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We have successfully developed a very sophisticated and most up to date “Israeli made” Multi Media portable security instruction manual that you can take with you at all times and use for study. Our system serves as Multimedia Distance / Online Security study program that it is very friendly to use and accessible anywhere in the world in all languages.
The Multimedia Distance / Online platform is very well prepared and we continue to develop it permanently, in order to provide our students from the entire Global Security Industry sector with unique and comprehensive Security Instruction materials prior to their Practical completion with ISA – ISRAEL instructors worldwide or with other security-training providers.
The DIGITAL “ISRAELI SECURITY BIBLE” has been developed, gathered, and produced over the past 34 years by ISA – ISRAEL’s Israeli, foreign instructors and many colleagues from various respectable sources and nationalities to suit the Israeli recommended Protection & Counter Terrorism concepts, methods, tactics, and qualification standards.
We continue to add instruction materials and videos as part of an ongoing update/upgrade process for our students during their study.
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On your PERSONAL DIGITAL “ISRAELI SECURITY BIBLE”, you will find very comprehensive instruction materials that contains presentations with pictures and links to enhance and upgrade your knowledge as described in the syllabus of each of the programs. Successful completion of the independent Multimedia Distance / Online study training requires discipline. For most remote students, it is not practical to block out two or three days of time to complete all the Modules back-to-back, as one would do if enrolled in a classroom seminar. In this case, we recommend that you establish a personal study schedule to ensure that you complete all the program’s Modules and theirs chapters in a timely fashion. Your personal tablet will help you study at your own convenience at any time and place, as long as you have an internet connection. For example, you may decide that each day you will devote a few hours to completing sections of various issues or you may decide that every Saturday and Sunday morning you will devote a few hours to study. We recommend that you study at your own pace to guarantee a complete, relaxed and thorough study experience. We recommend that you read each Module in sequence, starting with Module No 1. Regardless of how you allocate your time, maintaining a strict personal study schedule will keep you on track in completing all the Modules. Your ISA – ISRAEL’s Mentor – He is the person responsible for guiding and mentoring you in all programs matters during your study period. Communication with your Mentor will be via Skype and emails. |
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ISA ISRAEL’s Multimedia Distance / Online Security career upgrades is followed by a Distance / Online Examination component to measure the student understands of the program’s material. Students will be briefed on the final examination answering criteria. Once you have completed the entire program’s content, you should be ready to take the Distance / Online Examination for the course you purchased. Re-do final examination: to retake a final course examination please contact us. We recommend that you review the program materials to bolster your knowledge on any topic that you had difficulty with on the first exam before taking the examination a second time. Once you have passed the program’s exam, a prestigious certificate will be emailed to you verifying the study you have completed. Each exam will qualify you for the COURSE and the study materials (all Modules) you purchased as follows: Only students enrolled in ISA ISRAEL’S Multimedia Distance / Online security Qualification & certification programs using their DIGITAL “ISRAELI SECURITY BIBLE” are permitted to join the examination and certification process at ISA – ISRAEL. |
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Online exams :
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COURSE 2
COURSE 3 – SEPTEMBER 2001
EXAM – OC 1 – ISRAELI VIP / CLOSE PROTECTION & COUNTER TERRORISM
EXAM – OC 2 – HIGH RISK MISSION’S OPERATION
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COURSE 1
- The training will qualify, upgrade, sophisticate and enhance the tactical capabilities and operational fitness of those who wish to work as International Protection Operatives.
- Understanding of the collection and evaluation of intelligence as it relates to the principal and threat assessment
- Familiarity with typical attacker profiles and actions, based on and including case studies of actual assassinations and attempts.
- Understand and practice scanning the surroundings for threats, in order to respond to them appropriately.
- Knowledge of the history of protective services and the ability to identify key concepts and terms of this unique segment of the security field.
- The information necessary to integrate all elements of an executive protection mission into a working field operation.
- The ability to undertake threat analysis, including evaluations of internal and external threats.
- The ability to successfully clear an area as safe from threats to the VIP. This process will be understood as part of an overall operation that involves movement by the VIP from one place to another.
- Understand and practice correctly for motions related to both pedestrian and vehicular movement.
- Understand and practice proper vehicle, person and room search techniques
COURSE 2
- Understanding the fundamentals of a protection team, in a manner that emphasizes team integration, cooperation and communication elements of a VIP protective mission.
