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security and investigations offered by ASIS and other
organizations.
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page will not normally have information about courses
offered by colleges or universities, or their various
institutes. That information may be found on the "Education"
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Save the Date
2012 Crime Prevention Symposium
October
10 - 12, 2012
ICPS & CPTED Training
October 8 - 10
Harrah's Las Vegas
Presented by the
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About
The Course
Our FREE web-based course consists of 14 separate lessons
covering the key security issues impacting the workplace,
is created in Flash and is professionally narrated throughout.
The
course focuses on why security matters, the potential
impact of cybercrime and identity theft on the company,
its customers and on employees, the important role that
employees play in information security and why knowing
and abiding by internal security policies and rules
is important.
The
course also addresses security best practices, the goals
of security policies in the workplace and how employees
can help their workplace meet these goals.
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The
International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) has
re-launched its Shopping Center Security Terrorism Awareness
Training course. This course is now being administered
by the National Center for Security Research and Training
(NCSRT) at Louisiana State University (LSU).
Developed
three-years-ago by George Washington University and
security professionals who are members of ICSC the course
was recently reformatted and it now runs completely
online. This program, which consists of ten training
modules, satisfies the training objectives established
by the US Department of Homeland Security for "Terrorism
Awareness Level" training. The course is explicitly
for security officers working in retail stores and shopping
centers. Enrollment in the course is free-of-charge.
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Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources (CIKR) Learning
Series continues in the winter of 2010 with a fresh lineup
of one-hour Web-based seminars which provide presentations
by senior CIKR experts on the tools, trends, issues, and
best practices for infrastructure protection and resilience.
Series
offerings are available free of charge and are highly
recommended for the Department’s private sector
and government partners, including CIKR owners and operators
and officials with responsibility for risk, security,
and emergency management functions.
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CPP
Review
02/03/2012
- 02/04/2012
Doubletree Paradise Valley
Scottsdale, AZ
Save
$$ - register by December 9
Hotel
Doubletree Paradise Valley
5401 N Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85250
480-949-3983
800-222-8733
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PSP
Review
02/03/2012
- 02/04/2012
Doubletree Paradise Valley
Scottsdale, AZ
Save $$ - register by December 9
Hotel
Doubletree Paradise Valley
5401 N Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85250
480-949-3983
800-222-8733
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Violence
risk assessment and management is a specialized form
of risk assessment that focuses on quantifying the potential
violence risk between human beings. Once established,
it then focuses on using this insight to drive effective
intervention strategies to minimize the risk and divert
the behavior from the targeted victim(s).
Gain
a clear understanding of how individuals decide to act
violently toward others. Benefit from a practical, proven
methodology that assesses the behavior of these perpetrators
and manages them away from violent acts toward specific
targets. The focus is on practical case assessment and
management regardless of the environment or elements
of a case—whether domestic violence, school violence,
workplace violence, or domestic terrorism.
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Active
Shooter
04/18/2012
- 04/19/2012
Westin
San Francisco
San Francisco
The
content for this event is currently under development.
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Utilities
Infrastructure
06/04/2012
- 06/05/2012
Cosmopolitan
of Las Vegas
Las Vegas
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Facility
Security Design
06/04/2012
- 06/06/2012
Cosmopolitan
of Las Vegas
Las Vegas
The
content for this event is currently under development.
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Internal
workplace investigations—an important management
tool necessary in today's business climate—are
routinely conducted by organizations of every size.
Though the objectives, and certainly the scope, of these
undertakings vary widely, their principle purpose is
that of unbiased fact-finding that leads to objective
results.
Only
a quality investigation can withstand scrutiny. Carefully
examine the methods, tools, and legal limitations of
modern fact-finding in today's workplace. Learn how
to use the Process of Investigation® and conduct
fast, proper, and cost-effective internal investigations.
Discover how to use force multipliers when conducting
your investigations and obtain the highest possible
return on investment from every undertaking. The secret
tips and traps that often make the difference between
a successful investigation and a catastrophic one will
be revealed.
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CCTV
10/15/2012
- 10/17/2012
Westin Casuarina
Las Vegas
The
content for this event is currently under development.
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Organizational
Resilience
10/17/2012
- 10/19/2012
Westin Casuarina
Las Vegas
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Produced
by:
ASIS Healthcare Security Council
About
the program:
Learn the essential elements of planning for, responding
to, and recovering from an active shooter incident.
Highlighted in this webinar are details from actual
incidents, risks specific to healthcare environments,
key planning points, and communication processes during
emergencies. Take-aways include the following:
- plan
development points
- employee
awareness and training recommendations
- post-incident
recovery strategies
Because
healthcare institutions face steadily rising crime rates,
including violent crimes such as homicide, it is important
that they work to prevent and plan for the possibility
of an active shooter.
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About
the program:
Maximize professional networking and connections opportunities
by integrating the communication tools you'll learn
about in this interactive webinar. Gain insights into
how to build rapport and forge common ground with colleagues
from across your organization.
Produced
by:
ASIS Young Professionals Group
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About
the program:
Open sources go far beyond what is available in Google
and Facebook, as well as other popular sites. Join us
to look beyond the obvious services to locate assets,
discover company leaks, protect reputations, track down
anonymous users, and expand the arsenal of resources
available but unknown to the security professional.
In addition, we'll discuss the obvious pitfalls that
most practitioners fall into when investigating these
new media.
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About
the program:
Cloud Computing and Software as a Service (SaaS) have
already become a mainstream business option; physical
and electronic security services are now making the
move.
This
webinar is for every security professional who plans
to remain one for the foreseeable future. It will provide
a foundation to understand cloud computing and Software
as a Service, particularly as it relates to physical
and electronic security solutions, then progress to
what it is that customers are looking for when they
evaluate a SaaS option, and why they do so at all.
Co-Produced
by:
ASIS Young Professionals Group and the Information Technology
Security Council
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About
the program:
The process of sitting across from a suspected employee
and asking questions to obtain evidence or an admission
of guilt is not something that comes naturally to most
people. Despite training, there are common mistakes
made by inexperienced interviewers which can create
barriers to communication and ultimately a lack of cooperation
and information. Learn valuable tips for performing
a personal assessment of interview habits, as well as
several best practices to incorporate.
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About
the program:
Visualize yourself as a leader. What images come to
mind? In this dynamic, highly interactive webinar, two
experienced leaders present tried and true, time-tested
techniques, tools, and tips of top leaders. Gain unique
insights into the roles (hats) and aspects of successful
leadership such as delegation ("Avoiding the John
Wayne Syndrome"); teamwork ("Don't sink the
boat"); achieving results ("Moving the gorilla");
persistence/perseverance/persuasiveness ("Door-to-door
pancake peddling"); and, vision ("Magical
missions"). Walk away from this powerful session
energized and prepared to implement at least one idea
within 72 hours of logging-off.
Produced
by:
ASIS Young Professionals Group
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