BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:-//WordPress - MECv6.6.2//EN X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://www.s2institute.com/ X-WR-CALNAME: X-WR-CALDESC: REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT1H X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H X-MS-OLK-FORCEINSPECTOROPEN:TRUE BEGIN:VEVENT CLASS:PUBLIC UID:MEC-6e0917469214d8fbd8c517dcdc6b8dcf@s2institute.com DTSTART:20201109T000000Z DTEND:20201115T000000Z DTSTAMP:20200616T000000Z CREATED:20200615 LAST-MODIFIED:20210316 PRIORITY:5 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE SUMMARY:S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer Course – Copenhagen DESCRIPTION:Anti-Terrorism Officer Course\nCopenhagen, Denmark  |  9-13 November 2020\n \n Enroll Now\n \n ticket-id=”1″\nOn 10-14 August 2020, the S2 Institute, in conjunction with the International Association of Counterterrorism and Security Professionals (IACSP) and Seccon Security & Consulting, will be presenting a five-day, 40-hour version of the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) Course in Nairobi, Kenya.\nThe S2/IACSP Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) Course is designed to prepare security and law enforcement professionals for assignments involving the protection of facilities against terrorist attack. This program provides a detailed exploration of contemporary terrorist methods and essential skills and knowledge that all anti-terrorism personnel should possess.\nThe information presented in this course reflects best practices in anti-terrorism, physical security, and emergency preparation as may be applied to a wide range of commercial and government facilities. The measures presented in this course are based on the instructor’s decades of experience in managing risks of terrorist violence, critical evaluation of hundreds of terrorist attacks, and analysis of methods for managing terrorism-related problems pioneered by organizations throughout the world.\nSummary of topics include:\nIntroduction to Terrorism • Dynamics of Terrorist Attacks • Advanced IED Threat M.O. • Chem-Bio Terrorism • AT Countermeasures & Planning Concepts • Protective Counterintelligence/OPSEC • Physical Security and Access Control Planning • Blast Mitigation and Facility Design • Mail Security Planning • Bomb Threat Management • Suspect IED & VBIED Response • Post-Blast Response • Chem-Bio Attack Response\n Learning ObjectivesOutlinecATO® CertificationHistoryFAQ \n\n\n\nRecognizing risks associated with contemporary terrorism including an in-depth understanding of contemporary terrorist modus operandi.\nUnderstanding technical characteristics of explosive events, CBRN weapons, IEMI threats, and ballistic weapons necessary for designing effective protective measures.\nIdentifying security requirements essential to reducing terrorism-related risk.\nAssessing facility risks and utilizing risk management principles in anti-terrorism planning.\nImplementing Operations Security (OPSEC) and protective counterintelligence principles to impair terrorists’ ability to gather target intelligence.\nDesigning and specifying physical security measures for effective performance against terrorist armed attack and IED delivery scenarios.\nDeveloping effective entry control measures for validating, screening, and searching entrants at facility and building entry points.\nIdentifying hazardous devices, possible device components, and risks associated with hazardous devices.\nDesigning and specifying protective measures and facility improvements for mitigation of projected charge weapon, IED,  chem-bio, and IEMI attacks.\nDeveloping an effective mail screening and security program.\nRecognizing indications of terrorist attack or impending terrorist events.\nDeveloping a facility-level Incident Command System and designing effective infrastructure to support emergency response operations.\nDeveloping safe and effective procedures for responding to a full spectrum of terrorist attack scenarios.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDAY ONE\n\nThe Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer\n\nATO Skills\nIACSP cATO Certification Process\n\n\nIntroduction to Terrorism\n\nIdeological Motives & Actors\nStrategic Objectives\nTypes of Terrorist Targets\n\nTarget Selection Criteria\n\n\nCategories of Terrorism Related Risk\nTerrorist Planning and Execution Phases\n\n\nThreat: Explosive Attacks\n\nTypes of Explosive Devices\nBlast Dynamics\nTechnical Characteristics of Explosives\nCommon Explosives\nUnique IED Construction Methods\nActivation\nDevice Concealment\nDamage Potential\nIED Delivery and Attack Scenarios\n\nPBIED\nVBIED\nProjected Charge Weapons\nInstallation Devices\nUnique Terrorist M.O.