- The ability to plan the safe arrival and departure of a VIP within the context of a VIP Protection Team mission.
- Understanding how to relay accurate information, such as descriptions and directions, to others in a protective service team.
- The ability to build effective professional relationships with the police, security personnel, the public, businesses and employees within their field of operation.
- The ability to undertake field operations involving vehicle and pedestrian movement, command center operation and static post assignments.
- Awareness of technical capabilities such as surveillance, detection and alarm equipment.
- Thorough understanding of how these mechanical and electronic assets can be integrated into Protection Team operations.
- Understanding the importance of proper staffing, the assignment of protective services and other security personnel as it relates to the protection of the VIP.
- Understanding of the ability to execute the necessary maintenance procedures of secured areas over extended periods where the VIP remains static.
- Understanding of the value of such relationships in terms of enhancing service to the client, as well as increased safety for the client and others assigned to the mission.
- he training will qualify, upgrade, sophisticate and enhance the tactical capability and operational fitness of those who work or intend to work as High Risk Protection Operatives.
- The training will expose the participants to Israeli unique expertise, which was accumulated in Lebanon and other High Risk areas in the Middle East.
- The trainees will be hosted by Arab families, for a better understanding of the Arab-Islamic culture, religion, manners and language, in order to avoid unwanted and unnecessary conflicts with the local Arab or Muslim population in these “High Risk Zones”.
- The total environmental conditions, the climate and the population in Israel are the most suitable for the simulation of Israeli proved tactical response methods.
- Familiarity with typical attacker profiles and actions, based on and including case studies of attack strategies encountered during High Risk Zone operations.
- Understand and practice scanning the surroundings for threats, in order to respond to them appropriately.
- Knowledge of the basic information necessary to integrate all elements of High Risk protective missions into a working field operation.
- Understand and practice convoy formations and vehicular movement, tactics and strategies.
- Exposure to the Arab/Islamic culture, its social habits, the religion, the language, and the rituals.
COURSE 3
- The training will serve as an asset for the students. You will gain knowledge and understanding of violent crime , terrorism and their adversaries :
- Who are they?
- How do they operate?
- How do they gather intelligence?
- What is the Modus Operandi of different crime and terrorist groups
- How can they be stopped?
- During the training, the participants will get acquainted with unique Israeli protection concepts, up-to-date methods, modern techniques, sophisticated tactics and State-of-the-art security and safety technologies.
- During the training the participants will get a new outlook on design and implementation of integrated protection plans covering all aspects of Doctrine, Human Resources, Technology and Procedure.
- You will take part in this unique opportunity to develop business connections and discuss with your international peers the methods, tactics and ideas needed for better design, implementation and operation.
95% of our graduates improved their status in the security industry!
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COURSE 1
CONCEPTS, METHODS & TACTICS
ISRAELI VIP / CLOSE PROTECTION & COUNTER TERRORISM
SPECIALIZATION
CONCEPTS, METHODS & TACTICS
Module 1 – HOW TO EMPOWER YOUR MENTAL & PHYSICAL CAPACITIES |
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| 1. Self-Awareness and The Subconscious Mind | 
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| 2. The Necessity of Self Esteem and Confidence | |
| 3. Physical Fitness Theory | |
| 4. Muscle Fitness and Resistance Exercises | |
| 5. Fitness Training, Principles and Methods for The Ultimate VPO | |
| 6. Stress Management and Mental Preparedness in Critical Situations | |
| 7. The VPO and The Dangers of Assertiveness | |
| 8. Emotional Intelligence in the Field | |
| 9. Mental Preparation: Five color theory | |
| 10. Personality Test – Test Yourself | |
| 11. How to Get to Know Your self Better | |
| 12. How to Get to Know Your self Better-Answers | |
| Total pages: 224 | |
