Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop – Copenhagen

Name: Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop – Copenhagen
Start: 2020-11-02
End: 2020-11-05
Location: Scandic Palace Hotel

Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop

Copenhagen, Denmark | 2-5 November 2020

On 2-5 November 2020, the S2 Institute will be presenting a four-day, 32-hour version of the S2 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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

- 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

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
- 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
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

Present

After 15 years of evolution, the S2 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk Workshop has earned a global reputation as the gold standard for terrorism risk assessment training.

Present

2016

S2 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk Workshop is adopted by the European Commission

The European Commission contracts the S2 Institute to train its security directorate in terrorism risk assessment methods and assist in improving its internal security risk assessment methodology.

2016

Terrorism Risk Assessment Course Brussels 2017

2015-Present

Public ATRR Assessing Terrorism Related Risk Workshops resume

After six years of restriction as a private training course, the S2 ATRR program is presented as a public program in the US and multiple European locations. The program is attended by representatives from over 40 different corporations, government ministries, and institutions of the EU and United Nations.

2015-Present

2014

ATRR Program is revised and expanded

S2 Institute conducts a major revision of the program including the expansion of a fourth day of training and classroom exercises.

2014

Terrorism Risk Assessment Course OSCE Baku

2010

S2 ATRR Workshop is adopted by OSCE for training the MoNS of Azerbaijan

S2 Institute is contracted by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe to train a unit of critical infrastructure security experts from the Ministry of National Security of Azerbaijan.

2010

2009

S2 ATRR Workshop is adopted by the Abu Dhabi CNIA

S2 Institute trains a team of security risk management experts from the Abu Dhabi Critical National Infrastructure Authority in terrorism risk assessment and vulnerability assessment methodology.

2009

2005

S2 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk Workshop endorsed by U.S. Department of Justice

The S2 ATRR Workshop is recognized and endorsed as the only private training course recommended by the U.S. Department of Justice for providing terrorism risk assessment training.

Ref. Leson, Joel. Assessing and Managing the Terrorism Threat. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Assistance, 2005. Print

2005

2004

FLETC conducts peer review of the S2 ATRR program

Experts from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) conduct a peer review of the S2 ATRR Program and request approval to adopt elements of the S2 methodology for use at FLETC.

2004

Early 2004

S2 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk Workshop is developed

After assisting the AICHe Center for Chemical Process Safety in peer review of their Vulnerability Assessment Methodology, S2 develops to the ATRR Workshop to provide security professionals with instruction in advanced methods and tools for assessing threat and vulnerability to facilities at risk of terrorist attack.

Early 2004

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Course Details

Tuition
$2000.00

Group enrollment discounts are available. Contact us for details.

Instructor
Craig Gundry

Location
Scandic Palace Hotel

Restriction Level
Level 2 – Verified Security Professionals & Law Enforcement Only

Presentation Time
32-Hrs/4 Days (8:30am to 4:30pm)

Audience
Security Executives, Military Force Protection Planners, Domestic Security and Intelligence Analysts, and LE Professionals Assigned to Strategic Anti-Terrorism Activities

Students 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

Student Testimonials

“Mr. Gundry is an outstanding instructor who displays a deep understanding of his subject, who keeps the interest of the students and created a solid course”

N.W. (Name Withheld)

Central Intelligence Agency

“I am an intelligence and security professional with 40 years of experience in the field. I am currently the principal Analytical Risk Management instructor for the DoD Joint Counterintelligence Academy and taught the subject for CIA et al for some four years prior…I mention this to emphasize Mr. Gundry's evident expertise in the subject and the fact that old guys like me still have much to learn from others.”

A. Pattakos

US DoD | Beta Analytics International

"I thought that the course materials and additional handouts provided with the course were extremely well put together and will be useful long after completing the course. In addition, the instructor was very knowledgeable of AT/FP principles and presented the information in a clear and concise manner. This course was well worth the time and money invested.”

R. Russell

Booz Allen Hamilton

"This course triggered my deepest interests. Craig is a superb instructor due to his experience and appearance as an expert."

E. Posthumus

Government of the Netherlands

"The level of teaching was impressive. Craig did not skip a beat...I felt it was a large amount of information covered in a reasonable period of time and was put out in a manner that was understandable...Very informative!"

A. Volonino

Security Consultant

"..helpful for the project I participate in. The instructor was proficient and enthusiastic, with loads of practical experience. Very motivating!"

R. Stoel

Netherlands Forensic Institute

“Excellent, comprehensive course. Mr. Gundry is very knowledgable and is an excellent instructor. I highly recommend this course to other security and AT professionals.”

J.W.

U.S. Coast Guard

“Outstanding course.”

J. Rector

Chief, USAF Security Forces Programs & Requirements Branch

Date

Nov 02 - 05 2020

Expired!

Time

All Day

Location

Scandic Palace Hotel

Copenhagen, Denmark