Assessing Terrorism Related Risk Workshop

Copenhagen, Denmark

2-5 November 2020

Background On 2-5 November 2020, the S2 Institute in conjunction with Seccon Security & Consulting, will be presenting a four-day, 32-hour version of the S2 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark. The S2/Seccon Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop is designed to instruct security and public safety personnel in the dynamics of terrorism related risk and effective methodology for evaluating terrorism related risk 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. Who Should Attend? Security Directors, Military Force Protection Planners, National Security and Intelligence Analysts, and Police Officers Assigned to Strategic Anti-Terrorism Activities Learning Objectives Students attending the S2/Seccon Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop is will acquire the following skills and competencies:

o Understand risk management principles and the function of risk assessment in security planning.

o Recognize important characteristics of terrorism related risk and terrorist modus

operandi necessary for conducting effective risk assessments.

o Conduct security assessments by utilizing qualitative risk assessment methodology.

o Evaluate the design of physical protection systems utilizing quantitative assessment models.

o Evaluate potential vulnerability of structures to blast loading from terrorist IEDs.

o Design prioritized security countermeasures strategies by utilizing cost-benefit analysis

techniques. Schedule & Outline

Monday, 2 November 2020 (Day One) 08:00 – 08:30 Class Registration 08:30 – 10:00 Principles of Security Risk Management 10:00 – 12:00 Characteristics of Terrorism Related Risk 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch 13:00 – 16:30 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk Day One Outline:

�� Principles of Risk Management x� What is Risk? x� Fundamental Risk Management Concepts x� Risk Assessment Approaches

�� Risk Measurement Models �� Risk Assessment Methodology

x� Basic Qualitative Risk Assessment Model x� Example of Risk Management Principles in Application

�� Characteristics of Terrorism Related Risk x� Definitions x� Current Trends x� Ideological Motives x� Strategic Objectives of Terrorist Groups x� Types of Terrorist Targets x� Terrorist Target Selection Criteria

�� EXERCISE: Could your organization be attractive as a terrorist target? x� Categories of Terrorism Related Risk x� Terrorist Planning and Execution Phases x� Risk Dynamics and Terrorism

�� Conducting the Risk Assessment x� Guidelines for Assessing Terrorism Related Risk

�� Assessment Planning and Preparation �� Team Composition

x� Step One: Identifying and Profiling Assets �� Asset Identification Principles �� Sources of Asset Information �� Identification of Undesirable Events �� Asset Identification Approaches

o Manual Listing o Process Analysis o Consequence Analysis o EXERCISE: Asset Inventory

Tuesday, 3 November 2020 (Day Two)

08:30 – 12:00 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (cont.) 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch 13:00 – 16:30 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (cont.) Day Two Outline:

�� Asset Valuation o Exercise: Develop Criteria for Rating Severity

�� Conducting the Risk Assessment (cont.) x� Step Two: Identifying and Profiling Threats

�� Categories of Threats �� Identifying Potential Terrorist Adversaries

o EXERCISE: Self-Assessment �� Adversary Assessment

o Sources of Adversary Information o Determination of INTENT and CAPABILITY o Structured Target Attractiveness Assessment o Analysis of Critical Threat Modus Operandi

x� EXERCISE: Adversary Assessment x� Identification of Potential Risks Based on Threat M.O. x� Development of Design Basis Threats (DBTs)

�� Development of Threat Scenarios o EXERCISE: Develop Threat Scenarios

�� Development of Threat Rating Criteria o Alternative Expressions of Threat o EXERCISE: Develop a Threat Estimation Criteria

x� Step Three: Identifying and Estimating Asset Vulnerability �� Vulnerability Assessment Principles �� Terrorism-Related Vulnerability Issues

o Protective Counterintelligence/OPSEC o Access Control/Physical Security o Damage Mitigation o Emergency Planning and Preparation

�� Areas of Vulnerability o Environmental Characteristics o Facility Characteristics o Personnel Behavior o Location of Assets o Operational and Personnel Practices