\n\n\n\n\nThreat: Chemical & Biological Terrorism\n\nWhy Use CB Agents?\nHistorical CB Terrorists & Incidents\n\n\n\nDAY TWO\n\nThreat: Chemical & Biological Terrorism (cont.)\n\nTerrorist vs Military Agents\nRoutes of Exposure\nSymptoms\nChemical Agents\nAgents of Biological Origin\nDissemination of CB Agents\nChemical & Biological Terrorist Attack Scenarios Against Facilities/Orgs\n\n\nRisk Management & Anti-Terrorism Security Planning\n\nRisk Management Principles\nIntegrated Countermeasures Strategy\nAdapting Risk Management Strategy to Application\n\n\nOperations Security (OPSEC) & Protective Counterintelligence\n\nTerrorist Intelligence Requirements\nTerrorist Intelligence Collection Methods\nInformation Security\nEmployee/Contractor Screening & Monitoring\nSurveillance Detection Measures\nSuspicious Activity Reporting & Analysis\n\n\nPhysical Security & Entry Control\nPhysical Protection System (PPS) Theory & Design Principles\nIntrusion Detection & Attack Recognition Systems\n\n\n\n\n\nDAY THREE\n\nPhysical Security & Entry Control (cont.)\n\nArea Surveillance\nCCTV\nOfficer Posts & Patrols\n\nIED Delivery Indicators\n\n\nControl Rooms\nBarriers\n\nAnti-Personnel Barriers\n\nAP Barriers & Delay Time\nIntrusion-Resistance Standards\nBallistic Barrier Construction & Specification\nProtective Layer Design\nFaçade and Entrance Design\nSecure Lobby Design\nSafe Rooms\n\n\n\n\nEgress Design\nResponse Force Planning\n\nPersonnel Selection & Training\nTactical Response Strategies\n\n\nVehicle Barriers\n\nVehicle Entry Point Design\n\n\nEntry Control\n\nPlanning Considerations\nEntrant Verification Methods & Applications\nContraband Screening Technologies\nHuman Entry Screening Procedures\n\nSPBIED Detection and Containment\n\n\nVehicle Entry Screening Procedures\n\n\n\n\n\nDAY FOUR\n\nFacility Design and Mitigative Measures\n\nLimiting Concealment Opportunities\nProtection Against Projected Charge Attacks\nUAVBIED/Drone Countermeasures\nBlast Mitigation & Facility Design\n\nMinimizing Fragmentation Hazards\nBlast Walls\nStructural Design to Mitigate Progressive Collapse\nFaçade Construction & Fenestration\nEmergency Access & Evacuation Requirements\nProtection of Building Subsystems\nUtilization & Protective Asset Positioning\n\n\nChemical & Biological Attack Risk Mitigation\n\nMeasures for Protection Against Contaminated Consumable Attacks\nHVAC System Protection\n\nFacility Design \nColPro & HVAC Filtration Systems\n\n\n\n\nIEMI Protection\n\nConducted IEMI Protection\nRadiated IEMI Protection\n\n\n\n\nMail Security\n\nMail Security Planning\nPhysical Mail Screening\nMail Screening Technologies\nResponse to Hazardous Mailings\n\nSuspect Mail Bomb Response\nResponse to Contaminated Mailings\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDAY FIVE\n\nResponse to Terrorist Incidents \n\nIncident Response Scenarios\nResponse Priorities\nResponsibilities & Incident Command Systems\nCommunications Systems and Infrastructure Design\nActive Shooter/Terrorist Armed Attack Response Planning\nBomb Threat Response Planning\n\nSearch and Response Approaches & Procedures\nResponse to Suspicious Objects\n\n\nSuspicious Vehicle Response\n\nAlert & Refuge Procedures\nTSWG Evacuation and Refuge Guidelines\n\n\nPost-Blast Response\n\nLocalized Bombings\nConventional Weapon of Mass Destruction Incidents\n\n\nChemical & Biological Attack Response\n\nPublic Safety Response Sequence\nCB Attack Recognition\nResponse to Indoor Aerosol/Vapor Attacks\n\nEmergency Decontamination\n\n\nResponse to Outdoor Aerosol/Vapor Attacks\n\nShelter-In-Place Procedures (CB incidents)\n\nShelter-in-Place during Radiological and Nuclear Events\n\n\n\n\nResponse to Covert CB Attacks\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n@media(min-width:768px){.elementor-5944 .elementor-element.elementor-element-160511d{width:27.945%;}.elementor-5944 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e4cbe52{width:72.055%;}}\n\nIACSP Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer (cATO®) Professional Certification\n\n \nIn addition to providing 40-hours of instruction on topics essential to protecting facilities against terrorist attack, the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) course is designed to prepare program participants for independent certification through the International Association for Counterterrorism and Security Professionals Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer (cATO®) Program.\n\nIn order to be awarded with the IACSP cATO™ certification, eligible candidates are required to complete and successfully pass a 100-question examination based on content included in the S2 Institute ATO course.