A T A B T R A I N I N G

Antiterrorism Accreditation Board USA

ADMN ATAB

T R A I N I N G S E R V I C E S C A N T O N G E O R G I A

Antiterrorism Accreditation Board USA -

2015

G E O R G I A U S A

JOURNAL 2014

ATAB Announces Committee Vice Presidents for 2012The Board would like to thank all the applicants Commitee VPs. After sifting through many applications, the Board is honored to announce the following positions and their

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ATAB has six operating divisionscommittees. The chair of each division committee sits on a Council of Chairs in order to

provide input and advice to the VP of the Committee(s) who in turn reports to the Sr VP.The latter then briefs the ATAB’s President and CEO.

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Keshav Mazumdar CPO CRC CHRP ASC CMAS ATO

Keshav Mazumdar CPO,CRC,ASC,CMAS,ATO research for the past 14 years working in tandem with the Army & civil Law Enforcement and engaged at present in anti-terrorism researcto intelligence-led policing, terrorist profiling, terrorist threat assessments and counterintelligence related security fields. He has his Antiterrorism Officer (ATO) credential from S2 Institute of Safety & Intelligence, USA. In June 2012 he has been elevated from Vice President (Committees) Antiterrorism Accreditation Board (ATABportfolio of International Advisor (Counterintelligence/Counterterrorism and Intelligence) Research Institute for European & American Studies (RIEAS) , Greece and also of European Intelligence Academy (EIA)He holds a Diploma in Criminology from Stonebridge Associated College UK and in Criminal Profiling(INDIA).He is certified as a Master Antiby ATAB , Anti Sabotage Certified (ASC) by the(ACFEI-USA),Certified Protection Officer by IFPOCoordinator (CRC).In July 2012 he has been inducted as British Columbia,Canada.He is the Administrator disseminates quality intelligence and security education.He is credited with preparing two full fledged Diploma courses in intelligencSpecialist (OIS) certification from ATAB.

Announces Committee Vice Presidents for 2012The Board would like to thank all the applicants who voiced an interest in serving ATAB as

After sifting through many applications, the Board is honored to announce the following positions and their corresponding committee chairpeople.

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operating divisions headed by a Vice President, each with volunteer committees. The chair of each division committee sits on a Council of Chairs in order to

provide input and advice to the VP of the Committee(s) who in turn reports to the Sr VP.The latter then briefs the ATAB’s President and CEO.

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CPO CRC CHRP ASC CMAS ATO , Senior Vice President of ATAB

Keshav Mazumdar CPO,CRC,ASC,CMAS,ATO is engaged in intelligence/security activities and for the past 14 years working in tandem with the Army & civil Law Enforcement

terrorism research involving social network analysis, and exposure led policing, terrorist profiling, terrorist threat assessments and

counterintelligence related security fields. He has his Antiterrorism Officer (ATO) credential from & Intelligence, USA. In June 2012 he has been elevated from Vice President

(Committees) Antiterrorism Accreditation Board (ATAB-USA) , to Sr VP ATAB...He holds the portfolio of International Advisor (Counterintelligence/Counterterrorism and Intelligence) Research Institute for European & American Studies (RIEAS) , Greece and also of European Intelligence Academy (EIA)He holds a Diploma in Criminology from Stonebridge Associated College UK and in Criminal Profiling(INDIA).He is certified as a Master Antiterrorism Specialist by ATAB , Anti Sabotage Certified (ASC) by the College of Forensics Examiners International

USA),Certified Protection Officer by IFPO-USA and is a Certified Crisis Response Coordinator (CRC).In July 2012 he has been inducted as Fellow of New West minister College ,

He is the Administrator –Programs of ATAB WAR COLLEGE which disseminates quality intelligence and security education.He is credited with preparing two full fledged Diploma courses in intelligence and OPSEC leading to the OPSEC and INTELLIGENCE Specialist (OIS) certification from ATAB.He is a member in good standing of several professional

who voiced an interest in serving ATAB as After sifting through many applications, the Board is honored to

committee chairpeople.

