Introduction to Anti-Terrorism

Description:

This course will provide general knowledge and raise the level of understanding of Anti-Terrorism for civilian and military personnel in temporary or auxiliary roles.

Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Define current-day terrorism
• Understand how current-day terrorism relates to government institutions
• Identify the differences between basic crime and terrorist activities
• Recognize terrorist motives, list potential terrorist targets, and recognize potential terrorist tactics
• Demonstrate knowledge of terrorist organizations in different areas of the world, identify cults and recognize how they relate to terrorism
• Describe the inherent vulnerability of all computer systems
• Explain how sabotage and espionage can be applied to computer networks
• List the threats to computer systems from “outsiders,” “insiders,” and social engineering
• Identify ways to attack terrorism through finances, legislation, U.S. counter-terrorism policy, and national security strategy

Audience:

Civilian and military personnel in temporary or auxiliary roles

Duration:

Eight (8) hours

Registration:

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