\nInformation about the IACSP Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer application, examination, and certification process is available online: www.catocertification.org ( ../AppData/Local/Temp/www.catocertification.org ).\nIMPORTANT NOTE: Attending the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course does not guarantee award of IACSP cATO® certification. All course graduates pursuing certification after attending the program must meet essential eligibility criteria and complete the independent application and certification process including successful completion of the cATO® examination.\n\n.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-center .timeline-item__point{margin-left:20px;margin-right:20px;}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-left .timeline-item__point{margin-right:20px;}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-right .timeline-item__point{margin-left:20px;}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline-item+.jet-timeline-item{margin-top:30px;}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline-item .timeline-item__card-arrow{width:20px;height:20px;}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-center .jet-timeline-item:nth-child(odd) .timeline-item__card-arrow{margin-left:calc( -20px / 2 );margin-right:calc( -20px / 2 );}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-center .jet-timeline-item:nth-child(even) .timeline-item__card-arrow{margin-left:calc( -20px / 2 );} .rtl .elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-center .jet-timeline-item:nth-child(odd) .timeline-item__card-arrow{margin-left:calc( -20px / 2 );} .rtl .elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-center .jet-timeline-item:nth-child(even) .timeline-item__card-arrow{margin-right:calc( -20px / 2 );}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-left .jet-timeline-item .timeline-item__card-arrow{margin-left:calc( -20px / 2 );}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-right .jet-timeline-item .timeline-item__card-arrow{margin-right:calc( -20px / 2 );}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline-item .timeline-item__card-img{margin-bottom:10px;}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline-item.jet-timeline-item--image-inside_after .timeline-item__card-img{margin-top:10px;margin-bottom:0;}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .timeline-item__point-content.timeline-item__point-content--icon .jet-elements-icon{font-size:16px;}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .timeline-item__point-content{height:40px;width:40px;}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-center .jet-timeline__line{margin-left:calc( 40px / 2 );margin-right:calc( 40px / 2 );}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-left .jet-timeline__line{margin-left:calc( 40px / 2 );}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-right .jet-timeline__line{margin-right:calc( 40px / 2 );}.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline__line{width:2px;}@media(min-width:1025px){.elementor-5970 .elementor-element.elementor-element-e39b4cd .jet-timeline--align-center .jet-timeline-item.jet-timeline-item--image-outside_after .timeline-item__card-img{margin-top:10px;margin-bottom:0;}}\n\n Present\nPresent\nWith a community of over 2,500 alumni representing hundreds of corporations and government ministries, the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) Program is recognized worldwide as the gold standard for anti-terrorism and facility security training.\n Present\n \n 2018\nS2 ATO Course becomes the first advanced-level anti-terrorism training program in West Africa\nThe S2 Institute presents the ATO course in Ghana as the first advanced-level public anti-terrorism course presented in the West Africa region.\n 2018\n \n 2017\nS2 ATO Program becomes the basis for a new professional certification\nThe International Association of Counterterrorism and Security Professionals\n(IACSP) launches the “Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer” (cATO) examination and\nprofessional certification based on the S2 Institute Anti-Terrorism Officer program.\n 2017\n \n 2017\nEuropean Commission adopts the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer Program\nThe European Commission adopts the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course to serve as a standardized training program for EC security personnel.\n 2017\n \n 2017\nThe Government of the Netherlands officially endorses the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer Program\nThe S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) Course is awarded a national stock\nnumber for procurement by the Government of the Netherlands. The S2 ATO course is the only program of its type officially endorsed by the Dutch government.