Special One-Day: UASI National Conference, Charlotte, April 24th  Jihad 2.0 from Virtual to Reality - preventing incidents through understanding techno-intelligence signatures.

Program Overview:

Introduction - Why is the internet so commonly used?

Common uses:

Propaganda - recruitment, attacks documentation and responsibility claims, fund raising o Information sharing - warfare tactics, technical and operational know-how " The Jihadi web site - ID and examples "The Jihadist's Point of View" - From Theoretical Threats to Intelligence Threats

Topics Covered:

Jihad 2.0 – From Virtual to Physical
One Day Workshop – April 24th – 8:30-4:30

The "Jihad 2.0 – from virtual to physical" workshop is about knowing your enemy, the first step towards "connecting the dots" and ultimately - saving lives in your communities. It highlights the need to be alert to all stages of the Jihadi threat lifecycle, at all levels, utilizing a wide variety of information sources fused into a complete threat analysis. It is therefore highly relevant to all members of the counter-terrorism community who wish to acquire, and effectively apply, the innovative counter-measures that are required in order to win the war on terror.

The workshop deals with the Jihadi threat from a wide angle previously unexposed to first responders – treating the threat as a process with a foreseeable lifecycle, rather than an incident. This foreseeable lifecycle can be broken down into a set of techno-intelligence signatures – signs, indications and traces foretelling a future terror incident that is about to take place. This is your key to prevention.

As the threat of home-grown, self-radicalized Jihadi terror cells grows, the place to look for these techno-intelligence signatures is the local community, by the people who live within it or correspond with it on a daily basis. For these reasons, in combating home grown terror, first responders are our first and last line of defense.

Introduction - Why is the internet so commonly used?

Common uses:

Propaganda recruitment, attacks documentation and responsibility claims, fund raising
Information sharing  warfare tactics, technical and operational know-how
Intelligence gathering over the web
The Jihadi web site ID and examples
 
Part two:

"Drawing the Dots": Intelligence collection complexities

Covered topics:

• Technical and operational capabilities vs. intentions

• Techno intelligence signatures

• What are they?

• Where can they be found?

• How do we draw the dots? Collection complexities

• The context dilemma

• The double meaning dilemma

• The proximity dilemma

• Possible solutions

• Know your enemy

• On-line threat board updating

Space is limited!

Cost is $250.00, and the early registration price is $199.00