This Masterclass provides delegates a strategic understanding of how to gather information and rapidly deploy necessary actions in response to terrorist attacks in a public area.
Delegates will learn the practical steps to take in the event of a critical incident including dynamic lockdown and how to respond effectively in a critical incident such as active assailant attack.
Delegates will also learn key leadership skills in the event of a crisis including staying prepared, managing the aftermath and continual improvement of the crisis management framework.
In addition, delegates will have the opportunity to explore a new vulnerability assessment tool that has been developed with consideration to the latest emerging trends in Terrorism.
What you will learn from this Masterclass:
ASSESS current threat environment and EXAMINE its impacts on an organisation risk profile.
HEIGHTEN security of an agency/ organisation in a threat environment.
ESTABLISH the practical steps to be adopted in the event of an attack.
EMPOWER leadership in a crisis from preparedness to response.
DEVELOP a response plan that effectively respond to critical incidents.
EDUCATE employees with all the necessary steps to be taken in the event of an emergency response.
Who should attend
Professionals who are responsible for people, property and/or business continuity, in the area of security/ risk management and operational management, as well as:
Business Continuity Managers
Corporate Security Managers
Crisis Response Managers
Facilities Management Managers
Government Ministries
Security Consultants
State Security Agencies
Strategic Planner & Managers
Strategic Risk Managers
Trainer
With 33 year’s experience with the NSW Police Force, our Trainer has recently been appointed Head of Security, Rugby League World Cup 2017, as well as other notable appointments including Lead Security and Risk Consultant, Vivid Sydney 2016 Event.
He has consulted major organisations in the area of Risk Management, Threat Environment and Counter Terrorism training.
Our Trainer has partnered with Deloitte in the areas of Risk management, Recovery and Resilience and provided counter terrorism response training (Responding to Workplace Emergencies) to Prime Group, Red Dawn, Village Roadshow and ANZAC War Memorial.
The Trainer was the key NSWPF contact for The Department of Premier and Cabinet (Protocol and Special Events Division) and Destination NSW. This included responsibility for activation of the Police Operations Centre/Government Coordination Centre in the event of a major incident or emergency.
The Trainer has represented the NSW Police Force at many international events including the Australian Government Observers program Qatar Asian Cup 2011, observer to NYPD security operations in support of United Nations General events in New York and major event security planning with other Federal Agencies in Washington.
This training provides security and law enforcement officers with the tools and skills to effectively assess threats in their operational environments. Attendees will learn more about Suspicious Indicators and Adversary’s Methods of Operations, allowing the organisation to avoid liability issues and increase overall threat mitigation capabilities.
Attendees will also learn how to proactively prevent, deter and respond to criminal and terrorist threats including hostile surveillance, intelligence gathering, dry runs and execution of the crime/attack. The training begins by making the attendees to think like the adversary and then use their experiences to assess threats and develop effective countermeasures. This training has been delivered to thousands of security professionals all over the world.
Key Takeaways from Attending This Workshop:
Understand the operational process of executing a successful attack
Identify criminal or terrorist Methods of Operations (MOs).
Experience adversary’s perspectives through training modules and exercises.
Pinpoint what can be considered suspicious in their protected environment.
Master bomb configurations as well as concealment methods of means of aggression.
Utilise Predictive Profiling methodology in threat assessments of people, objects and situations.
Who will attend
Military members tasked with protecting installations (force protection) or responsible for responding to terrorist-related incidents.
First response personnel (Police, Fire, Medics) responsible for responding to terrorist incidents.
Directors of Security responsible for conducting assessments, developing policies and procedures and training members of their staff to identify and prevent terrorist activity.
Members of security departments and units that hold responsibility for access control or are first responders for their organisation.
