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Every Paramilitary, Criminal, and Terrorist Attack
(Amateur OR Professional)
Begins With
ACTIVE SURVEILLANCE OF THE TARGET!!
Terrorists and criminals conduct surveillance in order to gather information to plan an attack.
This course will encourage U.S. personnel to make surveillance detection a part of their daily operations and lifestyle.
Then, they can detect that they are being watched and stop the terrorist planning process at the earliest stages.
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Gryphon's Military Surveillance Detection and Threat Awareness Course
provides military and federal personnel with:
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Surveillance Detection Tools and Techniques
More Confidence That Potential Attackers Can Be Detected Prior to an Actual Attack
Advanced Surveillance Detection Technology
Real Hands-On Experience Detecting Surveillance in a Realistic Environment
Threat Awareness Exercises That Increase Observation Skills |
This course exceeds ALL of the standards and curriculum of current
Department of Defense courses that offer surveillance detection training. |
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Gryphon Group Security Solutions offers the Military Surveillance Detection and Threat Awareness Course for active or reserve military units, Special Operation Teams or Federal Agencies only. Gryphon currently trains U.S. Army Special Forces, Navy SEALs, Marine Corps special operations personnel, Department of State, Department of Energy, Federal Reserve and United Nations security staff members. |
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This Two Day, 20 Hour Course is comprised of 20% classroom instruction and 80% practical exercises and drills under stress. Each student will participate in "hands-on" realistic surveillance training scenarios and conduct surveillance detection field exercises in an urban environment. Instruction is focused on a "no nonsense" approach that can be learned quickly and utilized under stress. |
Some of the main topics covered are:
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Lessons from Past Terrorist Attacks
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Understanding Terrorist Planning and Target Analysis
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How Terrorist Conduct Surveillance
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Identifying Surveillance Indicators
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Conducting a Surveillance Detection Route
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New Technologies Which Can Help Detect Surveillance
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Improving Your Observation Skills
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Planning for Surveillance Detection Operations
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Operating as a Surveillance Detection Team
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Reporting and Database Recording
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Build Skills Through Surveillance Detection Exercises
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How Open Source Information Can Be Used Against You
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The format of the course can be 1, 2, or 3 days depending on the needs of the unit and the cost per student will depend on the total number and location of training.
Call Today to Reserve a Class Date. Contact Michael K. Vaden, CEO/President, at 321-242-9131 for more information. |
