InfraGard Los Angeles Training & Events

ACTIVE SHOOTER (PAR) TRAINING WITH A FOCUS ON SCHOOLS

TIME: 8:00 AM - 1:30 PM

LOCATION:San Bernardino, CA (exact location will be sent to cleared registrants)

AUDIENCE: Private sector security, Public Safety (Law/Health/Fire), Terrorism Liaison Officers (TLO’s), Medical Liaison Officers (MLO’s), area stakeholders, Critical Infrastructure Sectors, and all InfraGard Los Angeles Members.

DETAILS:Mass shootings seem to be more and more prevalent nowadays. As the world focuses all its attention on the “why,” we must focus our attention on how we can better prepare our critical infrastructure sectors and communities alike. Learn about the signs and pre-incident indicators (PII’s) of an active shooter before it’s too late. And learn life-saving techniques during and after an active shooting such as how to use a tourniquet and other items in a “stop the bleed” kit.

• PART 1 - PREPARATION: INTELLIGENCE SME
• PART 2 - ACTION: SWAT SME
• PART 3 – RECOVERY: TACTICAL MEDIC SME

Registration closes April 22nd.

COST: $10

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Advanced Situational Awareness Training (ASAT) & Pre-Incident Indicators Course

TIME: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

LOCATION:Pismo Beach, CA - Address provided after registration

AUDIENCE: Private sector security, Public Safety (Law/Health/Fire), Terrorism Liaison Officers (TLO’s), Medical Liaison Officers (MLO’s), area stakeholders, and all InfraGard Los Angeles Members.

DETAILS: Derived from the US Military’s ASAT training this 4-hour course on advanced situational awareness will teach attendees about the human sensory system (five senses and the brain), the six domains of human behavior (heuristics, biometrics, kinesics, proxemics, geographics and atmospherics), principles of GSA (human pace, sign recognition), enhanced observation (why we see things, why we don’t see things, signatures and cues), how to establish a baseline (an initial set of critical observations to confirm the norm of an area), critical thinking (problem-solving, anomaly-detection), decision-making (legal/moral/ethical, observe-orient-decide-act loop, ASA algorithm), how to think like the enemy and how to employ this knowledge and experience to be “left-of-bang.”

COST: $10

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Advanced Situational Awareness Training (ASAT) & Pre-Incident Indicators Course

TIME: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

LOCATION:Chino, CA - Address provided after registration

AUDIENCE: Private sector security, Public Safety (Law/Health/Fire), Terrorism Liaison Officers (TLO’s), Medical Liaison Officers (MLO’s), area stakeholders, Critical Infrastructure Sectors and all InfraGard Los Angeles Members.

DETAILS: Derived from the US Military’s ASAT training this 4-hour course on advanced situational awareness will teach attendees about the human sensory system (five senses and the brain), the six domains of human behavior (heuristics, biometrics, kinesics, proxemics, geographics and atmospherics), principles of GSA (human pace, sign recognition), enhanced observation (why we see things, why we don’t see things, signatures and cues), how to establish a baseline (an initial set of critical observations to confirm the norm of an area), critical thinking (problem-solving, anomaly-detection), decision-making (legal/moral/ethical, observe-orient-decide-act loop, ASA algorithm), how to think like the enemy and how to employ this knowledge and experience to be “left-of-bang.”

COST: $10

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Countering Active Terrorist Cells in the Homeland (C.A.T.C.H.)

TIME: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

LOCATION:Riverside, CA - Address provided after registration

AUDIENCE: First Responders (Law/Health/Fire) and educators who will be functioning as a TLO within the JRIC’s operational area. Current FBI InfraGard Members and ILO’s.

DETAILS: Countering Active Terrorist Cells in the Homeland (C.A.T.C.H.) is a unique training course that seeks to provide an all-encompassing approach to the current threat of Terrorism and Homegrown Violent Extremism (HVE) inside the U.S. This one-day training course will outline the foundational factors that contribute to HVE and the radicalization and recruitment of Americans. An understanding of the three main pillars of the Islamic State and Al-Qaida – Radical Ideology, Extremist Doctrine and Strategic Messaging will be provided. New threat vectors – like the increased targeting of Police and Military personnel will be discussed, as well as, recent terrorist Tactics, Techniques and Procedures. Pre-Incident Indicators that are always present in the time-line leading up to a terrorist attack will be illuminated. Finally, Challenges for the Future will be addressed, as a prelude to a presentation on viable Counter-Terrorism Strategies, What Works and Lessons Learned.