Professionals such as:
Chief Operations Officer (COO)
Chief Security Officer (CSO)
Chief Strategy Officer
Corporate Security Manager
Crisis Response Manager
Director of Operations
Emergency Management Director and/or Manager
Risk Manager and/or Director
Security Director and/or Manager
Security Supervisor
Vice President and/or Director of Security
Trainer
Our Trainer has trained extensively in Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, USA, Middle East and Asia on predictive profiling, red teaming and security engineering. The Trainer has over 30 years security and emergency services experience, including service with the Royal Australian Navy, Victorian, Queensland and NSW Fire and Ambulance Services and senior management positions within the Australian security industry and Papua New Guinea.
The Trainer is also a Licensed NSW Security Consultant holding Security Risk Management, Training, Assessment and WH&S Certificates in addition to being a registered NSW security trainer. Kim is a member of the Fire Prevention Association of Australia, Institute of Security Providers Association of Australia Ltd and ASIS.
Workshop Trainer is a regular invited speaker at international security seminars and has been called before Australian Parliament Senate Committee hearings on Organised Crime as an expert witness on profiling and security within the aviation industry.
Case Studies
The modules in the training offered are supported with group exercises, scenario simulations and video evidence, in addition to reviews of many pertinent case studies. Workshop facilitator will work closely with the participants to address scenarios and incidents that are relevant to their specific skill set.
Security Screening Techniques Threat Image Projection Concealment and Detection of Prohibited Items
Image Library Management
Carry-On and Hold Baggage Screening
Cargo Screening
Security X-Ray Systems
Understanding and Identifying Explosives
Image Interpretation Techniques
Level 3 – Practice Exercise on Detecting Threats (CBT)
Who should attend
This course is recommended for security staff from the following industry:
Airport and Cargo companies
Security service providers
Law enforcement agencies that use screening equipment
Mail and courier companies
Trainer
Our Expert Trainer is the Managing Director of CJ Consulting Group (CJSC) Pte Ltd, Singapore, specialising in Aviation Security.
Prior to his training and consulting career, he spent nearly seventeen years as a Military Officer in the Singapore Armed Forces and another twelve years as the Head of Training of SATS Auxiliary Police (which was then a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines), holding the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police. He is also renowned for his specializations having written papers for a number of international journals and having presented papers at international conferences.
Security Screening Techniques Threat Image Projection Concealment and Detection of Prohibited Items
Image Library Management
Carry-On and Hold Baggage Screening
Cargo Screening
Security X-Ray Systems
Understanding and Identifying Explosives
Image Interpretation Techniques
Level 3 – Practice Exercise on Detecting Threats (CBT)
Who should attend
This course is recommended for security staff from the following industry:
Airport and Cargo companies
Security service providers
Law enforcement agencies that use screening equipment
Mail and courier companies
Trainer
Our Expert Trainer is the Managing Director of CJ Consulting Group (CJSC) Pte Ltd, Singapore, specialising in Aviation Security.
Prior to his training and consulting career, he spent nearly seventeen years as a Military Officer in the Singapore Armed Forces and another twelve years as the Head of Training of SATS Auxiliary Police (which was then a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines), holding the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police. He is also renowned for his specializations having written papers for a number of international journals and having presented papers at international conferences.
Managing Supply Chain Disruptions: Building the New Normal
Fee: $20 for 2 x 45-minute live conferences (Amount can be used to offset any Q8 Digital Masterclass Fees booked within 3 months)
Day 1: 15 July 2020 | 4PM SGT (GMT+8) Day 2: 16 July 2020 | 4PM SGT (GMT+8)
COVID-19 could be the black swan event that finally pushes many organisations, and entire industries, to rethink and transform their global supply chain model. Join this live conference over 2 days to learn from the international industry experts on where to look for recovery as lessons emerge on long-term business resilience in the face of this storm.
