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For information on exhibitor or
sponsor arrangements, contact
Cara Lombardi,
(703) 807-2743
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For general information about
this workshop, contact
Laura
Johnson, (703) 807-2747
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On-Site Training
Can't Make These Dates? Unable To
Travel? Have a Large Staff to Train?
Homeland Defense Journal
can provide physical security
and emergency management training, wherever and
whenever you need, including on-site at your
facility.
Our staff will
cost-effectively implement training customized to
your needs.
To schedule a private workshop or for more
information, e-mail
Laura
Johnson, Director of Conferences & Strategic
Planning, at ljohnson@marketaccess.org or call
(703) 807-2747.
Other Dates/Locations
Can't make these
dates? We'll also be offering this workshop
February 3-4, 2005 in Atlanta, GA.
(Please click on
the link for more information.)
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