�� Vulnerability Assessment Approaches o Assessment Approaches and Applications o Security & Emergency Management Assessment Surveys

x� Types of Security Surveys x� Survey Structure x� Data Collection Process and Documentation

Wednesday, 4 November 2020 (Day Three)

08:30 – 12:00 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (cont.) 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch 13:00 – 16:30 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (cont.) Day Three Outline:

o Fault Tree Analysis x� Quantitative and Qualitative Applications

o Critical Success Factors (CSF) Analysis x� EXERCISE: CSF Analysis Criteria

o Quantitative Physical Protection System (PPS) Analysis x� Physical Protection Systems (PPS) Functions x� PPS Mathematics x� Estimate of Adversary Sequence Interruption Model (EASI)

�� Factors Determining Probability of Interruption

�� Site Characterization �� Adversary Paths �� EXERCISE: ASD Diagram �� EXERCISE: EASI Path Analysis

o Blast Hazard Analysis x� Blast Dynamics

�� Blast Effects and Structural Response �� Overpressure-Range Effects Assessment �� Building Damage and Injury Effects

Estimation x� EXERCISE: Blast Hazard Analysis

o Practical Field Tests (a.k.a. “Red Team Exercises”) �� Completing the Vulnerability Assessment

o Vulnerability Rating Criteria o EXRCISE: Estimate Vulnerability

Thursday, 5 November 2020 (Day Four)

08:30 – 10:30 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (cont.) 10:30 – 11:00 Common Problems in Risk Assessments 11:10 – 12:00 Risk Assessment Reports 12:00 – 13:00 Lunch 13:00 – 15:30 Application-Specific Security Risk Assessment Models 15:30 – 16:00 Graduation Presentation

x� Step Four: Evaluating Risk �� Establishing Level of Risk and Risk Acceptability �� EXERCISE: Completing the Risk Assessment

x� Step Five: Identify & Implement Countermeasures �� Integrated Countermeasures Theory �� Identifying Potential Countermeasures �� Countermeasures Cost-Benefit Analysis

o Applied Cost-Benefit Analysis o EXERCISE: Cost benefit Analysis

�� Conducting the Risk Assessment (cont.) �� Common Problems Made During Terrorism Related Risk Assessments �� The Security Risk Assessment Report

x� Risk Communications Considerations x� Security Risk Assessment Reports

�� Sample Report Format �� Examples

�� Application-Specific Security Risk Assessment Models x� Risk Methodology Criteria x� FEMA 452 Risk Assessment Methodology x� CIA Analytic Risk Management Methodology x� CIS-Client Chemical Plant Vulnerability Assessment Methodology x� NIJ Chemical Plant Vulnerability Assessment Methodology x� API/NPRA Security Vulnerability Assessment Methodology x� NERC CIP-014 Risk Assessment Process x� CARVER / CARVER + Shock x� ISO 31000 Risk Management & Security Risk Assessment Methodology

What Will You Receive? In addition to 32-hours of instruction, all students attending the S2/Seccon Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop will receive the following:

x� Certificate of Completion suitable for framing x� Course notebook including over 200 pages of slides and reference material x� Reference CD-ROM including tools and text references useful for conducting terrorism-

related risk assessments x� ATRR Workbook

Enrollment in the S2 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop also includes catered lunches and coffee breaks. About the Instructor

Craig S. Gundry, PSP, CPS, CHS-III Craig Gundry is the S2 Institute’s lead instructor for anti-terrorism subjects and the Vice President of Special Projects for Critical Intervention Services (CIS). Mr. Gundry is responsible for directing CIS consulting and training projects pertaining to terrorism and critical infrastructure security, including the development of doctrine and training for the CIS Anti-Terrorism Officer Division.