Module 2 – IMPROVE YOUR PERSONAL PROTECTION & SAFETY |
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| 1. Personal Security and the Need for Protection | 
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| 2. The Importance of Personal Security for Women | |
| 3. Aggression | |
| 4. Security Preparedness | |
| 5. Basic First Aid Guide | |
| Total pages: 125 | |
Module 3 – DISCOVER BODY LANGUAGE SECRETS |
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| 1. Introduction to Body Language | 
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| 2. The Body Speaks, The Body’s Contribution to Language | |
| 3. The Sociological Perspectives of Body Language | |
| 4. The Practical Guide to Interpreting Gestures and Motions: Part 1 | |
| 5. The Practical Guide to Interpreting Gestures and Motions: Part 2 | |
| 6. Body language in Confrontational Situations | |
| 7. The Human Lie Detector: How to Flawlessly Tell and Detect Lies | |
| 8. Reading the Tells: Non-Verbal Communication that Speaks | |
| Total pages: 204 | |
Module 4 – FAMILIARIZATION WITH THE POTENTIAL ADVERSARIES |
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| 1. The Adversary | 
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| 2. The Adversary: Case Study | |
| 3. Profiling and Suspect Identification | |
| 4. Foundation of Surveillance | |
| 5. Surveillance and Pre-Attack Indicators | |
| 6. Surveillance Counter Measures | |
| Total pages: 129 | |
Module 5 – QUALITIES & QUALIFICATIONS OF THE VIP PROTECTION OPERATIVE |
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| 1. VPO Safety and the Use of Force | 
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| 2. VPO Qualifications and Professionalism | |
| 3. Essential Mental Toughness | |
| 4. Physical Conditions of Performance and Arousal | |
| 5. VPO Mental Attack Plan | |
| 6. The Wolf Pack Predator | |
| 7. Code of Ethics | |
| 8. Professional Guide for VPO | |
| Total pages: 216 | |
Module 6 – THREAT ASSESSMENT FACTORS |
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| 1. The VIP Protégé | 
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| 2. The VIP’s Essential Operation Questionnaire and Checklist | |
| 3. Fundamentals of Security and Awareness | |
| 4. Cover and Overt Intelligence Operations and Threat Analysis | |
| 5. Vulnerability Analysis and Asset Fortification | |
| 6. VIP High Risk Travel Security | |
| 7. Special Report – Mitigating Threats Relating to Travel Security | |
| Total pages: 163 | |
Module 7 – VIP PROTECTION SINGLE OPERATION – CLASSIC |
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| 1. VIP Protection: Tenants of the Single Operation | 
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| 2. VPO Security in Motion and Transportation | |
| 3. VPO Qualifications: Operational Bodyguard Techniques | |
| 4. Principles of Patrol and Security Systems | |
| 5. Tactical and Operational Driving | |
| 6. Counter-Terrorist Driving Maneuvers | |
| 7. Instinctive Driving and Evasive Maneuvers | |
| Total pages: 203 | |
Module 8 – PROTECTION TEAM OPERATION CLASSIC & HR |
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| 1. The Unique Israeli VIP Protection Personnel and Preparation Method | 
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| 2. International Travel and Security Abroad | |
| 3. Team Operations and Formations | |
| 4. Operating in Danger Zones and a Hostile Areas | |
| 5. Mobile Security for VIPs on the Move: LE Operation | |
| 6. VIP Protection Vehicle Formations – LE Team | |
| 7. Basic Land Navigation Skills for Operational Use | |
| 8. Israeli Security Methods for VIP Event Security | |
| 9. Surviving Kidnappings and Hostage Situations | |
| Total pages: 271 | |
Module 9 – HOW TO DEAL WITH EXPLOSIVE THREATS |
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| 1. Explosive Devices | 
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| 2. Public Bomb Threats | |
| 3. Suicide Terrorism: An Overview of the Threat | |
| 4. Sweeping a Vehicle | |
| 5. Concealed Weapons Guide | |
| Total pages: 153 | |
Module 10 – ISRAELI EMERGENCY TACTICAL DEFENSE METHODS |
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| 1. Israeli Emergency Tactical Defense Methods (Krav Maga + Weapon) | 
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| 2. Tactical Shooting – Weapon Safety, Regulations and Mistakes | |
| 3. Introduction to the Glock 17 | |
| 4. Emergency Medical Treatment in the Field | |
| Total pages: 91 | |
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VISIT COURSE 1
COURSE 2
CONCEPTS, METHODS TACTICS
&
CT MEASURES FOR HR PROTECTION OPERATIONS
