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Recognition, Analysis, Mapping, and Surveillance (RAMS) for
Managers:
Surveillance Techniques to Protect Facilities Against Attacks
Logistics Support Incorporated Training Center
1100 New Jersey Avenue, Suite 850
Washington, DC 20003
About This Workshop
The
Recognition, Analysis, Mapping and Surveillance (RAMS)
Workshop enhances the ability of Facility Security Managers,
Disaster Preparedness Managers, Emergency Managers, and Law
Enforcements and Counter Terrorism Teams to identify potential
adversary surveillance activities before advance attack planning
phases can begin.
Through classroom training, field exercises
and group discussion, you
will learn how to site specifically map out areas of concern
and effectively staff/monitor areas during heightened threat
levels or mission essential vulnerable operations. Effectively
the results from conducting a correct analysis/mapping will
yield site specific vulnerabilities, Adversary Surveillance
locations, Adversary Operational Areas and Surveillance Detection
locations.
One
of the critical areas that planners and managers seem to struggle
with is mapping out their areas of concern and adhering to
the outcome that the analysis process has produced.
The problem is the placement of personnel in incorrect and
operationally damaging locations. It appears as though
surveillance team members are ending up in their adversary’s
surveillance locations and not locations where the adversary
can be observed from.
The RAMS Workshop
will
clearly define surveillance member field placement, and enhance
member skills by emphasizing the correct areas to focus on.
Also, methods on movement to and from a member location will
be discussed and incorporated into the field mapping process.
This practicum
is applicable for CONUS/OCONUS environments. You will conduct
an actual vulnerability assessment which will develop their
individual skills in a methodical and practical manner.
A full understanding will be gained on how and where to stage
personnel in positions for detecting surveillance.
You will also have the opportunity to
incorporate your course learned skills by completing a detailed
hands on field practical. This exercise will educate
and enable you to arrive home and begin detailed surveillance
analysis on your own facilities and related areas.
Click here to learn more.
What
You Will Learn -
click on each
topic for more information
A Homeland Defense Journal "Certificate of Completion"
will be provided to all attendees upon conclusion of the workshop.
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Federal, state and local security planners and emergency
managers involved with Homeland Security
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Military personnel involved in security,
protection or counter-terrorism
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Anyone involved in guard protection services or law enforcement
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Corporate security officers
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Regional
Security Officers
James
Liddy, President and CEO, Liddy International (LI)
James Liddy, a Navy SEAL, is internationally recognized as
one of the nation's premiere experts on counter-terrorism,
having headed the U.S. Navy's elite Red Cell Team and led
the creation of DoD's Antiterrorism and Force Protection Plan.
He has served as the Chief of Plans and Policy for the United
States Special Operations Command (SOCOM), Washington Office,
where he planned and coordinated operations in support of
the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) with the Office of the
Secretary of Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Services
and government agencies for the US Special Operations Command.
He has also been a member of the National Security Council
(NSC) Working Group for Regional Response to Terrorism and
part of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff's Strategic
Planning Team for the GWOT and has years of counter-terrorism
and related operational experience. Jim holds a Masters Degree
from the John Hopkins University School of Advanced International
Studies (SAIS), has completed the Information Operations Curriculum
at the National Defense University, and is a Doctoral student
in Complex Emergency and Disaster Management at Tulane University.
Jim is an expert in Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
and Continuity of Operations (COOP) strategies.
Christopher Smith, Security
Specialist, Logistics Support Incorporated
Chris
is currently a Security Specialist for the U.S. Government
conducting Chief of Naval Operations Integrated Vulnerability
Assessments (CNOIVA); Port Intergraded Vulnerability Assessments
(PIVA), Personal Vulnerability Assessments (PVA); and
designing, building; and conducting active Surveillance
Detection and Counter Surveillance programs to the force
protection of naval forces and preservation of resources.
Chris’
extensive expertise is built on a solid foundation of over 6
years as and active duty Naval Special Warfare, Sea, Air, Land
(SEAL) Team Member where he routinely engaged in the planning
and operational execution of duties related to anti-terrorism,
counter-terrorism, communications, and sniper operations.
