Experience Matters

In the highly competitive security industry, training separates elite specialists from merely competent security personnel. Our InfoSec and Protection Specialists are the most highly qualified protection specialists available. Students undergo a number of classroom and practical courses from licensed, certified and experienced trainers. Each specialist is trained in advanced defensive tactics, unlike any training program commercially available. Our instructors have significant law enforcement, investigative and security industry experience coupled with industry certifications including the sought after Certified Protection Professional (CPP) & Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).


PHYSICAL SECURITY Training

• Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability
• Maritime & Port Security for MTSA
• Transportation Security
• Port Facility Security Officer
• Police Officer Standard Training (POST)
• Weaponless Defense / Defensive Tactics
• Certified Protection Professional (CPP)
• Maritime Port Security Specialist (MPSS)

Individual Physical Security Courses

Maritime Security	Computer Literacy
Firearm Qualifications	Microsoft Office Applications
Defensive Tactics	Security Awareness
Search and Seizure	First Aid/CPR
Close Protection	Executive/Celebrity Lifestyle
Law & Ethics	Security Management
Loss Prevention	Corporate Relations
Weapon Retention	Youth & Urban Relations
CCTV / DVR Installation & Monitoring
Advanced Law of the Invisible Fist (Kenpo)

SECURITY CERTIFICATION COURSES

• ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP)
• (ISC)2 Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
• SEDPS Maritime Port Security Specialist (MPSS)
• Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS)
• SEDPS Certified Close Protection Agent (CCPA)

Ask about the following Courses Offered via Scholarship or Corporate Sponsorship for Small and Minority Businesses and Dislocated Information Technology Professionals

Maritime Security Awareness

In the height of National Security Threats Our maritime security awareness training includes training in accordance with Coast Guard requirements for the Maritime Industry, The training includes Facility Security Officer (FSO) Designation or Training, how to perform a Facility Security Assessment (FSA), creating a Facility Security Plan (FSP) Development, planning Drill and Exercise Requirements for Implementation, MARSEC Level Coordination and Implementation, Declaration of Security for each MARSEC Level, Physical Security Access Control & Surveillance, Security Measures for Restricted Areas Cargo Handling Measures, Vessel Stores and Bunker Delivery security measures, Security Measures for Monitoring Security Incident Procedures, Security awareness for Ferries, Cruise Ship Terminals and Barge Fleeting facilities.

Computer Information Systems & Security

Introduction to Information Security

This course is designed to introduce student to best practices and technical strategies to secure systems and safeguard critical data. The course will provide a foundation that is essential for understanding the security issues. The course will address protection of the computer itself, operating system vulnerabilities, physical security, virus protection, security administration, application security and network security. Students will investigate the vulnerabilities and protection methods of electronic transmissions across the seven layers of the Open Systems Interconnect model (OSI), from firewalls to intrusion detection technologies and beyond.

CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) Exam Prep

Security Management and Operations· Security Practices, The Purpose of Information Security, Security Management, Operations Security, Risk Management and Employment Policies Access Control and Physical Security, Access Control, Access Control Implementation, Physical Security, Cryptography and Network Security, Encryption Theory, Applied Encryption, OSI Reference Model and IP Addressing, Telecommunications and Network Security, Security Architecture and Applications Security, Applications and System Development, Security Architecture and Models, Business Continuity Planning, Law and Ethics, Business Continuity Planning, Law, Investigations and Ethics

Information & Physical Security Awareness Training

This course teaches the student about current Homeland Security risks, threats, countermeasures and regulations in the areas of physical security and information security. The course will cover physical security, virus protection, security administration, application security and network security, surveillance systems, proper security management and ways to enhance security programs. This course includes how to prepare disaster recovery and contingency plans, security policies, how to purchase information and physical security equipment, due care requirements for Government and Commercial employees and the role each plays in national security.

Disaster Recovery & Contingency Planning

This four hour course is designed to offer businesses an overview of the contingency and disaster recovery planning process. The course teaches participants how to identify threats, risks and vulnerabilities in their current infrastructure. Businesses will learn to develop a plan for disasters which will address information systems, operations continuity, critical infrastructure and data recovery as well as media relations. The course also creates an awareness of Information Security as it relates to Homeland Security, new information assurance requirements for Government contractors and the legal responsibility of due care in protecting client information

Intrusion Detection and Analysis

This course includes a short overview of legal issues and a "real-life" description of a typical hacking methodology. Students use various tools and techniques to gather valuable information on target networks and hosts. They use the data to map the network and targets through hands-on demonstrations. Once targets have been mapped, students move on to considering which areas are likely to be vulnerable and open to attack, and they discover various tools and sites for finding exploits. The instructor guides students though techniques through which they attempt to gain entry into the test lab''s sample company architecture based on the results of the assessments discovered thus far.

They are required to perform all steps in the methodology outlined in the course, finally identifying a valid exploit on the Internet and taking control of the system. Having successfully gained access to the target system, they are given a demonstration of how an attacker may proceed further into the target company’s networks and systems.

Career Transitioning from IT to InfoSec: How to Get Your Piece of the Multi Billion Dollar Network Security Industry

Our challenge at SaiTex Engineering is locating IT professionals with Information Security experience. The Information Technology market is severely flooded with “Network” professionals, many who are out of work and actively seeking employment. However, there is a massive demand for “Network and Information Security” professionals. When we locate qualified InfoSec professionals with networking experience we quickly make an offer for them to become part of the SaiTex Engineering Team. We know that if we don’t someone else will. W e also know the challenges facing IT Pros who want to transition to Network Security. Our experience has shown that experienced IT professionals, WAN Engineers, Analysts and Network Support Technicians have the skills necessary to excel in the booming Multi Billion Dollar Information Security field. During this sought after workshop we show IT pros how to get there.

Retail Merchant Security Awareness

Fraud and Internal Loss Prevention
This session will examine proactive approaches to pre-employment screening, practicing due care, customer friendly ways to offset theft, security guard selection, screening and qualifications, and best practices to prevent fraud.

Effective Communication with Local Law Enforcement
This session will identify specific points of contact, provide instructions, local regulations and best practices for reporting incidents to authorities. It will cover what to expect when authorities arrive on scene and operating under a standard set of procedures in the event of a security breach.

Proper Incident Handling and Video Surveillance
This session will introduce the different types of equipment, admissible video recording, effective store layouts for theft deterrence, legal requirements for video surveillance.

Developing a Disaster Recovery and Contingency Plan
This workshop will teach the merchant, step by step, the procedure for creating an effective plan to operate and recover in the event of a disaster. It also covers how to select an alternative site, contact first responders or law enforcement, properly addressing the media, and performing practice drills.

Developing a Comprehensive Security Policy
This workshop will teach the merchant, step by step, the procedure for creating an effective security policy which will ultimately include all of the above procedures and plans. This plan is becoming a necessary tool for businesses to ensure lowered insurance premiums and protect themselves in the event of a major security incident.