HIGH RISK MISSION’S OPERATION
PRINCIPLES OF THE ISRAELI SECURITY CONCEPTS, METHODS TACTICS AND CT MEASURES FOR HR PROTECTION OPERATIONS
Module 11 – FAMILARIZATION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM THREATS |
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| 1. Force Protection Terrorism | 
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| 2. Terrorism: Introduction and Background | |
| 3. The Wheel Of Terror | |
| 4. Terrorist Tactics: It’s the Terror | |
| 5. Trends in International Terrorism Threats | |
| 6. Weapons of Terrorism: Small Arms, Explosives and Incendiaries | |
| 7. The Real Threat of Suicide Bombers | |
| 8. Suicide Bombers: Threats and Preventative Measures | |
| 9. The International Terrorist Threat of Al Qaeda and ISIS | |
| 10. Into the Belly of the Beast: a Focus on Al Qaeda | |
| 11. Boko Haram and Islamic Fundamentalism in Nigeria | |
| 12. The Growing Radicalization of theYouth in Somalia | |
| Total pages: 293 | |
Module 12 – POTENTIAL ADVERSARIES HIGH RISK |
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| 1. Terrorism: Introduction and Background | 
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| 2. The Wheel of Terror | |
| 3. Terrorist Tactics -It’s the Terror | |
| 4. Weapons of Terrorism: Small Arms, Explosives and Incendiaries | |
| 5. Trends in International Terrorism Threats | |
| 6. Introduction to the Kalashnikov: The Terrorist’s Best Friend | |
| Total pages: 177 | |
Module 13 – HOW TO CONDUCT IN ARAB MUSLIM COUNTRIES |
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| 1. From the Prophet Muhammad to The War on Terrorism | 
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| 2. The Arab Life Style | |
| 3. Understanding Islam and Arab Culture | |
| 4. Islamic Extremism in the Arab World | |
| 5. Islamic Extremism and Suicide Terrorist Attacks | |
| Total pages: 159 | |
Module 14 – TRANSPORTATION SECURITY PRINCIPLES |
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| 1. Land Transport of Dangerous Goods | 
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| 2. Shipping Dangerous Goods | |
| 3. Safe/Secure Transport of Chemicals | |
| 4. The Past the Present and the Future of Cargo Security | |
| 5. Hazardous Materials Transportation Security Requirements | |
| Total pages: 100 | |
Module 15 – AVIATION SECURITY PRINCIPLES |
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| 1. Civil Aviation Threats and Regional Context | 
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| 2. Airport Security | |
| 3. Comparative Risk Analysis & Threat Adaptability | |
| 4. Civil Aviation and Biological Terrorism | |
| 5. Transportation Security | |
| 6. Securing Israel’s International Airport | |
| 7. Both Sides of the Cockpit Door | |
| Total pages: 92 | |
Module 16 – MARITIME SECURITY PRINCIPLES |
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| 1. Boating – Basics and Beginnings | 
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| 2. International Ship and Port Facility Security | |
| 3. Maritime Flags of Convenience and 3rd Party Security | |
| 4. Introduction to International Ship and Port Security | |
| 5. The Threat of Maritime Terrorism – Piracy Modus Operandi | |
| 6. Anti Piracy Protection Measures | |
| 7. Crucial Security on Cruise Ships | |
| Total pages: 168 | |
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VISIT COURSE 2
COURSE 3
OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION
SECURITY, PROTECTION & COUNTER TERRORISM
ASSASSMENT, PLANNING & OPERATION
Module 17 – VITAL ASPECTS OF PSYCHOLOGY AND VICTIMOLOGY |
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| 1. Introduction to Psychology | 
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| 2. Sociological Perspectives and Imagination | |
| 3. Personal, Social and Emotional Development | |
| 4. Psychology: Perspectives and Analysis | |
| 5. Positive Psychology | |
| 6. Social Psychology | |
| 7. Sociologists and Society | |
| 8. Victimology Anthropology and Race | |
| 9. Criminal and Terrorist Profiling | |
| 10. Emotional Intelligence It’s Causes and Cures | |
| 11. Social Engineering | |
| Total pages: 223 | |
MODULE 18 – INTELLIGENCE – FROM GATHERING to OPERATIONS |
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| 1. Competitive intelligence- Gaining the Upper Hand | 
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| 2. Intelligence, Espionage and Surveillance | |
| 3. Intelligence: Identifying and Gathering | |
| 4. Principles of Human Intelligence in Counter Terrorism | |
| 5. Open Source Intelligence for the 21 Century. | |
| 6. Intelligence Mission and Operations | |
