Counter-Terrorism & Radicalisation Pathways in SEA
25-Feb-2025 - 26-Feb-2025
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Highlights:
- 2 day masterclass.
- Certificate of Completion for participants upon request
What you will learn from this Masterclass:
In today's evolving threat landscape in Southeast Asia, despite efforts like Indonesia's deradicalisation programs, extremist networks such as Jamaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD) continue to exploit online platforms for recruitment, heightening radicalisation risks, especially among youth. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to develop actionable strategies to address these threats, mitigate risks, and implement region-specific countermeasures against radicalisation and foreign influence.
- ENHANCE UNDERSTANDING of advanced threat identification techniques tailored to Southeast Asian contexts.
- GAIN INSIGHTS into the behavioral patterns of radicalised individuals and groups specific to the region.
- IDENTIFY radicalisation triggers, ideological markers, and community influences unique to Southeast Asia.
- ANALYSE foreign influence operations impacting Southeast Asia and explore methods to counter them effectively.
- CREATE actionable intervention plans tailored to Southeast Asian communities, addressing specific challenges.
- APPLY a comprehensive toolkit of strategies and techniques learned throughout the course in a guided workshop.
This training is ideal for professionals involved in countering radicalisation and extremism, including:
- Intelligence Analysts
- Counterterrorism Officers
- Law Enforcement Personnel
- Homeland Security Professionals
- OSINT Analysts
- Crisis Management Coordinators
- Community Engagement Officers
- Social Media Analysts
- Behavioural and Forensic Psychologists
- Defence and Security Consultants
- Regional Policy Advisors
- Military Personnel focusing on Southeast Asia
- NGO Representatives working on Counter-Radicalisation
About Our Expert Trainer:
Our trainer brings over 17 years of dedicated service and expertise in specialised military environments and behavioural analysis.
Formerly with the Australian Signals Directorate, she has been instrumental in founding and leading Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) teams, delivering actionable insights to government and military agencies. Her leadership has been pivotal in managing complex investigations and operations, including high-stakes scenarios involving war crimes and terrorist activities
Relevant case studies will be added to this course.
Interested to be part of this training?
Please contact us at hello@q8asia.com.sg to discuss your requirements.
This Masterclass will be held at Orchard Hotel Singapore.
More information will be shared with the participants closer to the date of the masterclass. For assistance, please write to hello@q8asia.com.sg