COST: Paid for by Riverside Urban Area Security Initiative

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Countering Active Terrorist Cells in the Homeland (C.A.T.C.H.)

TIME: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

LOCATION:Avila Beach, CA - Address provided after registration

AUDIENCE: InfraGard members, facilities management & front line team members, private sector security, Public Safety (Law/Health/Fire), Terrorism Liaison Officers (TLO’s), Infrastructure Liaison Officers (ILO), Medical Liaison Officers (MLO’s), stakeholders, and Studio/ PR / VIP representatives.

DETAILS: Countering Active Terrorist Cells in the Homeland (CATCH) is a unique training course that seeks to provide an all-encompassing approach to the current threat of Terrorism and Homegrown Violent Extremism (HVE) inside the U.S.

This training will outline the foundational factors that contribute to HVE and the radicalization and recruitment of Americans, including an objective overview of Islam and Cultural Issues. An understanding of the three main pillars of the Islamic State and Al-Qaida - Radical Ideology, Extremist Doctrine and Strategic Messaging will be provided. How extremist groups use Social Media and Cyber Hacking to achieve their goals will also be covered.

New threat vectors - like the increased targeting of Police and Military personnel will be discussed, as well as, recent terrorist Tactics, Techniques and Procedures.

Finally, Challenges for the Future will be addressed, as a prelude to a presentation on viable Counter-Terrorism Strategies, What Works and Lessons Learned.

COST: $10

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ACTIVE SHOOTER (PAR) TRAINING WITH A FOCUS ON PUBLIC GATHERINGS

TIME: 8:00 AM - 1:30 PM

LOCATION:Costa Mesa, CA - Address provided after registration

AUDIENCE: Private sector security, Public Safety (Law/Health/Fire), Terrorism Liaison Officers (TLO’s), Medical Liaison Officers (MLO’s), area stakeholders, Critical Infrastructure Sectors, and all InfraGard Los Angeles Members.

DETAILS: Mass shootings seem to be more and more prevalent nowadays. As the world focuses all its attention on the “why,” we must focus our attention on how we can better prepare our critical infrastructure sectors and communities alike. Learn about the signs and pre-incident indicators (PII’s) of an active shooter before it’s too late. And learn life-saving techniques during and after an active shooting such as how to use a tourniquet and other items in a “stop the bleed” kit.

• PART 1 - PREPARATION: INTELLIGENCE SME
• PART 2 - ACTION: SWAT SME
• PART 3 – RECOVERY: TACTICAL MEDIC SME

COST: $10

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SAVE THE DATE 2019 Western Regional InfraGard Conference

TIME: TBD

LOCATION:Aboard the Queen Mary - Long Beach, CA

AUDIENCE:

DETAILS:

• June 25 - FBI-InfraGard Information Sharing Initiative. Conference theme: “Strategies to identify and mitigate security threats.”
• June 26 - InfraGard Leadership Summit. Best Practices: “Take your chapter to the next level of success”

COST: TBD

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CyberTech Training in Plain English

TIME: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM

LOCATION:Morrison & Foerster, 707 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90017

AUDIENCE: InfraGard Members, business, legal and technical professionals.

DETAILS:In boardrooms across the nation, one risk stands apart: cybersecurity. Join our experienced practitioners as they teach basic cybertech, along with the business and law of responding to a cyber intrusion. We especially invite mixed guests – business, legal, and technical professionals – to discuss the intersection of law and tech in cyber incidents. Things we’ll cover:

• Basic tech training - Do you know what your cyber team is talking about when they use terms like RAT (Remote Access Terminal) or SIEM (Security Information & Event Management)? You will after tonight.
• Public Disclosures - Is an incident material enough to make public? Find out what goes into that thought process.
• Cyber Forensics - How long does it take for an investigator to find out what happened? What does the report look like? Let’s find out.

Finally, join us after for drinks and hors d’oeuvres in celebration of Data Privacy Day 2019 – on us.

Speakers include:

• Andrew Serwin, Partner, Morrison & Foerster LLP, and Chairman, National Cyber-Forensics and Training Alliance (NCFTA)
• Robert Kang, Senior Attorney for Cyber and National Security, Southern California Edison, and Adjunct Professor, Loyola Law School
• Pierson Clair, Associate Managing Director, Kroll

Co-hosted by:

• Morrison & Foerster LLP
• IAPP KnowledgeNet Los Angeles
• Loyola Law School, Los Angeles
• National Cyber-Forensics and Training Alliance
• Infragard

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Terrorism Recognition, Awareness and Prevention Partnership (TRAPP)

TIME: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM, Check-in starts at 8:30 AM

LOCATION:Redondo Beach; the exact location will be announced to cleared registrants prior to date of training.

