School Based Threat, Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Training
Training for all First Responders & Public Safety Officials
NOVEMBER 14-15, 2018 – WASHINGTON D.C.
The Fall 2018 IPSA Symposium will bring together public safety officials – law enforcement, fire, EMS, telecommunications, emergency management and allied emergency responders from around the United States and internationally.
Complimentary registration passes are available for any GSHNSP members and associates who want to attend.
The Society for Homeland & National Security Professionals
The Global Society of Homeland & National Security Professionals is your one-stop area for homeland security certifications, professional development, global security information, contacts, news, and blogs with anti-terrorism experts. GSHNSP provides the latest in anti-terrorism training and certifications through the Global Center for Public Safety.
GSHNSP brings together Homeland Security and National Security Professionals from friendly nations so that they may share information. We have a common goal of insuring that our homelands are safe, secure, and resilient against terrorism and other hazards, whether man made or natural, and to protect our interests and ways of life.
Homeland Security Certifications
Certified Homeland Protection Associate Certification
(CHPA) designations levels I-IV demonstrate to future employers that through course work and testing, you are prepared to begin a career or advance your career in the area of Homeland Security.
Certified Homeland Protection Professional
The (CHPP) designation was established to ensure that an individual who possesses the designation has the requisite knowledge, skills and abilities to be considered a professional in the area of homeland security.
Hack of D.C. police cameras was part of ransomware scheme, prosecutors say
The intrusion in the District occurred Jan. 9-12, 2017, and caused 123 of the police department’s 187 surveillance cameras to go dark eight days before Donald Trump was sworn in as president, sparking national security concerns. Read full article on Washington Post
Are you ready for a cyber attack of your agency?
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IPSA Symposium on Mass Casualty Incidents. NOVEMBER 14-15, 2018, WASHINGTON D.C. Complimentary registration passes available.
School Based Threat, Risk, & Vulnerability Assessment Training
Homeland and National Security Professional Certifications
Operations Based Threat, Risk & Vulnerability Class
Professional
Development Training
For information regarding upcoming classes or to schedule group training, call
Steve Hodges at 603-568-3456 or email at shodges@sheriffs.org.
Institute For Cybersecurity
Cybercrime now permeates all criminal activity, whether the actor is a few miles or thousands of miles away. Victims are not only attacked from those who are outside of our nation’s borders, but also from within prison walls. With little to no computer knowledge, inmates are now continuing their criminal activity.
Law enforcement, as an ever constant evolving profession, must address the new way crimes are being committed by actors around the world, while maintaining the trust and confidence of those whom they are sworn to protect. In response, the National Sheriffs’ Association Global Center for Public Safety has created the Institute for Cybersecurity.
School Based Threat, Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Training
The “School Based Threat, Risk and Vulnerability Assessment” (SBTRVA) Training was developed to assist campus security, school administration, staff and employees, responders from all emergency response disciplines including; Law Enforcement; Fire Service, Emergency Medical, Emergency Management, and the private sector, to understand and complete threat, risk, and vulnerability assessments of schools and use the information gathered in the assessments to ensure that their schools are safe and secure.
Officer Survival for Worst-Case Scenario
For the past several years we have witnessed a growing number of law enforcement officers being killed and assassinated. Some law enforcement training may not be sufficient to prepare officers for these deadly encounters.
This course was designed to prepare law enforcement officers to survive deadly encounters while on duty, including traffic stops, domestic incidents, and even confrontations while off duty.
Operations Based Threat, Risk, and Vulnerability Assessment Training
The “Operations Based Threat, Risk, and Vulnerability Assessment” (OpBTRVA) is a comprehensive assessment that defines a community, evaluates a community’s strengths and weaknesses, identifies critical infrastructure and key resources, identifies the threats to the community from an all hazard perspective, identifies and prioritizes Critical Infrastructure / Key Resources (CI/KR) and provides a comprehensive vulnerability assessment.