Experts on Day 1:
Dr Michael Fletcher | Senior Trainer Consultant of Procurement and Supply Chain Operations for Public, Government, Defence and Private Contractors
Prof. Dr Marco Tieman | Chief Executive Officer, LBB International, Malaysia
Tony Lugg | Digital Transformation Champion, China
Experts on Day 2:
Drago Kos | Chair of OECD Working Group on Bribery in International Business Transactions, Slovenia
Dr Harald Sippel | Senior Legal Advisor at Schinder Law Firm, Indonesia
Soumava Laha | Senior Director of Supply Chain Asia Pacific, Goodyear Tire Management Company (Shanghai) Ltd., China
Speaker 1: D1
Subject Matter Expert speaking on Day 1: Dr Michael Fletcher Senior Trainer Consultant of Procurement and Supply Chain Operations for Public, Government, Defence and Private Contractors
Dr Michael S Fletcher is the Senior Trainer Consultant for Procurement and Supply Chain. He has over 20 years of experience, in providing public procurement and supply chain contracts. He has also been identified as a respected specialist in consulting and assisted in a number of start-up cooperation’s for Europe based companies, who wish to set up businesses or trade with private and state-owned enterprise companies in PRC China. His latest ventures involved creating a training and coaching program which uses supply chain software to train supply chain personnel how to set up real-time supply chain models then run the models through a simulation, to analyse them and optimise the operation to improve its overall performance. This programme is effective in getting supply chains to run lean and efficient and to test them in times of supply chain disruptions.
Topic: Managing Supply Chain Risks and Disruptions
Why supply chain infrastructures require smart logistics planning and the development of well-rounded, easy to update delivery processes
Why supply chains work best with key drivers in place to navigate reductions or increases in demand
Recognising how a supply chain bullwhip occurs and how it can be circumvented
Subject Matter Expert speaking on Day 1: Prof. Dr Marco Tieman Chief Executive Officer, LBB International, Malaysia
Prof. Dr. Marco Tieman is the founder of LBB International, a consulting & research firm specialised in supply chain strategy. He advises clients in the area of procurement, production and supply chain management. He has offices in the Netherlands, Malaysia and a project office in Indonesia. One of the specialisations of LBB is on halal production, halal supply chain management, and halal reputation management.
Prof. Dr Tieman is Professor at Help University (ELM Graduate School), in charge of research on halal supply chain management and halal risk & reputation management. At Help University he teaches the DBA course ‘issues in optimising operations management’, proving insight into how to organise and optimise supply chains. Prof. Dr. Tieman is also Adjunct Professor with Universiti Malaysia Pahang focusing on research on halal blockchains.
Topic: The Impact of COVID-19 on Halal Supply Chains
The Islamic economy over the past years has experienced a double-digit growth, covering food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, modest fashion, Muslim travel, Islamic finance, and others. Islamic countries in particular have been hit hard as they have been traditionally heavily dependent for their income on oil & gas exports and on the other side largely dependent on their food imports. How has COVID-19 changed halal supply chains? What strategies are needed for better designing and managing halal supply chains post COVID-19?
Issues in Islamic Economies
How COVID-19 has changed halal supply chains
New strategies for halal supply chains
Speaker 3: D1
Subject Matter Expert speaking on Day 1: Tony Lugg Digital Transformation Champion, China
Tony is the Director of Logistics Purchasing and Centre of Excellence for Lear Corporation Asia Pacific, the Leading Tier 1 global automotive manufacturer ranked #148 on the Fortune 500, for its Seating (JIT) & E-Systems Divisions across Asia Pacific and global distribution, sequencing & warehousing. He has extensive experience in acquisitions as a leading shareholder of a services UK company merging several companies to a successful acquisition by Tyco now part of Johnsons Controls. He is the Emeritus Council of Advisors for Supply Chain Asia and Chairman of the Transported Asset Protection Association Asia Pacific, a non-profit organisation. Tony has track record of leadership, growth, restructuring, integration, and solutions in dynamic and evolving environments with strong backgrounds in Asia and Europe.