Prior to joining CIS, Mr. Gundry was the President of Palladium Media Group, a company specializing in training and consulting on explosive, chemical, and biological terrorism. Mr. Gundry's expertise in anti-terrorism began as a specialist in force protection and anti-terrorism with the United States Army. Mr. Gundry is the author of the acclaimed Bomb Countermeasures for Security Professionals CD-ROM and a new book on assessing terrorism-related risk. Mr. Gundry is also a frequent consultant on issues relating to terrorism and weapons of mass destruction and has provided expert commentary for numerous media organizations including Al-Jazeera, BBC, CNN, and Fox News Network. As an instructor, Mr. Gundry has been training security, police, and emergency responders in terrorism-related issues for over 17 years. His previous students have included security professionals, facility managers, military personnel, police officers, and federal officials from over 40 nations.

Enrollment Standard Tuition: USD $2,000 (Group discounts available. Contact us for details.) S2 ATO Graduate Tuition: USD $1,700 – Special discounted rate for previous graduates of the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) course. New students enrolling in both 2020 Denmark courses (ATO and ATRR) may enroll at the ATO graduate tuition rate. For information about the 2020 Denmark Anti-Terrorism Officer Course, visit: http://www.s2institute.com/content/_pages_advanced/_courses/ato_denmark20.php To enroll in the S2 Assessing Terrorism Related Risk (ATRR) Workshop, use our secure online registration and payment system: http://www.s2institute.com/content/_pages_advanced/_courses/atrr_denmark20.php Students may also enroll by completing the attached enrollment form and returning it by fax to: +01-727-535-6666. Questions regarding enrollment may be submitted to the S2 Institute by email: info@s2institute.com

Lodging & Travel Information The S2 ATRR Workshop will be conducted on-site at the Scandic Palace Hotel:

Scandic Palace Hotel Raadhuspladsen 57 1550 Copenhagen V Tel. +45 33144050

https://www.scandichotels.com/hotels/denmark/copenhagen/scandic-palace Please note: Lodging is not included.

TestimonialsWe believe that there is no better way to convey the quality of our anti-terrorism instructional programsthan through the words of our previous students. The following are some opinion statements from ahandful of the thousands of students who have received anti-terrorism training from the S2 Safety & In-telligence Institute since 1998.

“The extensive knowledge, skills and experience ofCraig Gundry on the topics covered by the course isvery evident in his conduct of the lectures. One can-not help but be impressed. He is an instructor andtrainer par excellence.”

C. LuspoABS-CBN

“Very interesting course! The in-depth instruction isvery high and the knowledge of the instructor isamazing. I think this course is a must for even peo-ple already active in the spectrum.”

M. SchardingThe Swatch Group

“Very relevant and a must for security professionalsin the emerging dynamic services. The program istargeted to address all of the major contemporarysecurity issues globally.”

Dr. A. AcidahNigeria LNG Limited

“A very experienced and knowledgeable instructor.Very impressed with his energy and enthusiasm inteaching. Class is a good mixture of government andprivate sector personnel, which is great for network-ing.”

L. AminMorgan Stanley

“Very knowledgeable and engaging. Impressivepresentation, as he is able to capture everyone's at-tention.”

H. Mohan(April 2011 Graduate, Singapore ATO Course)

“I personally give thanks to S2 and CIS for the oppor-tunity to attend the Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO)training sessions. In all of my travels and training,military and civilian, I rarely have the pleasure of en-countering such professional instructors and presen-tations. The knowledge possessed and demonstratedby the instructor staff sets the bar for all civiliantraining agencies to follow…The training you areproviding to security personnel, military personneland law enforcement professionals, is unmatched bycivilian readiness training for the war on terror.”

J. WhiteAdvanced Training Section, U.S. Special Operations Command

“The class met all of my expectations and even more.Very clear information and great opportunity to inter-act with fellow professionals from different countries.The instructor kept our attention focused on the topic100%.”

M. FlorescuNational Bank of Romania

“The instructor knew all the subjects like the back ofhis hand…A+++!”

SMSgt G. EnwrightOffice of the Secretary of the Air Force, USAF

"This course is designed extremely well. I have had afew terrorism / anti-terrorism classes, but none havecome close to the intensity and historical backgroundas the S2 course. Your course is what every law en-forcement officer should be taking.”