AUDIENCE: This seminar course is designed for anyone who has an interest in preventing terrorism, but specifically anyone in the community concerned about the threat of terrorism or mass violence, especially security managers and supervisors, public safety personnel (law, fire, health, EMS and emergency management), risk managers, small business owners/managers, InfraGard members, and any managers or supervisors who work in activities dealing the public.

DETAILS: TRAPP is a cutting edge 3½ hour training event that puts the power of knowledge and understanding behind the “See Something, Say Something” campaign. While 9-11 was many years ago, more recent attacks in Orlando, Charleston, San Bernardino, Paris, England and even Las Vegas have reminded us that this threat is still considerable, but not just one group, movement or ideology. Thoroughly understanding the warning signs of violent extremism and pre-incident indicators of a potential threat are just as essential as understanding what it takes to prevent crime, fires and other threats. Terrorist attacks are horrible, but too many times we have discovered they were also preventable. Suspicious activity was simply missed or not recognized, and the reporting process wasn’t completely understood. TRAPP is about recognizing the warning signs, being aware of the threat and helping prevent deadly attacks.

COST: $10

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Advanced Situational Awareness Training (ASAT)

TIME: 8:00 PM - 1:00 PM

LOCATION:Thousand Oaks, CA - Address provided after registration

AUDIENCE: Private sector security, Public Safety (Law/Health/Fire), Terrorism Liaison Officers (TLO’s), Medical Liaison Officers (MLO’s), area stakeholders, Critical Infrastructure Sectors, and all InfraGard Los Angeles Members.

DETAILS: This course was specifically designed to coincide with Pre-Incident Indicators (PII’s) training in order to combine both situational awareness and spotting PII’s through various exercises throughout the training. The following topics will be covered:

• Introduction to Behavior Analysis
• Physiological Responses to Stress
• The Distances We Keep
• Kinesics (Non-Verbals)
• Speeding Up Your Decision-Making

COST: $10

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Advanced Situational Awareness Training (ASAT)

TIME: 8:30 PM - 12:30 PM

LOCATION:Temecula, CA - Address provided after registration

AUDIENCE: InfraGard Members, Public Safety (Law/Health/Fire), Terrorism Liaison Officers (TLO’s), Infrastructure Liaison Officers (ILO’s), Private Sector Security, area stakeholders, all Critical Infrastructure Sectors.

DETAILS:Derived from the US Military’s ASAT training this 4-hour course on advanced situational awareness will teach attendees about the human sensory system (five senses and the brain), the six domains of human behavior (heuristics, biometrics, kinesics, proxemics, geographics and atmospherics), principles of GSA (human pace, sign recognition), enhanced observation (why we see things, why we don’t see things, signatures and cues), how to establish a baseline (an initial set of critical observations to confirm the norm of an area), critical thinking (problem-solving, anomaly-detection), decision-making (legal/moral/ethical, observe-orient-decide-act loop, ASA algorithm), how to think like the enemy and how to employ this knowledge and experience to be “left-of-bang.” The following topics will be covered:

• Introduction to Behavior Analysis
• Physiological Responses to Stress
• The Distances We Keep
• Speeding Up Your Decision-Making
• Kinesics (Non-Verbals)

COST: $10

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FBI LA CAAA – SAVING LIVES – hosted by LAFD

TIME: Registration 8:45 - 8:45 AM, Training from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

LOCATION:LAFD Station 59 Training Facility, 2117 Butler Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90025

AUDIENCE: Members of FBI Citizen’s Academy Association and InfraGard Los Angeles

DETAILS: This SAVING LIVES course is a hands-on training seminar addressing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Emergency Procedure (CPR), Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and Emergency Bleeding Control Techniques including correct application of improvised and tactical tourniquets.

COST: Free

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InfraGard Night at The Mob Museum (Las Vegas)

TIME: 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

LOCATION:The Mob Museum, 300 Stewart Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89101

AUDIENCE: InfraGard members

DETAILS: InfraGard members are invited to join InfraGard National for an evening of food, drinks and music from GEN.XC.

COST: $60

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