Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop – ZOOM
ZOOM | 28 June 2021 – 02 July 2021
On 28 June-02 July 2021, the S2 Institute will be presenting a special 1-week webinar edition of the 32-hour Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop using the Zoom web conferencing system.
The S2 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop is designed to train security and public safety personnel in the dynamics of terrorism related risk and effective methodology for conducting terrorism risk assessments in support of security planning. The information presented in this course reflects best practices in security risk management as applied in both the government and commercial sectors of the security industry.
This program is structured as an interactive workshop and employs a series of progressive group exercises to assist in understanding the process of risk assessment and how to apply risk management principles in anti-terrorism and security planning.
Topics include:
Principles of Security Risk Management • Dynamics of Terrorism Related Risk • Security Risk Assessment Methodology • Risk Assessment Models • Asset Identification and Valuation • Threat Assessment • Vulnerability Assessment Techniques • Performance-Based Physical Protection System (PPS) Analysis • Blast Vulnerability Assessment • Countermeasures Cost-Benefit Analysis • Report Preparation and Plan Implementation
Tuition
$800.00
Group enrollment discounts are available. Contact us for details.
Instructor
Craig Gundry
Location
Zoom
Restriction Level
Level 2 – Verified Security Professionals & Law Enforcement Only
Presentation Time
32-Hrs/5 Days
(US EST 8:00am to 12:00am)
Audience
Security Executives, Military Force Protection Planners, Domestic Security and Intelligence Analysts, and LE Professionals Assigned to Strategic Anti-Terrorism Activities
- Understand risk management principles and the function of risk assessment in security planning.
- Recognize important characteristics of terrorism related risk and terrorist modus operandi necessary for conducting effective risk assessments.
- Conduct security risk assessments by utilizing qualitative risk assessment methodology.
- Estimate the potential Intent and Capability of adversaries relevant for purposes of terrorist risk assessment.
- Evaluate the design of physical protection systems utilizing quantitative assessment methods.
- Estimate vulnerability to terrorist attack scenarios using the principles of fault tree analysis and Critical Success Factors (CSF) analysis
- Estimate the potential vulnerability of structures to blast loading from terrorist IEDs.
- Design prioritized security countermeasures strategies by utilizing cost-benefit analysis techniques.
DAY ONE
- Principles of Risk Management
- Fundamental Risk Management Concepts
- Risk Assessment Approaches
- Risk Measurement Models
- Risk Assessment Methodology
- Qualitative Risk Assessment Model
- Characteristics of Terrorism Related Risk
- Ideological Motives
- Strategic Objectives of Terrorists
- Types of Terrorist Targets
- Target Selection Criteria
- EXERCISE: Could your organization be attractive as a terrorist target?
- Categories of Terrorism Related Risk
- Terrorist Planning and Execution Phases
- Risk Dynamics and Terrorism
- Conducting the Risk Assessment
- Guidelines for Assessing Terrorism Related Risk
- Assessment Planning and Preparation
- Team Composition
- Identifying and Profiling Assets
- Asset Identification Principles
- Sources of Asset Information
- Identification of Undesirable Events
- Asset Identification Approaches
- EXERCISE: Asset Inventory
- Asset Valuation
- Exercise: Develop Criteria for Rating Severity
DAY TWO
- Threat Identification and Assessment
- Categories of Threats
- Identifying Potential Terrorist Adversaries
- EXERCISE: Self-Assessment
- Adversary Assessment
- Sources of Adversary Information
- Determination of INTENT and CAPABILITY
- Structured Target Attractiveness Assessment
- Analysis of Critical Threat Modus Operandi
- EXERCISE: Adversary Assessment
- Identification of Potential Risks Based on Threat M.O.
- Development of Design Basis Threats (DBTs)
- Development of Threat Scenarios
- EXERCISE: Develop Design Basis Threats & Scenarios
- Development of Threat Rating Criteria
- EXERCISE: Develop a Threat Estimation Criteria
- Vulnerability Assessment
- Terrorism-Related Vulnerability Issues
- Areas of Vulnerability
- Vulnerability Assessment Approaches
- Assessment Approaches and Applications
- Security & Emergency Readiness Assessment Surveys
- Survey Structure
- Data Collection Process and Documentation
- Security & Emergency Readiness Assessment Surveys
DAY THREE
- Vulnerability Assessment (cont.)
- Fault Tree Analysis
- Critical Success Factors (CSF) Analysis
- EXERCISE: CSF Analysis
- Physical Protection System (PPS) Analysis
- Performance-Based Physical Security Principles
- Estimate of Adversary Sequence Interruption Model (EASI)
- Probability of Interruption
- Site Characterization
- Adversary Paths
- EXERCISE: EASI Path Analysis
- Blast Hazard Analysis
- Blast Dynamics
- Blast Effects and Structural Response
- Overpressure-Range Effects Assessment
- Building Damage and Injury Effects Estimation
- EXERCISE: Blast Hazard Analysis
- Blast Dynamics
- Practical Field Tests (a.k.a. “Red Team Exercises”)
- Completing the Vulnerability Assessment
- Vulnerability Rating Criteria
- EXERCISE: Estimate Vulnerability to Several Attack Scenarios
DAY FOUR
- Evaluating Risk
- Establishing Level of Risk and Risk Acceptability
- EXERCISE: Completing the Risk Assessment
- Identify & Implement Countermeasures
- Integrated Countermeasures Theory
- Identifying Potential Countermeasures
- Countermeasures Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Applied Cost-Benefit Analysis
- EXERCISE: Cost benefit Analysis
- Establishing Level of Risk and Risk Acceptability
- Completing the Risk Assessment
- Common Problems Made During Terrorism Related Risk Assessments
- The Security Risk Assessment Report
- Risk Communications Considerations
- Examples of Security Risk Assessment Report
- Security Risk Assessment Models Developed for Use in Industries and Government Organizations
Date
- Jun 28 2021 - Jul 02 2021
- Expired!
Time
See listing for time zone information- All Day
Location
- ZOOM