(SLS) Crime Prevention: Security Lighting Systems Design - This workshop examines the relationships between theory, energy conservation, and social and environmental factors for man-made and natural light applications. Two full days focus on the effective use of lighting the environment to augment other forms of security technology. The effects of light on human physiological and psychological behavior are discussed in detail.

Based on the assumption that preventive measures must be in place to be effective, students learn 25 mitigation strategies that when successfully applied reduce the impact of terrorist attack. We examine the current state of terrorism in the United States, its evolving nature and the future use of weapons of mass destruction. A variety of options are explored for addressing the most common manmade threats we face today and for the foreseeable...

This three day workshop was developed with the asset owner in mind. Students will learn how to design CCTV systems for different types of secure level areas, compounds and installations. Students will be able to design their own intrusion detection (IDS) and access control (ACS) systems. Students will ultimately combine camera systems with video analytics, with ACS and IDS. This very interactive course has numerous case studies built into the...

This 2-day course explores principles developed over the last twenty years in the “social behavior” arena. The same concepts that effect positive social engineering are duplicated in designing inhabited spaces to cause people to do what you want them to do. Students will learn to design “from the curb inward” and incorporate overlapping threat prevention principles. We also look at crime and terrorist activity and their...

For the past 40 years, the Federal Business Council has produced thousands of symposiums, expositions, training forums, and conferences, both on-site and off, for the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and civilian agencies. 2016 stands to improve upon our schedule, with over 100 events planned. Join us on October 6, 2016 for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) CISO Security & Privacy Forum! More detailed event...

For the past 40 years, the Federal Business Council has produced thousands of symposiums, expositions, training forums, and conferences, both on-site and off, for the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and civilian agencies. 2016 stands to improve upon our schedule, with over 100 events planned. Join us on August 2, 2016 for the CMS Security Control & Oversight & Update Training (CSCOUT)! More detailed event information com...

The Massachusetts Association of Crime Analysts will be holding their 19th Annual Training Conference on Cape Cod from May 9 to May 13 of 2016.The training we have this year will be especially interesting to those involved in Crime Analysis, Intelligence Analysis, Traffic Safety, Investigations, Social Media, Homeland Security, Emergency Planning, School Safety, Active Shooter Preparedness, Grant Writing, and Advanced Law Enforcement Technolog...

In a world of increasingly global and uncharted threats, public health professionals must learn how to respond to a wide array of potential emergencies and disasters. Organizations may not have the resources to prepare for every potential threat but they can plan responses to make their communities more resilient. Recovery after a disaster impacts all levels of governmental public health and healthcare agencies and these organizations must wor...

4th Annual Joint Civil & DoD CBRN Symposium - “Advancing A Whole of Government Approach to CBRN Defense, Response & Readiness” DSI’s Joint Civil & DoD CBRN Symposium is designed as an educational and training “Town Hall” forum, where thought leaders and key policymakers across military and civilian organizationscan come together for actionable discussions and debate. The symposium’s overall theme...

Join Vice Admiral Raquel Bono, Defense Health Agency director, for an interactive discussion on the military's goals and vision for its health technology and services programs. Following her opening remarks, a panel of healthcare data leaders will facilitate a discussion on interoperability and security.