Topic: Surviving COVID-19 through Supply Chain Digital Transformation
Speaker 4: D2
Subject Matter Expert speaking on Day 2: Drago Kos Chair of OECD Working Group on Bribery in International Business Transactions, Slovenia
Drago Kos is currently the Chair of the OECD Working Group on Bribery in International Business Transactions, Co-Chair of MENA – OECD Business Integrity Network, member of International Anti-Corruption Advisory Board (IACAB) and of the Defence Corruption Monitoring Committee (NAKO) in Ukraine and advisor to the Kosovo Anti-Corruption Agency. Between 2011 and 2015 he used to be International Commissioner and Chair of the Joint Independent Anti-Corruption Monitoring and Evaluation Committee (MEC) in Afghanistan. Between 2003 and 2011 he was the Chairman of the Council of Europe’s Group of States against Corruption (GRECO).
Topic: Most Common Forms of Fraud in Procurement for COVID-19
Basic characteristics of procurement in time of COVID-19 pandemic
Assessment of risks for fraud in the procurement of medical and protective equipment
Forms of fraud in the development and management of procurement related procedures
Forms of fraud in purchase and delivery of medical and protective equipment
Forms of fraud in distribution of equipment
Speaker 5: D2
Subject Matter Expert speaking on Day 2: Dr Harald Sippel Senior Legal Advisor at Schinder Law Firm, Indonesia
Dr. Harald Sippel, MBA SFBiam FCIArb acts as a Senior Legal Advisor for Schinder Law Firm, a Founding Partner at Putilin Sippel and the Academic Director at the Bali International Arbitration and Mediation Center. With over 10 years as an international lawyer, in-house counsel and C-level executive in international organizations dedicated to dispute resolution, Harald’s main focus of work is assisting companies in avoiding and resolving cross-border disputes. He also acts as an arbitrator and mediator himself. Harald has worked for law firms, international organizations and companies in Austria, China, Germany, Indonesia, Korea and Malaysia and is now based in Southeast Asia, from where he advises foreign investors and local multinationals. Many of his clients include companies dealing with supply change disruptions – a topic on which he frequently speaks and writes. Harald holds degrees from the University of Linz (Magister iuris; Doctor iuris), the Seoul National University (MBA) and Queen Mary, University of London (Postgraduate Diploma in International Arbitration). He is a Senior Fellow of the Bali International Arbitration and Mediation Center and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. He speaks English, French, German Italian and Korean fluently and also has basic knowledge of Indonesian, Mandarin Chinese and Norwegian.
Topic: Key Legal Challenges to Consider When Thinking About Supply Chain Shift
Changing your supplier immediately may seem the best option but you should assess all risks before taking any action. There are four broad risk categories associated with a possible supply chain shift:
Compliance risks (compliance with foreign and local laws – you don’t want to be on the news for modern slavery)
IP-rights risks (what will your old supplier do with respect to patents, trademarks, business secrets, etc.)
Other legal risks (bribery, reputational damage to the extent that your business partners demand changes, etc.)
Each category requires different considerations and a different approach. Companies often do not spend the small money on assessing the risks and end up losing the big bucks when getting tangled up in disputes.
Speaker 6: D2
Subject Matter Expert speaking on Day 2: Soumava Laha Senior Director of Supply Chain Asia Pacific, Goodyear Tire Management Company (Shanghai) Ltd., China
Soumava is an experienced End to End Operations professional with a demonstrated history of working in Automotive , Engineering, Chemical/Oil , Packaging industries. He is skilled in Strategic Sourcing, End to End Supply Chain Optimization, Integrated Business Planning Process, Lean Manufacturing, and Logistics Management. Soumava has strong operations professional with a B.E, DBF, PGDIM focused in Mechanical Engg, Business Finance, Operations Management.
Topic: How to Improve Supply Chain Resilience: How the Goodyear Rubber and Tire Company’s Supply Chain is Responding to COVID-19
This 2-day High Stress Decision Making workshop is specifically designed to equip attendees with the necessary skills to make right decisions under stress. This training has two main components: i) understanding stress effects and ii) strategies to improve officer’s decision making under stress. The workshop will first introduce delegates to the effects of stress on valuation, learning and risk-taking. Delegates will learn stress aware characterisation and its responses. This section also helps delegates identify the differences between risk management vs time critical decision making.