R. BastU.S. Department of Treasury

“I just returned to the Washington area after attend-ing the Terrorism Related Risks course. This email issent as kudos for a very interesting and informativecourse that will be of value to me and others that Iinteract with. Mr. Gundry is an outstanding instructorwho displays a deep understanding of his subject,who keeps the interest of the students and created asolid course...

Please note, that I am an intelligence and securityprofessional with 40 years of experience in the field.I am currently the principal Analytical Risk Manage-ment instructor/facilitator for the DoD Joint Counter-intelligence Academy and taught the subject for CIAet al for some four years prior to my stint with DoD. Imention this to emphasize Mr. Gundry's evident ex-pertise in the subject and the fact that old guys likeme still have much to learn from others.”

A. Pattakos, CPP, OCPBeta Analytics International

"I thought that the course was outstanding. I hadprevious training from the military on multiple levels,but this went much more in depth. I recommend thiscourse to anyone in the field.”

SSG S. ScarliffU.S. Army

“I thought this course was very well done. The hand-outs were great and the topics very relevant and upto date with what is currently going on. This is defi-nitely a "must take" course for anyone dealing withphysical security/anti-terrorism matters.”

C. VernieuwU.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine

“The scope and depth of instruction provides anawesome foundation for the development of a ca-reer in combating terrorism. I know the investment Imade in this course will prove invaluable.”

J. Skerry, IIISarasota County Sheriff’s Office

“Really excellent. A lot of practical advice that onecan use in one's everyday work. Excellent.”

J. PeroisDolphin Energy, Ltd.

“The course material was well presented and exceedmy expectations in every way. Mr.Gundry's perform-ance as an instructor along with his experience andreal world case studies really made an impression...Ihighly recommend this course material for all federalentities.”

R. WilliamsU.S. Army

"This is a really good course and it provides a lot ofvery useful information about anti-terrorism issues. Iwould recommend it to others because it is very edu-cational.”

R.W. CalvertDept. of National Defense, Canada

“Met and exceeded all of my expectations…noshortcuts during the delivery of the lectures. The in-structor should be the standard by which all instruc-tors should be judged.”

L. McMillanEmbassy of Trinidad & Tobago

“Training was great, but your training skill is justamazing…it’s really a performance to hold attentionof a full class alone in front of us. Congratulations.Been myself a trainer for UNDSS, I know how difficultit is especially after lunch…Great job.”

O. BruyereWorld Intellectual Property Organization

“Great stuff. Presentation was of high standard. Mr.Gundry is highly educated and very experienced inthe subject matter. I personally give thanks to S2 forthe opportunity. Thank You!”

F. GasparU.S. Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit

"I thought that the course materials and additionalhandouts provided with the course were extremelywell put together and will be useful long after com-pleting the certification examination. In addition, theinstructor was very knowledgeable of AT/FP princi-ples and presented the information in a clear andconcise manner. This course was well worth the timeand money invested.”

R. RussellBooz Allen Hamilton

“I think this course is really excellent. I have been in-volved in AT matters for a number of years, however,I found many new and valuable insights.”

J. Dos SantosIBM Pacific Asia

“Very professional and complete. A great enhance-ment of the knowledge base.”

LTC J. RiderU.S. Army

“Very well written and presented. I would recom-mend this course of study to anyone wanting to fur-ther their knowledge in regards to terrorism.”

W. S. HolmesU.S. Dept. of Treasury, U.S. Mint

“This course takes anti-terrorism theory and puts itin a practical perspective. I would rate it very highagainst the other anti-terrorism training I have had.”

E. VogtU.S. DOJ, Federal Bureau of Prisons

“The best training I’ve ever had. Extraordinarytrainer. Extremely important.”

M. CerasoliEurpoean Commission

“Excellent course! I highly recommend it.”

D. IzquierdoU.S. Border Patrol/DHS

“A couple of days ago I completed your course. Iwanted to congratulate and strongly encourage youto continue to raise the bar. As a former protectiveservices professional and now an emergency physi-cian, my job responsibilities require continuous andactive education and training and I must say thatyour ATO course is one, if not the best I have evertaken. I found Mr. Craig Gundry to be an extremelyknowledgeable and charismatic instructor. Thank youfor giving me the opportunity to participate in suchan amazing class.”

