(702) 723-0071
Required Training
click the title for the learning material
Provides security officers with an introduction to Critical Program Information (CPI) including: definition, requirement for enhanced security protection known as a Program Protection Plan (PPP), and direction to applicable supporting policies.
click the title for the learning material
Topics covered include vulnerability awareness, personal safety strategies, terrorist threat mitigation, important travel documentation, health precautions, and the importance of understanding local laws. Video
click the title for the learning material
Provides security personnel who work with scientists, engineers, and others within cleared academia about the unique challenges that present themselves when talking to academics about security.
click the title for the learning material
Triple Threat Short examines the interconnectedness of Counterintelligence, Cybersecurity and Insider Threat missions and their roles in identifying and mitigating internal and external threats.
click the title for the learning material
Provides an opportunity to practice identifying what constitutes a suspicious email, while increasing awareness about the importance of reporting suspicious contacts.
click the title for the learning material
Students shall demonstrate comprehension of the concept of physical security, as well as the physical security measures and their uses available for implementation in the protection of DOD and all clients assets.
Take the Quiz for Credit (required in Q3)
click the title for the learning material
Helps to determine the most reasonable response to protect yourself and the lives of others around you, given a scenario about an active shooter incident.
Take the Quiz for Credit (required in Q2)
click the title for the learning material
The video provides both security and non-security professionals with principles and techniques that can augment traditional security protocols. This conflict prevention approach can help individuals who observe activities and behaviors that may be considered suspicious, or indicative of potentially violent activity, reduce the risk of a potentially volatile situation.
click the links for the learning material
De-escalation Series
The assessment process of the De-Escalation series determines whether an emergency response is needed, if de-escalation is possible, or if a more formal assessment is needed.
Take the Quiz for Credit (required in Q2)
click the title for the learning material
A fun way to get through report writing is to watch all the videos for better skill building! There is no quiz for this series, but the content is updated regularly.
Read TrackTik Armed Security Report Writing Tips
click the title for the learning material
Firearm and Safety Review
This firearm safety training course includes a required in-person intensive held annually to ensure hands-on proficiency and adherence to safety protocols. A quarterly online quiz must be completed to reinforce knowledge and assess ongoing understanding of firearm handling and response procedures. In-person training is mandatory and cannot be substituted with virtual modules.
Click to Quiz ( required quarterly)
Every day, we protect a wide variety of assets from various types of threats. One way we do this is through the use of physical security to deter and detect intruders. In this course, you will learn about physical security concepts and roles, as well as physical security planning and implementation, including a review of the various types of physical security countermeasures employed to deter, delay, detect, or prevent threats.
Video Pt 1: Intro and Site Barriers
YOUR SKILLS MATTER
All trainings are designed to ensure that every officer is equipped with the most up-to-date knowledge and skills necessary for firearm safety and professional conduct while fulfilling their duties. This training is a crucial component of maintaining high standards of security, safety, and professionalism.
Need Help-- Text--702-723-0071