| 7. The future of Intelligence. | |
| Total pages: 149 | |
MODULE 19 – SURVEILLANCE |
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| 1. Foundations of Surveillance | 
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| 2. Surveillance and Methodologies | |
| 3. Surveillance in Terrorist Planning | |
| 4. Surveillance Kit 1 final | |
| 5. Surveillance Kit 2 final | |
| 6. Surveillance Kit 3 final | |
| 7. Surveillance Kit 4 final | |
| 8. Surveillance Kit 5 final | |
| Total pages: 184 | |
MODULE 20 – COUNTER INTELLIGENCE and SURVEILLANCE |
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| 1. Counterintelligence Threats and Awareness | 
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| 2. Questioning Suspects and Lie Detection | |
| 3. Counterintelligence- Indicators and Behavior | |
| 4. Surveillance Detection | |
| 5. Surveillance and Pre-Attack Indicators | |
| 6. CI Operations in Counterintelligence | |
| 7. The Aware Traveler | |
| Total pages: 112 | |
MODULE 21 –INFORMATION SECURITY |
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| 1. Information Security- Blueprint to Safety | 
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| 2. Information System- How to fit Security in the Picture | |
| 3. Management and Information Security in the Office | |
| 4. Mark Zimmerman’s information Security | |
| 5. Risk Management and Analysis | |
| 6. Planning for Security and Management | |
| Total pages: 139 | |
MODULE 22 – CRIME FIGHTING |
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| 1. Motives Behind Crime and Criminals | 
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| 2. Typologies of Transnational Organized Crime | |
| 3. Crime Fighting – National Strategies Against Organized Crime | |
| Total pages: 72 | |
MODULE 23 – THREATS EVALUATION, COUNTER TERRORISM STRATEGIES & TACTICS |
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| 1. World Threat Evaluation | 
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| 2. Force Protection – Terrorism | |
| 3. How to Mitigate Crime and Terrorism | |
| 4. Counter Terrorist Strategies | |
| 5. The Ten Commandments | |
| 6. Counter Terrorism in Africa | |
| Total pages: 65 | |
Module 24 – PROTECTION, ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING |
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| 1. Workplace Security Preparedness | 
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| 2. Protection Assessment, Planning and Operation | |
| 3. Protective Threat Risk Analysis | |
| 4. Advance and Security Planning | |
| 5. Protective Operations -Planning and Advances | |
| 6. Installation Security | |
| 7. Physical Environmental Security | |
| 8. How to Design Effective Physical Security System | |
| 9. Security Planning for Special Events | |
| Total pages: 226 | |
MODULE 25 – EXEMPLES OF SECURITY PLANS |
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| 1. Example Security Plan | 
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| 2. Example Security Plan – Threat Alert | |
| 3. Example Security Plan- Information Technology | |
| 4. Example Security Plan- Employee Conduct and Performance | |
| 5. Example Security Plan – Temporary project Closures and Communications | |
| Total pages: 119 | |
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MODULE 26 – OPERATION PLAN AND ORDER |
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| 1. Protection Plan and Operation Order | 
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| Total pages: 21 | |
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MODULE27 – OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT& LEADERSHIP |
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| 1. Foundations for Successful and Effective Leadership | 
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| 2. Effective Communication | |
| 3. Public Speaking Mistakes to Avoid Mistakes | |
| 4. The Critical Implementation of Leadership, Motivation and Team Building | |
| 5. Negotiation Skills | |
| 6. Military Leadership and Implementation | |
| 7. Communication Secrets of Great Leaders | |
| Total pages: 147 | |
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VISIT COURSE 3
Contain courses 1 + 2 + 3
ISRAELI VIP / CLOSE PROTECTION & COUNTER TERRORISM
SPECIALIZATION
CONCEPTS, METHODS & TACTICS
Module 1 – HOW TO EMPOWER YOUR MENTAL & PHYSICAL CAPACITIES |
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| Presentation’s name | Image |
| 1. Self-Awareness and The Subconscious Mind |
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| 2. The Necessity of Self Esteem and Confidence | |