\n 2017\n \n 2014-2015\nS2 ATO Program adopted for training EEAS RSOs\nThe S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course is adopted by the European External Action Service (EEAS) as the basis for developing a standardized curriculum for training EEAS Regional Security Officers.\n 2014-2015\n \n 2010\nS2 Institute develops a special version of the ATO Program for use by the Iraqi Ministry of Interior\nThe S2 Institute is contracted by US CENTCOM to design and develop the new Anti-Terrorism & Facility Security training program for the Ministry of Interior of Iraq based on the S2 ATO course. The program encompasses development of a three-week security training program and on-site Train-the-Trainer mission in Baghdad to prepare the new MOI instructors.\n 2010\n \n 2009-2010\nS2 ATO Program is adopted by OSCE for training government security professionals in the Caucasus region\nS2 is contracted by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) to develop and present a series of custom Anti-Terrorism Officer courses for\ngovernment security professionals from Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.\n 2009-2010\n 2009\nS2 ATO Program is adopted by US DoD for training Saudi and American base security personnel\nThe S2 Institute is contracted by the US DoD to present a special version of the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) course for Saudi and American security professionals responsible for protecting US military facilities in Saudi Arabia.\n 2009\n \n 2009\nS2 is contracted by US Army to train AT/FP personnel on CONUS military installations\nThe S2 Institute is contracted by the US Army to present the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) course for security professionals responsible for protecting US Army bases in the United States.\n 2009\n \n 2008\nS2 trains US Capital Police and PFPA personnel as ATO’s at the US Senate\nS2 conducts a custom Anti-Terrorism Officer course for US Capital Police and Pentagon Force Protection Agency personnel at the Russell Senate Building in Washington, DC.\n 2008\n \n 2004\nS2 ATO Program is adopted for protecion of US critical infrastructure\nThe S2 Institute develops a ten-day Anti-Terrorism Officer training program for a special force of security officers assigned to protect power stations and seaports in the\nUnited States.\n 2004\n 2003\nS2 Anti-Terrorism Officer Program is created\nIn the wake of 9/11, the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer Program is developed to fulfill the needs of training security and public safety professionals in issues specific to protecting facilities against terrorist attack.\n 2003\n \nWhat is an Anti-Terrorism Officer?\nAs a general definition, an Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) is a security or public safety professional that has received training in measures for protecting facilities and organizations against terrorist attack. However, the specific application of the term has different meanings in different organizations. Some private security agencies, such as Critical Intervention Services and Pinkerton, employ this terminology for security guards that have received specific training in anti-terrorism related tasks. The U.S. DoD employs the term “Antiterrorism Officer” to define force protection personnel who have completed specific requirements defined under DoDI O-2000.16.\nWhat is a Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer (cATO®)?\nThe Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer (cATO®) designation is awarded by the International Association of Counterterrorism and Security Professionals (IACSP) to individuals who meet specific eligibility requirements and complete the cATO® examination. Although the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course encompasses the full cATO® body of knowledge, attending the S2 Institute course is not required to obtain certification. Nor does graduating the S2 ATO course guarantee certification. The Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer (cATO®) certification process is independent from the S2 Institute course.\nWhat are the differences between the S2 Institute and U.S. DoD Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) courses?