On Day 2, delegates will be exposed to the different tools and techniques that help them to make effective decisions before, during and after an emergency or in everyday fast-paced environments. During this section, delegates will be exposed to strategies such as STAR, Programming to WIN mindset and Stress Inoculation Training (SIT).
What you will learn from this Masterclass:
MASTER the techniques and strategies to improve decision making process under stress.
IDENTIFY common type of stressors and UNDERSTAND how to handle it during tactical times.
HANDLE between risk management and time critical decision making.
EVALUATE officer’s ability to make decisions under threat conditions and IMPLEMENT those decisions to control the situation.
BUILD more stress-resilient teams and organisations.
IMPROVE your problem-solving and decision-making habits.
STRENGTHEN the mind and body for fast-paced and emergency decision making.
Who will attend
Emergency/First Responders
Health Care and Hospital leaders/staff
Homeland Security
Law Enforcement
Military/Paramilitary
Utility leaders/staff
Anyone who routinely makes decisions under high stress
Trainer
Expert Trainer has over 20 years of active service in Military Special Operations followed by a career in the Israeli Police and Diplomatic Security Agency. He is currently the owner of International Security Instructors, a top-tier organisation that provides comprehensive security and risk management solutions, meeting a variety of customised needs.
Expert Trainer has served as an undercover operator in the Israel Defense Force (IDF) Counter Terrorism Special operations unit which followed by a Police career in similar capacity becoming an instructor at the Israeli National Police Academy. He was responsible for instructing special operations units and teaching both tactical and operational procedures on Counter-Terrorism.
This 2-day The Suicide Bomber Emergence workshop is specifically designed to provide front-line law enforcement officers with the skills and knowledge to effectively identify, interdict and respond to an imminent suicide bombing attack whether person-borne or vehicle-borne—or a non-suicide attack involving a vehicle-borne device. The workshop offers a blend of classroom presentations and practical exercises designed to familiarise attendees with procedures for safe and effective identification and responses to suicide-bombing attacks.
What you will learn from this Masterclass:
RECOGNISE tactics and techniques employed by suicide bombers and how these attacks affect the initial emergency response effort.
IDENTIFY pre-attack Indicators associated with the suicide bomber.
UNDERSTAND bomber’s potential site selection and deployment strategies.
GAIN INSIGHTS into case studies from Israel, Europe, and South Asia attacks.
RECOGNISE pre- attack countermeasures and possible responses.
MASTER the skills of countering suicide bomber threat at both strategic and operational levels.
Who will attend
Public and Private Sector Security professionals, executive, intelligence officers, military and law enforcement with the following job titles:
Chief Operations Officer (COO)
Chief Security Officer (CSO)
Chief Strategy Officer
Corporate Security Manager
Crisis Response Manager
Director of Operations
Emergency Management Director and/or Manager
Risk Manager and/or Director
Security Director and/or Manager
Security Supervisor
Trainer
Expert Trainer has over 20 years of active service in Military Special Operations followed by a career in the Israeli Police and Diplomatic Security Agency. He is currently the owner of International Security Instructors, a top-tier organisation that provides comprehensive security and risk management solutions, meeting a variety of customised needs.
Expert Trainer has served as an undercover operator in the Israel Defense Force (IDF) Counter Terrorism Special operations unit which followed by a Police career in similar capacity becoming an instructor at the Israeli National Police Academy. He was responsible for instructing special operations units and teaching both tactical and operational procedures on Counter-Terrorism.
This 1.5-day workshop on Crisis Negotiations will help delegates gain both a strategic and tactical understanding of Crisis Negotiations. This workshop will take a close look at the key strategic elements required to maximise success and the tactical negotiation tools needed to achieve the objectives. This workshop presents an in-depth look at proven crisis negotiation best-practices that can be used in your own crisis negotiations.
What you will learn from this Masterclass:
UNDERSTAND negotiation dynamics and how to prepare for uncertainty.
MASTER the different types of negotiations approaches and channels.
IDENTIFY and TRAIN the right candidate of negotiators within your organisation/ unit/ team.
BECOME an expert at resolving and defusing conflict anywhere.