| 3. Physical Fitness Theory | |
| 4. Muscle Fitness and Resistance Exercises | |
| 5. Fitness Training, Principles and Methods for The Ultimate VPO | |
| 6. Stress Management and Mental Preparedness in Critical Situations | |
| 7. The VPO and The Dangers of Assertiveness | |
| 8. Emotional Intelligence in the Field | |
| 9. Mental Preparation: Five color theory | |
| 10. Personality Test – Test Yourself | |
| 11. How to Get to Know Your self Better | |
| 12. How to Get to Know Your self Better-Answers | |
| Total pages: 224 | |
Module 2 – IMPROVE YOUR PERSONAL PROTECTION & SAFETY |
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| 1. Personal Security and the Need for Protection |
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| 2. The Importance of Personal Security for Women | |
| 3. Aggression | |
| 4. Security Preparedness | |
| 5. Basic First Aid Guide | |
| Total pages: 125 | |
Module 3 – DISCOVER BODY LANGUAGE SECRETS |
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| Presentation’s name | Image |
| 1. Introduction to Body Language |
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| 2. The Body Speaks, The Body’s Contribution to Language | |
| 3. The Sociological Perspectives of Body Language | |
| 4. The Practical Guide to Interpreting Gestures and Motions: Part 1 | |
| 5. The Practical Guide to Interpreting Gestures and Motions: Part 2 | |
| 6. Body language in Confrontational Situations | |
| 7. The Human Lie Detector: How to Flawlessly Tell and Detect Lies | |
| 8. Reading the Tells: Non-Verbal Communication that Speaks | |
| Total pages: 204 | |
Module 4 – FAMILIARIZATION WITH THE POTENTIAL ADVERSARIES |
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| 1. The Adversary |
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| 2. The Adversary: Case Study | |
| 3. Profiling and Suspect Identification | |
| 4. Foundation of Surveillance | |
| 5. Surveillance and Pre-Attack Indicators | |
| 6. Surveillance Counter Measures | |
| Total pages: 129 | |
Module 5 – QUALITIES & QUALIFICATIONS OF THE VIP PROTECTION OPERATIVE |
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| 1. VPO Safety and the Use of Force |
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| 2. VPO Qualifications and Professionalism | |
| 3. Essential Mental Toughness | |
| 4. Physical Conditions of Performance and Arousal | |
| 5. VPO Mental Attack Plan | |
| 6. The Wolf Pack Predator | |
| 7. Code of Ethics | |
| 8. Professional Guide for VPO | |
| Total pages: 216 | |
Module 6 – THREAT ASSESSMENT FACTORS |
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| 1. The VIP Protégé |
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| 2. The VIP’s Essential Operation Questionnaire and Checklist | |
| 3. Fundamentals of Security and Awareness | |
| 4. Cover and Overt Intelligence Operations and Threat Analysis | |
| 5. Vulnerability Analysis and Asset Fortification | |
| 6. VIP High Risk Travel Security | |
| 7. Special Report – Mitigating Threats Relating to Travel Security | |
| Total pages: 163 | |
Module 7 – VIP PROTECTION SINGLE OPERATION – CLASSIC |
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| 1. VIP Protection: Tenants of the Single Operation |
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| 2. VPO Security in Motion and Transportation | |
| 3. VPO Qualifications: Operational Bodyguard Techniques | |
| 4. Principles of Patrol and Security Systems | |
| 5. Tactical and Operational Driving | |
| 6. Counter-Terrorist Driving Maneuvers | |
| 7. Instinctive Driving and Evasive Maneuvers | |
| Total pages: 203 | |
Module 8 – PROTECTION TEAM OPERATION CLASSIC & HR |
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| 1. The Unique Israeli VIP Protection Personnel and Preparation Method |
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| 2. International Travel and Security Abroad | |
| 3. Team Operations and Formations | |
| 4. Operating in Danger Zones and a Hostile Areas | |
| 5. Mobile Security for VIPs on the Move: LE Operation | |
| 6. VIP Protection Vehicle Formations – LE Team | |
| 7. Basic Land Navigation Skills for Operational Use | |
| 8. Israeli Security Methods for VIP Event Security | |
| 9. Surviving Kidnappings and Hostage Situations | |
| Total pages: 271 | |
Module 9 – HOW TO DEAL WITH EXPLOSIVE THREATS |
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| 1. Explosive Devices |
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| 2. Public Bomb Threats | |
| 3. Suicide Terrorism: An Overview of the Threat | |
| 4. Sweeping a Vehicle | |
| 5. Concealed Weapons Guide | |
| Total pages: 153 | |