\nAlthough the topics and protective measures encompassed in the S2 Institute and DoD Anti-Terrorism Officer courses are similar, the U.S. DoD structures Anti-Terrorism Officer courses into levels in accordance with curriculum defined in DoDI O-2000.16 “Department of Defense (DoD) Antiterrorism (AT) Program Implementation.” The U.S. DoD programs are designed to present information specific to DoD policy, procedures, Unified Facilities Criteria, etc. The S2 ATO program includes much of this information, but also addresses many issues related to soft target facilities, protective approaches and research developed in other nations, and best practices beyond the spectrum of U.S. DoD doctrine.\nIs the S2 Institute Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) course accepted by the U.S. DoD in substitution for courses defined in DoDI O-2000.16?\nMaybe. The S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course has been accepted in the past by U.S. DoD organizations when DoD courses were unavailable and the Institute has presented the S2 ATO course for U.S. military AT/FP personnel under contract by the U.S. Army. However, the S2 program and courses defined in DoDI O-2000.16 are different and there is no standing “waiver” or “official approval” that we are aware of issued at the DoD-level. If a DoD employee wishes to attend the S2 ATO program in substitution for a mandatory U.S. DoD course, we recommend they investigate within their organization to ensure approval.\nWhat organizations have officially adopted the S2 Institute Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) course?\nThe S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course is a mandatory training requirement for AT/FP personnel in the Netherlands and Singapore. As such, the program has been issued an official stock number for procurement by the Government of the Netherlands. The S2 course has also been officially adopted as standardized training by several European institutions including the European Commission, Eurojust, and the European Parliament. Special versions of the S2 ATO program have also been developed to serve as standardized training by the European External Action Service and Ministry of Interior of Iraq.\nIs the S2 Institute Anti-Terrorism Officer course the same as the Certified Anti-Terrorism Specialist (C.A.T.S.) program?\nNo. The programs are distinctly different. The S2 Institute Anti-Terrorism Officer course is a 40-hour/5-day program with a global alumni community of over 2,500 professionals since its development in 2004. The Certified Anti-Terrorism Specialist (C.A.T.S.) program is a 24-hour/3-day class administered by Global E2C in Singapore. Global E2C is a private company and issues the C.A.T.S. certification as a credential to all who attend the course. Graduates of the S2 Institute Anti-Terrorism Officer course who wish to receive the Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer (cATO®) designation are required to complete a separate application and examination process. Those who pass the exam are awarded the Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer (cATO®) designation by the International Association of Counterterrorism and Security Professionals (IACSP), a third-party independent from the S2 Institute.\nWhy doesn’t the S2 Institute issue a certification for attending the Anti-Terrorism Officer course, as Global E2C does for the Certified Anti-Terrorism Specialist (C.A.T.S.)?\nAll students attending the S2 ATO course receive a certificate of training, but not a “certification.” To provide our graduates with an opportunity to obtain a truly credible certification, we worked with the IACSP to develop the Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer (cATO®) credentialing process including candidate eligibility requirements, peer-reviewed examination, proctored testing procedures, and similar measures. Our aim was to establish a certification process for our graduates with a high standard of credibility. So-called “certification” means very little when issued by a private company with no other requirements than class attendance.\n 00\n Days\n 00\n Hours\n 00\n Minutes\n 00\n Seconds\nCourse Details\nTuition$2500.00\nGroup enrollment discounts are available. Contact us for details.\nInstructorCraig Gundry\nLocationScandic Palace Hotel\nRestriction LevelLevel 2 ( https://www.s2institute.com/course-restrictions-policy/ ) – Verified Security Professionals & Law Enforcement Only\nPresentation Time40-Hrs/5 Days (8:00am to 5:00pm)\nAudienceSecurity Professionals, Force Protection Officers, LE Professionals Assigned to Anti-Terrorism Activities\n \n Enroll Now\n \nStudents that wish to enroll and pay for this course by email should download and complete the S2 Course Enrollment Form (PDF). ( # ) When completed, email the form with payment information to: info@s2institute.com ( mailto:info@s2institute.com )\n\nStudent Testimonials\n \n"In all of my travels and training, military and civilian, I rarely have the pleasure of encountering\nsuch professional instructors and presentations. The knowledge possessed and demonstrated\nby the instructor staff sets the bar for all civilian training agencies to follow…"\n\nJ. White\nAdvanced Training Section, U.S. SOCOM\n \n“The instructor knew all the subjects like the back of\nhis hand…A+++!"