Dr. A. Baez, MSc, EMT-PMayo Clinic College of Medicine

“This is a very rich course. I really recommend for allpersons who are interested in this area.”

Lt. Col. R. CarvalhoHead of Aviation Security Division, Brazilian Civil Aviation

“The course is given in a very professional manner.Will highly recommend this course!”

K. BergwerffMinistry of Justice, Netherlands

“The class is totally useful and helpful. The instructoris amazing...Perfect. One of the best courses I haveever taken in my professional career.”

M. EbeidAmerican University in Cairo

“Excellent instruction. Very interesting course andprofessionally presented.”

C. HodsonWalt Disney Corporation

“The instructor was very knowledgeable and experi-enced. The course was well prepared and presented.”

A. LogtenbergEurpoean Commission

The S2 Anti-Terrorism Courses as a Worldwide Standard Since 2003, S2 Institute anti-terrorism courses have earned accolades worldwide for their depth of information, comprehensiveness, and universal application to diverse facilities. Over the past fourteen years, the S2’s anti-terrorism and advanced security training programs have evolved into an international standard for training and certifying security professionals in measures for protecting facilities against terrorist attack. As of 2019, over 5,000 security and public safety professionals worldwide have graduated the S2 Institute anti-terrorism courses. Following are some highlights of the S2 Institute’s history and recognitions:

x In 2018, the S2 Institute presented the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer program in conjunction with Security and Intelligence Network Africa (SINA) as the first advanced-level public anti-terrorism course presented in West Africa. The program was attended by officials representing a diverse range of Ghanaian government ministries, NGOs, and corporations.

Anti-Terrorism Officer Course, Accra 2018

x In 2017, the International Association of Counterterrorism and Security Professionals (IACSP) launched the "Certified Anti-Terrorism Officer" (cATO) examination and professional certification based on the S2 Institute Anti-Terrorism Officer program. The S2 Institute is the exclusive provider of IACSP-accredited cATO training worldwide.

x In 2017, the European Commission contracted the S2 Institute to conduct a special

version of the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course to serve as a standardized training program for EC security personnel. Additional organizations were represented during the program including the EEAS, NATO, and the European Council.

x In 2017, the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) Course was awarded a national stock

number by the Government of the Netherlands. The S2 ATO course is the only program of its type officially endorsed by the Dutch government.

x In 2016, the European Commission contracted the S2 Institute to aid in improving their

security risk assessment program and training EC security personnel in methods for assessing terrorism related risk. Additional organizations were represented during the program including the EEAS and the European Parliament.

x In 2016, the S2 Institute was contracted by an international hotel chain to prepare and present a special course on Anti-Terrorism and Hotel Security for security managers and risk management personnel. The program was developed as a customized version of the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course focusing specifically on terrorism-related threats and security measures as applicable to hospitality facilities. The course was conducted as part of a multi-day summit and workshop for the hotel chain's global team of security managers in Prague.

Anti-Terrorism and Hotel Security Course, Prague 2016

x In 2014, the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course was adopted as the basis for developing a standardized curriculum for training and certifying European External Action Service (EEAS) Regional Security Officers. The EEAS RSO Anti-Terrorism and Diplomatic Security Course was designed to specifically focus on measures relevant to the protection of EU diplomatic facilities and personnel. During 2014 and 2015, a series programs were presented at the EEAS headquarters in Brussels to multi-national groups of RSOs assigned to EEAS delegations worldwide.

x Between 2013 and present, the S2 Institute has conducted over 30 workshops and

seminars on mitigating risks of armed assault/active shooter violence for organizations worldwide. Some examples of host organizations include ASIS International, Southern Association of Independent Schools, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and the Government of the Netherlands.

x Since 2013, the S2 Institute has conducted a special annual 3-week workshop for

intelligence officers representing an Arabian Gulf nation on counterterrorism intelligence and leadership under sponsorship of the US Department of Defense. This special program was designed to support the organization's objective of increasing the capabilities of the directorate specifically in relation to counterterrorism. The workshop is conducted by a multi-disciplinary team of instructors including retired senior CIA and DIA officers and experts in the field of risk management and critical infrastructure protection.

x In 2010, the S2 Institute was contracted by US CENTCOM and ITAM-Police to design

and develop the new Anti-Terrorism & Facility Security program for the Ministry of Interior of Iraq. The S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer curriculum was adopted as the model for

the course and customized according to the unique requirements of Iraqi MOI.