Module 10 – ISRAELI EMERGENCY TACTICAL DEFENSE METHODS |
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| 1. Israeli Emergency Tactical Defense Methods (Krav Maga + Weapon) |
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| 2. Tactical Shooting – Weapon Safety, Regulations and Mistakes | |
| 3. Introduction to the Glock 17 | |
| 4. Emergency Medical Treatment in the Field | |
| Total pages: 91 | |
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HIGH RISK MISSION’S OPERATION
PRINCIPLES OF THE ISRAELI SECURITY CONCEPTS, METHODS TACTICS AND CT MEASURES FOR HR PROTECTION OPERATIONS
Module 11 – FAMILARIZATION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM THREATS |
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| 1. Force Protection Terrorism |
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| 2. Terrorism: Introduction and Background | |
| 3. The Wheel Of Terror | |
| 4. Terrorist Tactics: It’s the Terror | |
| 5. Trends in International Terrorism Threats | |
| 6. Weapons of Terrorism: Small Arms, Explosives and Incendiaries | |
| 7. The Real Threat of Suicide Bombers | |
| 8. Suicide Bombers: Threats and Preventative Measures | |
| 9. The International Terrorist Threat of Al Qaeda and ISIS | |
| 10. Into the Belly of the Beast: a Focus on Al Qaeda | |
| 11. Boko Haram and Islamic Fundamentalism in Nigeria | |
| 12. The Growing Radicalization of theYouth in Somalia | |
| Total pages: 293 | |
Module 12 – POTENTIAL ADVERSARIES HIGH RISK |
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| 1. Terrorism: Introduction and Background |
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| 2. The Wheel of Terror | |
| 3. Terrorist Tactics -It’s the Terror | |
| 4. Weapons of Terrorism: Small Arms, Explosives and Incendiaries | |
| 5. Trends in International Terrorism Threats | |
| 6. Introduction to the Kalashnikov: The Terrorist’s Best Friend | |
| Total pages: 177 | |
Module 13 – HOW TO CONDUCT IN ARAB MUSLIM COUNTRIES |
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| 1. From the Prophet Muhammad to The War on Terrorism |
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| 2. The Arab Life Style | |
| 3. Understanding Islam and Arab Culture | |
| 4. Islamic Extremism in the Arab World | |
| 5. Islamic Extremism and Suicide Terrorist Attacks | |
| Total pages: 159 | |
Module 14 – TRANSPORTATION SECURITY PRINCIPLES |
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| 1. Land Transport of Dangerous Goods |
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| 2. Shipping Dangerous Goods | |
| 3. Safe/Secure Transport of Chemicals | |
| 4. The Past the Present and the Future of Cargo Security | |
| 5. Hazardous Materials Transportation Security Requirements | |
| Total pages: 100 | |
Module 15 – AVIATION SECURITY PRINCIPLES |
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| 1. Civil Aviation Threats and Regional Context |
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| 2. Airport Security | |
| 3. Comparative Risk Analysis & Threat Adaptability | |
| 4. Civil Aviation and Biological Terrorism | |
| 5. Transportation Security | |
| 6. Securing Israel’s International Airport | |
| 7. Both Sides of the Cockpit Door | |
| Total pages: 92 | |
Module 16 – MARITIME SECURITY PRINCIPLES |
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| 1. Boating – Basics and Beginnings |
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| 2. International Ship and Port Facility Security | |
| 3. Maritime Flags of Convenience and 3rd Party Security | |
| 4. Introduction to International Ship and Port Security | |
| 5. The Threat of Maritime Terrorism – Piracy Modus Operandi | |
| 6. Anti Piracy Protection Measures | |
| 7. Crucial Security on Cruise Ships | |
| Total pages: 168 | |
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OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION
SECURITY, PROTECTION & COUNTER TERRORISM
ASSASSMENT, PLANNING & OPERATION
Module 17 – VITAL ASPECTS OF PSYCHOLOGY AND VICTIMOLOGY |
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| 1. Introduction to Psychology |
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| 2. Sociological Perspectives and Imagination | |
| 3. Personal, Social and Emotional Development | |
| 4. Psychology: Perspectives and Analysis | |
| 5. Positive Psychology | |
| 6. Social Psychology | |
| 7. Sociologists and Society | |
| 8. Victimology Anthropology and Race | |
| 9. Criminal and Terrorist Profiling | |
| 10. Emotional Intelligence It’s Causes and Cures | |
| 11. Social Engineering | |
| Total pages: 223 | |
MODULE 18 – INTELLIGENCE – FROM GATHERING to OPERATIONS |
