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To subscribe to your complimentary copy of Homeland Defense Journal monthly print magazine and to review additional security training workshops, courses and conferences, visit our home page at www.homelanddefensejournal.com

 

Homeland Defense Journal Intelligence Training Workshops and Conference

 

Homeland Security Intelligence Workshop - Intelligence Collection, Processing, Analysis and Operations Mar 27-28, 2008

(Sold Out)

 

Understanding Government Facility Clearances and the National Industrial Security Program
A 2-day Workshop on the Methods and Process of Obtaining a Facility Clearance and the Roles and Responsibilities of a Facility Security Officer (FSO)
April 10-11, 2008
Arlington, VA

 

Homeland Security Intelligence Workshop
Intelligence Collection, Processing, Analysis and Operations Workshop
July 28-29, 2008

Arlington, VA
 

Fusion Centers and Information Sharing Strategies Conference (Special Sponsor/Exhibitors packages are available.  Contact John Emery for more info at jemery@marketaccess.org)
July 30-31, 2008

Washington, D.C.
 

For information on these Intelligence Workshops and Conferences please visit www.homelanddefensejournal.com

 

1. Understanding Government Facility Clearances and the National Industrial Security Program

This informative workshop is designed to provide you with the basic tools and methodologies in navigating through the National Industrial Security Program (NISP) as it relates to government and industry involvement. The course examines and explains the requirements for a Facility Security Clearance (FCL) and provides you, the security professional, with a profound understanding of the FCL process and how you play a vital role in protecting classified information and our national interest.

What You Will Learn:

* Overview of NISP and its basic tenets
* NISPOM 101 Chapters 1-11
* In-depth look at the Facility Clearance Process, what the term “facility means within the NISP, and the five phases to the FCL process
* Discussion on how your FCL is being used
* Your role and responsibilities in protecting classified information

Who Should Attend:

* Government Procurement Managers
* Program Managers
* Facility Security Officers
* Security Administrators
* Program Security Managers
* Contractor Executives
* HR Directors
* Anyone interested in understanding the Facility Clearance Process

Registration Fee:

Government attendees: $695 per person
Small Business (less than 100 employees): $745 per person
Industry (including government contractors): $795 per person

 

2. Homeland Security Intelligence Workshop

This unique workshop will help you explore the emerging intelligence requirements, organizational and operations to conduct Homeland Security intelligence activities, surveying the legal and information requirements demanded by Congress, and the operational implementation across intelligence and law enforcement. Focusing on practical implementation, the Homeland Security Intelligence Workshop provides a strong introduction to the methodologies of collection, processing and analysis. It also shows you how these requirements can be practically achieved at the federal, state and local levels in terms of operations (e.g. information sharing mechanisms and intelligence fusion centers) and technology implementations. You will examine the processes of information sharing, intelligence and warning, cross-organization collaboration, and intelligence dissemination. The operational (people and processes), systems (networked infrastructure) and technical (standards, and technologies) perspectives of the Homeland Security intelligence architecture are described. You will also discuss future directions in the emerging threat and in the development of technologies to support Homeland Security.

 

What You Will Learn:

 

* How are U.S. Strategies in Homeland Security influencing current and future plans and initiatives in federal, state and local intelligence operations and systems?
* What does the Homeland Security intelligence architecture look like? What information sharing processes and systems are required, and how are they being implemented and integrated? What information tools will analysts, crisis managers,     and first responders require?
* What resources are being allocated for intelligence needs? Who conducts the operations, performs the R&D, and who will implement and operate them?
* How are the current intelligence operations performed? What are the practical sources, collection and analysis methods and how are they implemented?
* What new technologies are being developed to achieve the necessary capabilities for intelligence collection, sharing, processing, analysis and dissemination?
* PLUS, A review of over 20 current Homeland Security related intelligence activities across the Intelligence Community, ODNI, DoD, DoJ, State, the ISACs, DARPA, IARPA and others.

 

Who Should Attend:

 

This seminar has been designed for those responsible for:

* Management, Development and Operations for Intelligence, Security and Counter Terrorism
* Development and operation of Information Sharing Systems & Intelligence Enterprise Architectures
* Investigation, Intelligence, Data Fusion and Mining, and Analysis
* Knowledge Management, Competitive & Business Intelligence

 

Registration Fee:

 

Government attendees: $695 per person
Small Business (less than 100 employees): $745 per person
Industry (including government contractors): $795 per person

 

3. Fusion Centers and Information Sharing Conference

Following the attacks on September 11th, multiple commissions and the federal government deemed that one of the critical flaws in preventing the attacks was the inability of agencies to collect, analyze and disseminate intelligence and information. It is widely accepted that the indicators were there, but were not recognized or shared in a timely manner to prevent the attacks. With this blatant indicator of our need to reorganize our intelligence capabilities, DHS and the federal government funded over 40 regional, state and local fusion centers across the country to act as the eyes and ears in the war against terror here at home.