The program encompassed development of a three-week security training program, preparation of instructional materials for the future Arabic-language instructors, and an on-site training mission in Baghdad to train and assess the new instructors. The on-site training mission was conducted over several months in 2010. Upon completion of the project, 16 Iraqi MOI instructors successfully graduated prepared to instruct the new curriculum to Iraqi police.

S2 Instructor Craig Gundry presenting the S2 ATO course to EEAS Regional Security Officers (left) | Graduates of the Iraqi MOI ATO Train-the-Trainer Program (right)

x In 2009, the S2 Institute was contracted by the Organization for Security and Cooperation

in Europe (OSCE) to develop and present a custom Anti-Terrorism Officer course for representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia and Ministry of National Security of Armenia responsible for critical infrastructure protection. In 2010, S2 was contracted by OSCE again to present an identical program in Baku for critical infrastructure security professionals from the Ministry of National Security of Azerbaijan.

OSCE Mission to Azerbaijan ATO Class (left) | OSCE Mission to Georgia (right)

x In 2009, the S2 Institute was contracted by the US Department of Defense 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.

x In 2009, the S2 Institute was contracted by the US Army to present a series of S2 Anti-

Terrorism Officer (ATO) course for security professionals responsible for protecting US Army bases in the United States.

x In 2008, the S2 Institute conducted a custom version of the Anti-Terrorism Officer

course for US Capital Police officers and security specialists from the Pentagon Force Protection Agency at the Russell Senate Building in Washington, DC.

x In 2007, the S2 Institute conducted a series of advanced-level courses on chemical and biological weapons of mass destruction (WMD) for investigators and intelligence analysts with the US Capital Police and WMD specialists from the Pentagon Force Protection Agency, DTRA, and Washington DC Metropolitan Police. The US Capital Police courses were presented by S2 Institute instructor Dr. Harvey McGeorge, an UNMOVIC weapons inspector and one of the world’s top experts on chemical and biological WMD.

x In 2007, the S2 Institute was contracted by the Illinois Criminal Justice and Standards

Commission to develop and present a bomb incident response course as in-service training for police officers located throughout the State of Illinois. Over 300 Illinois police officers graduated the program between 2007 and 2009.

x In 2004, the S2 Institute developed a ten-day Anti-Terrorism Officer training program for

a special force of security officers assigned to protect power stations and seaports in the United States. The curriculum encompasses a wide range of subjects related to protecting critical infrastructure facilities against terrorist attack. The S2 Institute currently conducts this course at a pace of four training cycles per year. Since 2004, over 800 Critical Intervention Services personnel have graduated the CIS ATO course.

Critical Intervention Services Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) candidates in training. Tampa, FL.

x In 2004, the S2 Institute was contracted by AIChE’s Center for Chemical Process Safety to develop and present a two-day Chemical Plant Security Planning course to train safety and security professionals in special approaches for mitigating risk of terrorist attack against domestic chemical facilities.

x Between 2004 and 2018, over 1,500 government and private security professionals have

graduated from pubic versions of the S2 Anti-Terrorism Officer course. Some previous public course locations include Abu Dhabi, Brussels, Dubai, Geneva, Hamburg, Köln, Leiden, Manila, Mumbai, New York, Paphos, Rome, Singapore, Stockholm, Tampa, and The Hague.

New York 2017

Rome 2017

The Hague 2017

Stockholm 2016

Mumbai 2016

The Hague 2015

Geneva 2014

Singapore 2013

Köln 2013

New York 2013

Singapore 2012

Stockholm 2012

Singapore 2011

Leiden 2011

Dubai 2009

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