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| 1. Competitive intelligence- Gaining the Upper Hand |
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| 2. Intelligence, Espionage and Surveillance | |
| 3. Intelligence: Identifying and Gathering | |
| 4. Principles of Human Intelligence in Counter Terrorism | |
| 5. Open Source Intelligence for the 21 Century. | |
| 6. Intelligence Mission and Operations | |
| 7. The future of Intelligence. | |
| Total pages: 149 | |
MODULE 19 – SURVEILLANCE |
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| 1. Foundations of Surveillance |
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| 2. Surveillance and Methodologies | |
| 3. Surveillance in Terrorist Planning | |
| 4. Surveillance Kit 1 final | |
| 5. Surveillance Kit 2 final | |
| 6. Surveillance Kit 3 final | |
| 7. Surveillance Kit 4 final | |
| 8. Surveillance Kit 5 final | |
| Total pages: 184 | |
MODULE 20 – COUNTER INTELLIGENCE and SURVEILLANCE |
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| 1. Counterintelligence Threats and Awareness |
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| 2. Questioning Suspects and Lie Detection | |
| 3. Counterintelligence- Indicators and Behavior | |
| 4. Surveillance Detection | |
| 5. Surveillance and Pre-Attack Indicators | |
| 6. CI Operations in Counterintelligence | |
| 7. The Aware Traveler | |
| Total pages: 112 | |
MODULE 21 –INFORMATION SECURITY |
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| 1. Information Security- Blueprint to Safety |
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| 2. Information System- How to fit Security in the Picture | |
| 3. Management and Information Security in the Office | |
| 4. Mark Zimmerman’s information Security | |
| 5. Risk Management and Analysis | |
| 6. Planning for Security and Management | |
| Total pages: 139 | |
MODULE 22 – CRIME FIGHTING |
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| 1. Motives Behind Crime and Criminals |
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| 2. Typologies of Transnational Organized Crime | |
| 3. Crime Fighting – National Strategies Against Organized Crime | |
| Total pages: 72 | |
MODULE 23 – THREATS EVALUATION, COUNTER TERRORISM STRATEGIES & TACTICS |
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| 1. World Threat Evaluation |
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| 2. Force Protection – Terrorism | |
| 3. How to Mitigate Crime and Terrorism | |
| 4. Counter Terrorist Strategies | |
| 5. The Ten Commandments | |
| 6. Counter Terrorism in Africa | |
| Total pages: 65 | |
Module 24 – PROTECTION, ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING |
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| 1. Workplace Security Preparedness |
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| 2. Protection Assessment, Planning and Operation | |
| 3. Protective Threat Risk Analysis | |
| 4. Advance and Security Planning | |
| 5. Protective Operations -Planning and Advances | |
| 6. Installation Security | |
| 7. Physical Environmental Security | |
| 8. How to Design Effective Physical Security System | |
| 9. Security Planning for Special Events | |
| Total pages: 226 | |
MODULE 25 – EXEMPLES OF SECURITY PLANS |
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| 1. Example Security Plan |
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| 2. Example Security Plan – Threat Alert | |
| 3. Example Security Plan- Information Technology | |
| 4. Example Security Plan- Employee Conduct and Performance | |
| 5. Example Security Plan – Temporary project Closures and Communications | |
| Total pages: 119 | |
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MODULE 26 – OPERATION PLAN AND ORDER |
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| 1. Protection Plan and Operation Order |
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| Total pages: 21 | |
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MODULE27 – OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT& LEADERSHIP |
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| 1. Foundations for Successful and Effective Leadership |
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| 2. Effective Communication | |
| 3. Public Speaking Mistakes to Avoid Mistakes | |
| 4. The Critical Implementation of Leadership, Motivation and Team Building | |
| 5. Negotiation Skills | |
| 6. Military Leadership and Implementation | |
| 7. Communication Secrets of Great Leaders | |
| Total pages: 147 | |
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