Suicide Terror Training Taking Place in the Nation's Capitol
Internationally recognized Israeli expert will fly in to brief Homeland Security Personnel, Key Decision Makers and Law Enforcement/Agency personnel about Suicide bombers. The event is scheduled for November 22nd and will be for qualified personnel only.
(PRWEB) October 18, 2004 -- With the background of higher threat level warnings and increased worry over possible strikes against the US, Homeland Defense Journal in conjunction with SSI (Security Solutions International) the leaders in Homeland Security training, are presenting their very successful one-day training program on the subject of Suicide Terror. After having been highly praised by agencies such as the FBI and Secret Service, this training program has become a must for anyone concerned with the possibility of a terror strike. The one-day event takes place in Washington DC on November 22nd.
We all know we are now living in America post 911." Said Ana Sowers, Marketing Director of SSI. When we listen to the news and all these FBI alerts, what we are really hearing is unclassified intelligence. One day it is Ferrys in Washington or bridges in California. The next day it is our schools because they found a computer disk in Iraq. Today the war on terror has brought words like intelligence, soft targets and suicide terror into our day-to-day lives.
It is Homeland Defense Journals commitment to keep the Homeland Security community informed that has led to the joint cooperation of Homeland Defense Journal and SSI to sponsor this important one-day event.
The seminar will give participants a background in the different methods employed by different terror groups, enable them to detect Suicide Terrorists, help them to understand what an effective protective policy might look like, and give considerable classified detail about actual incidents that have occurred in Israel. The event has a limited amount of places and will be sold-out quickly.
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