RECOGNISE key personality traits and be able to adjust negotiation style.
ACQUIRE proper subject assessment and situational awareness and ENHANCE active listening skills.
STRENGTHEN the skills required to respond to a hostage incident or a person in crisis and de-escalate the situation.
Who will attend
Anyone involves in law enforcement, crisis system management, hostage negotiation and disaster management with the following job titles:
Hostage negotiator
Homeland security officer
Public safety officer
Mediator
Trainer
Expert Trainer is a highly experienced senior law enforcement, security, crisis negotiation and incident management practitioner. He has over 38 years of leadership experience in both law enforcement and the security industry. Having spent over 33 years in law enforcement with the Hong Kong Police, Expert Trainer reached the rank of Assistant Commissioner and was awarded the Police Distinguished Service Medal (P.D.S.M.) for his exemplary service and contribution to Hong Kong.
This 2-day workshop will provide attendees with an understanding of the subject of Technical Surveillance Countermeasures. What is involved and why it is needed. Leveraging the experience of the director of the largest global TSCM provider, this workshop will equip people who are concerned in the commission or delivery of TSCM services with the tools to plan, understand the needs, liaise & execute operations with TSCM providers.
What you will learn:
UNDERSTAND the anatomy of a TSCM inspections and what processes and equipment are required to counter the various surveillance threats. Also look at actions required when a surveillance attack is discovered.
LEARN how to risk assess a site for the suitability of a TSCM inspection, how to plan, schedule and interact with professional TSCM providers to plan the operation covertly and effectively.
EXPLORE using real world technical examples and case studies of different types of surveillance devices and attacks. Look at some recent cases of international espionage and how these may have been prevented.
IDENTIFY the different equipment types used by professional TSCM suppliers and the order in which the are used to compete TSCM sweep. Understand the difference between the physical and technical functions of the TSCM process.
GAIN INSIGHTS into at the main surveillance transmission methods (cellular, Radio Frequency & Wi-Fi) in more detail.
EXAMINE actual TSCM reports and how you can add extra value to the TSCM process by looking at wider holistic security issues during the TSCM process.
LEVERAGE up-to-date threat briefing on the traditional, emerging and future surveillance threats and how these can impact modern businesses and government entities.
Who will attend
This workshop is designed for public and private personnel and technicians who are concerned with the security of confidential information. The course is valuable for anyone who wishes to understand the modern surveillance threat landscape and how to counter and mitigate the risk from this expanding problem. The types of roles who would benefit from attending this workshop are:
Public & Private Sector Security Mangers/Directors
CEO, CIO & COO with Security and Confidentiality Concerns
Senior IT Security Mangers/Directors
Facilities Mangers/Directors
IT Security Professionals
Government & Law Enforcement Security Professionals
Technical personnel conducting TSCM or Security Search Inspections
Close/Executive Protection Officers
Trainer
Expert Trainer has over 35 years of experience in TSCM at government and commercial level. Written and delivered TSCM training courses to non-commercial clients from beginner to advanced level, he's carried out security reviews globally to help businesses spot weaknesses in their physical security and to help find solutions to improve security procedures and defences.
Expert Trainer has been active in countering espionage operations for the last 20 years and constantly evolves new procedures and solutions for emerging surveillance threats. Previously, he spent 20 years as a covert surveillance engineer with MPS New Scotland Yard working on many operations alongside numerous global security services and military units.
Dr Michael Fletcher | Senior Trainer Consultant of Procurement and Supply Chain Operations for Public, Government, Defence and Private Contractors
Prof. Dr Marco Tieman | Chief Executive Officer, LBB International, Malaysia
Tony Lugg | Digital Transformation Champion, China
Drago Kos | Chair of OECD Working Group on Bribery in International Business Transactions, Slovenia
Dr Harald Sippel | Senior Legal Advisor at Schinder Law Firm, Indonesia
Soumava Laha | Senior Director of Supply Chain Asia Pacific, Goodyear Tire Management Company (Shanghai) Ltd., China