The goal of fusion centers is to prevent manmade threats and to respond to natural disasters as effectively and efficiently as possible. The ability to integrate multiple streams of intelligence, gathered not only from federal, state and local government agencies, but also the private sector and local citizenry, allows a more accurate and comprehensive picture of risks to people, infrastructures and our communities. The goal of this integrated approach to intelligence gathering is to develop information and translate it into protective action.

Unfortunately, there is no one “model” for fusion centers and how they should be structured and operated. There is little guidance from the federal government or a nationwide consensus on the role of a fusion center in the war on terror or in the fight against crime. Consequently, fusion centers nationwide have varied priorities and roles from state and local law enforcement. These priorities and roles range from counter-narcotics, criminal intelligence and counterterrorism creating an all-crimes and all-hazards approach to intelligence analysis and fusion. A Congressional report stated that there is little “true fusion” or analysis of disparate data sources, identification of intelligence gaps or pro-active collection of intelligence against those gaps which could prevent protective action being taken.

The Fusion Centers and Information Sharing Strategies Conference will bring together government officials, emergency responders, security personnel and the private sector to address the issues of fusion centers information sharing. Attendees will hear experts discuss the role of fusion centers and hear first hand from “model” fusion centers that have clear operational and technical capabilities. Speakers will provide insight into the functions, operations and the role of technology in the fusion center and how the three must be integrated for effective information sharing. Career intelligence officers will share insights into the training that is needed for analysts to effectively “connect-the-dots” when analyzing disparate data sources. This is an opportunity for government and industry representatives to come together for a common purpose to understand the current state of fusion centers and information sharing and where the nation is going in the near future.

What You Will Learn:

 

* Integration of disparate intelligence information
* Utilization of career intelligence officers
* Consolidation of fusion centers
* All hazards approach vs. criminal activity
* Federal guidelines
* Funding issues
* Training needs
* Civil liberties and privacy concerns
* Technology needs
* Best practices

 

Who Should Attend:

 

* Federal, state and local security planners involved with fusion centers or information sharing
* Fusion center directors and analysts
* Services and product providers who wish to learn about federal programs, grants and funding for fusion centers
* Executive and senior staff involved with fusion centers
* Project Managers and Technical Staff
* Homeland Security Officials
* First Responders

 

Registration Fee:

Government attendees: $495 per person
Small Business (less than 100 employees): $595 per person
Industry (including government contractors): $695 per person

 

Registration Options:

 

[1]  Online with your credit card using our online booking form
[2]  Fax our downloadable registration form (requires Acrobat Reader) to (703) 807-2728
[3]  Phone Customer Service at (703) 807-2758
[4]  E-mail Customer Service at customerservice@marketaccess.org
[5]  Mail our downloadable registration form to:

 

Homeland Defense Journal
4301 Wilson Blvd. #1003, Arlington, VA  22203

 

CANCELLATION POLICY: You may designate a substitute in writing any time before the conference. If you need to cancel your registration, you must send your notice in writing and will be subject to a $50 processing fee. No refunds are given for cancellations received one week prior to the event start date or later. PLEASE NOTE: No shows will be liable for the entire registration fee.

 

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Understanding Government Facility Clearances and the National Industrial Security Program
April 10-11, 2008
 

Homeland Security Intelligence Workshop
July 28-29, 2008

 

Fusion Centers and Information Sharing Strategies Conference
July 30-31, 2008

 

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Understanding Government Facility Clearances and the National Industrial Security Program

 

Government attendees: $695 per person
Small Business (less than 100 employees): $745 per person
Industry (including government contractors): $795 per person

 

Homeland Security Intelligence Workshop

 

Government attendees: $695 per person
Small Business (less than 100 employees): $745 per person
Industry (including government contractors): $795 per person

 

Fusion Centers and Information Sharing Strategies Conference

Government attendees: $495 per person
Small Business (less than 100 employees): $595 per person
Industry (including government contractors): $695 per person

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