\nSMSgt G. Enwright\nOffice of the Secretary of the Air Force, USAF\n \n"The class met all of my expectations and even more."\nM. Florescu\nNational Bank of Romania\n \n"I have had a few terrorism / anti-terrorism classes, but none have come close to the intensity and historical background as the S2 course. Your course is what every law enforcement officer should be taking."\nR. Bast\nU.S. Department of Treasury\n \n"Really excellent. A lot of practical advice that one can use in one's everyday work. Excellent."\nJ. Perois\nDolphin Energy\n \n"I thought this course was very well done. The topics very relevant and up to date with what is currently going on. This is definitely a "must take" course for anyone dealing with physical security/anti-terrorism matters."\nC. Vernieuw\nU.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine\n \n"Very interesting course! The in-depth instruction is very high and the knowledge of the instructor is amazing. I think this course is a must for even people already active in the spectrum."\nM. Scharding\nThe Swatch Group\n \n"Very relevant and a must for security professionals in the emerging dynamic services. The program is targeted to address all of the major contemporary security issues globally."\nDr. A. Acidah\nNigeria LNG Limited\n \n“Great stuff! Presentation was of high standard…I personally give thanks to S2 for the opportunity. Thank You!”\nF. Gaspar\nU.S. Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit\n \n“I think this course is really excellent. I have been involved in AT matters for a number of years, however, I found many new and valuable insights.”\nJ. Dos Santos\nIBM Pacific Asia\n \n“The course is given in a very professional manner. Will highly recommend this course!”\nK. Bergwerff\nMinistry of Justice, Netherlands\n \n“The class is totally useful and helpful. The instructor is amazing…Perfect. One of the best courses I have ever taken in my professional career.”\nGen. M. Ebeid\nAmerican University in Cairo\n \n“Excellent instruction. Very interesting course and\nprofessionally presented.”\nC. Hodson\nWalt Disney Corporation\n \n"The instructor was very knowledgeable and experienced.\nThe course was well prepared and presented.”\nA. Logtenberg\nEuropean Commission\n \n“This course takes anti-terrorism theory and puts it\nin a practical perspective. I would rate it very high\nagainst the other anti-terrorism training I have had.”\nE. Vogt\nU.S. DOJ, Federal Bureau of Prisons\n \n“The best training I’ve ever had. Extraordinary\ntrainer. Extremely important.”\nM. Cerasoli\nEuropean Commission\n \n“I wanted to congratulate and strongly encourage you to continue to raise the bar…my job responsibilities require continuous and active education and training and I must say that your ATO course is one, if not the best I have ever taken.”\nA. Baez, M.D.\nMayo Clinic College of Medicine\n \n"Mr. Gundry has to be one of the most knowledgable instructors on terrorism in the country. He lives and breathes anti-terrorism.”\nP. Reilly\nPalm Beach County Sheriff's Dept.\n \n"I found this course to be extremely informative and thorough…The course is excellent the way it's presented."\nS. Cheston\nU.S. Dept of Defense\n \n"The overall course was excellent. I would recommend other personnel within security and emergency services to take it."\nC. Parrish\nU.S. Army\n \n"Excellent!"\nR. Coursey\nU.S. Department of State\n \nEnroll now and join the ranks of over 2,500 program graduates worldwide!\n\nCairo 2019\n\n\nAccra 2019\n\n\nParis 2018\n\n\nAccra 2018\n\n\nRome 2018\n\n\nThe Hague 2018\n\n\nNew York 2017\n\n\nStockholm 2016\n\n\nMumbai 2016\n\n\nPrague 2016\n\n\nThe Hague 2015\n\n\nEEAS Brussels 2015\n\n\nGeneva 2014\n\n\nPaphos 2014\n\n\nStockholm 2013\n\n\nSingapore 2013\n\n\nKöln 2013\n\n\nNew York 2013\n\n\nSingapore 2012\n\n\nManila 2013\n\n\nLeiden 2011\n\n\nBaghdad 2010\n\n\nOSCE Baku 2010\n\n\nSingapore 2010\n\n\nOSCE Tbilisi 2009\n\n\nSydney 2009\n\n\nDubai 2008\n\n\nTampa 2004\n\n URL:https://www.s2institute.com/events/s2-anti-terrorism-officer-course-copenhagen/ CATEGORIES:All Courses,Anti-Terrrorism Officer Course LOCATION:Copenhagen, Denmark ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://i0.wp.com/www.s2institute.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/ATO_450x300pix.jpg?fit=500%2C300&ssl=1 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR