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Jihad 2.0 – From Virtual to Physical |
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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 – 8:30-4:30This is a special training session being offered only to UASI conference participants by SSI- Security Solutions International. Register now and get an early bird discount - $199.00The "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 complexitiesCovered 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
Cost is $250.00, and the early registration price is $199.00
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