OEIS Security Guard and Private Investigator Training

How to use this course

TRAINING OUTLINE

1.0 LEARNING OBJECTIVES

1.1 WHAT IS AN ACTIVE ATTACKER?

1.2 ACTIVE ATTACKER CATEGORIES

1.3 DEFINING RADICALIZATION, EXTREMISM & VIOLENT EXTREMISM

1.4 TERRORISM THREAT LEVEL (CANADA)

1.5 TERRORISM LAWS (CANADA)

1.6 COUNTER-TERRORISM INVESTIGATIVE RESOURCES (CANADA)

1.7 ANTI-RADICALIZATION RESOURCES (CANADA)

1.8 TERRORISM AND ACTIVE ATTACKER STATISTICS (CANADA)

1.9 ACTIVE SHOOTER STATISTICS ( U.S.A.)

1.10 ACTIVE ATTACKER THREATS AND TRENDS (EUROPE)

2.0 ATTACKER PROFILE

2.1 RECRUITMENT STRATEGIES

3.0 LONE ACTORS

3.1 SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE INTERNET

3.2 INSPIRED BY ISIS AND AL-QAIDA

3.3 RIGHT-WING EXTREMISM

3.4 LEFT-WING EXTREMISM

3.5 EXPLOSIVES

3.6 DRONES

3.7 DRONES (EXAMPLE: FLAMETHROWER)

3.10 DRONES (SHOOTING A HANDGUN)

3.8 DRONES (BOMB ATTACK ON VENEZUELIAN PRESIDENT: 4 August, 2018)

4.1 LOW-SOPHISTICATION ATTACKS

4.2 SOFT TARGETS

4.3 MULTIPLE WEAPONS

4.4 MULTIPLE TARGET LOCATIONS

4.5 FEMALE ATTACKERS

4.6 COPYCAT BEHAVIOURS

4.7 VIDEO RECORDING THE ATTACK

5.0 PATHWAY TO VIOLENCE

5.1 INVOLVES PUSH AND PULL INFLUENCERS

5.2 PUSH INFLUENCES

5.3 PULL INFLUENCES