Stewart Smith, MPH, MA, FACCP, Vice President, Health
Services Support, Logistics
Support Incorporated
Stewart is currently
Vice President for Logistics Support Incorporated’s (LSInc’s)
Health Services Support Division where he is responsible for
strategic planning and business development. LSInc’s customized
all-hazards expertise emphasizes emergency preparedness and
response through collaborative partnerships and coordinated
programs with the federal, regional, state, local, and international
markets. Targeted areas include deliberate and crisis planning;
vulnerability assessments; exercises and training; and
consultative services dedicated to help ensure medical and
public health institutions such as universities and hospitals
are fully prepared to meet the challenges of crises and
disasters of any kind. Prior to joining the LSInc team, Stewart
was division manager for General Dynamics (Information
Technology) where he directed activities of his division to
provide CBRNE Medical support to the Office of the Army Surgeon,
oversaw distance learning/computerized training and logistics
contract support to the Army Medical Department, and marketed
divisional programs as frequent lecturer within the U.S. and
Canadian defense, and homeland security markets.
Agenda
Day One
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7:30 – 8:00am |
Registration and Continental
Breakfast
(coffee and pastries),
hosted by
Homeland Defense Journal |
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8:00 – 8:30am |
Welcome and Introductions |
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8:30 – 10:00 am |
Facility Vulnerability
and Area Analysis |
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10:00 -
10:30am |
Facility & Area
Surveillance Mapping Brief |
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10:30– 12:30pm |
Facility & Area
Surveillance Mapping Exercise |
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12:30 – 1:30pm |
Lunch, hosted by
Homeland Defense Journal |
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1:30 – 2:30pm |
Debrief Preparation |
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2:30 -
3:30pm |
Facility & Area Surveillance Mapping Exercise Debrief |
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3:30pm |
Day
One Adjourn |
Day Two
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8:00 – 8:30am |
Continental Breakfast (coffee and
pastries) - hosted by
Homeland Defense Journal |
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8:30
– 9:30am |
Route
Analysis Class |
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9:30 -
10:00am |
Networking Break |
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9:30
– 10:30am |
Threat
Matrix |
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10:00– 11:00am |
Threat Matrix Exercise |
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11:00 – 11:30am |
SD
Equipment Use |
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11:30am |
Course
Adjourns |
*Agenda
is subject to change
Sponsors
Corporate
Sponsors:
Headquartered in Washington, DC,
LSInc has
a primary focus on logistics, antiterrorism/force protection
and health services support (emergency preparedness and
response). LSInc’s dedicated professionals possess experience
in defense, government and business that translates into
delivery of resourceful solutions and high quality services
and products to our growing list of customers.
Organizational
Sponsors
The
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives
(NOBLE) is comprised of primarily African-American law
enforcement CEOs and command level officials who are committed
to improving the quality of law enforcement service in this
country through training, professional competence and by personal
example. Our motto is “Justice by Action”.
Media
Sponsors
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and decision-makers! Visit us at
www.homelanddefensejournal.com
IT*Security
magazine is the nation's first professional journal focusing
on the nexus between IT security and infrastructure protection.
The monthly magazine, debuted in February 2005, and is written
by leading experts from industry, government and academia.
For more information or subscribe to IT*Security magazine
go to our website
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Registration
Fee
- Industry
- $795 per person
- Small
Business (100 employees or less) - $695 per person
- Government
- $625 person
Registration Options
NOTE:
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Location
Information
The
Workshop will be held at
Logistics Support Incorporated, 1100 New Jersey Avenue, Suite
850, Washington, DC 20003.
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here for directions to the facility.
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here for a metro map.
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Click
here for a map of Crystal City.
Nearby Hotels Include:
1. Courtyard
Marriott – Capitol Hill/Navy Yard
140 L Street, SE (next door to our office building)
202-479-0027
2. The
Channel Inn Hotel
650 Water Street SW (on Potomac near restaurants)
1-800-368-5668
3. Holiday
Inn
550 C Street SW (near Air & Space museum)
202-479-4000 or Holiday Inn 800 465-4329
Click
here for hotel maps and additional hotel options.
Contact
Us
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For registration information, contact
Katie Smith, (703) 807-2758
• For government speaking and best practices presentation
opportunities, contact
Laura Johnson,
(703) 807-2747
• For product and solutions companies interested in
sponsorship information and related speaking opportunities,
contact
Kim Hovda, (703)
894-1096
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you have any questions about Homeland Defense Journal events
in general, please see our
Event FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).
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Training
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To request a proposal and schedule training, e-mail Laura
Johnson, VP of Conferences & Strategic Planning,
at ljohnson@marketaccess.org or call (703) 807-2747.
2007
Event Schedule
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for 2007, please
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