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headed by a Vice President, each with volunteer committees. The chair of each division committee sits on a Council of Chairs in order to

provide input and advice to the VP of the Committee(s) who in turn reports to the Sr

President of ATAB Committees

is engaged in intelligence/security activities and for the past 14 years working in tandem with the Army & civil Law Enforcement

h involving social network analysis, and exposure led policing, terrorist profiling, terrorist threat assessments and

counterintelligence related security fields. He has his Antiterrorism Officer (ATO) credential from & Intelligence, USA. In June 2012 he has been elevated from Vice President

USA) , to Sr VP ATAB...He holds the portfolio of International Advisor (Counterintelligence/Counterterrorism and Intelligence) of Research Institute for European & American Studies (RIEAS) , Greece and also of European Intelligence Academy (EIA)He holds a Diploma in Criminology from Stonebridge Associated

terrorism Specialist College of Forensics Examiners International

USA and is a Certified Crisis Response Fellow of New West minister College ,

Programs of ATAB WAR COLLEGE which disseminates quality intelligence and security education.He is credited with preparing two full

e and OPSEC leading to the OPSEC and INTELLIGENCE He is a member in good standing of several professional

Security organizations/Associations including the International Association of Counterterrorism and Security Professionals , Association of CertifiedBomb Technicians & Investigators, IAHN & the International Counterterrorism Officers Association. He is a registered member of the International Association for the StudyOrganized Crime. His has completed several NATO/Partnership for Peace courses, UNITAR Courses, and is specialized in threat and vulnerability analysis/assessment. He is a certified Human Resource Professional thus enabling him to effectively manage pHe has authored books on Intelligence, COIN, Warning Intelligence, Terrorist Interrogation and Antiterrorism. He is on the verge of introducing US Army intelligence (HUMINT , TACHUMINT , CI) in India for combating insurgency and ternoteworthy--he is a regd. kungfu practitioner.

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Keith Flannigan Chair Certification Committee

This committee is responsible receiving, revmembers seeking re-certificationprogram. The committee shall strive to maintain the high standard of candidates while providing fair and unbiased criteria for their qualification to meet the ATAB certification requirements.

Keith Flannigan, PhD, CMAS the Executive Director of an Investigative and Crisis Management agency specializing in Counter Terrorism, Communication and Information securFlannigan has designed Computer Security programs as well as conducting Penetration testing for Government and Client Firms.and designs Security and Response programs for Client w

Information and Communication Security being the foundation of all Hostage Recovery and Prevention programs requires him to maintain a high level of expertise in the areas of Computer, Information and Digital Security enabling himTechnical Counter-Measures on client communication and computer systems.38 years of experience in the Law Enforcement and Intelligence Fields. While team leader of a Terrorism Response Unit with AO of Glasgow to Tel Aviv he responded to multiple criminal and terrorist situations from bombings, kidnappings, extortion, money laundering, and espionage.responsibilities included designing, implementing, evaluating and testing of site and facility security, coordinating the analysis of SIGINT, HUMINT and real time intelligence to develop recovery and response plans to include logistical and operational action and after action plans.

Security organizations/Associations including the International Association of Counterterrorism Professionals , Association of Certified Fraud Examiners,International Association of

Bomb Technicians & Investigators, IAHN & the International Counterterrorism Officers Association. He is a registered member of the International Association for the Study

His has completed several NATO/Partnership for Peace courses, UNITAR Courses, and is specialized in threat and vulnerability analysis/assessment. He is a certified Human Resource Professional thus enabling him to effectively manage peoples and assignments. He has authored books on Intelligence, COIN, Warning Intelligence, Terrorist Interrogation and

He is on the verge of introducing US Army intelligence (HUMINT , TACHUMINT , CI) in India for combating insurgency and terrorism.His expertise in unarmed combat is

he is a regd. kungfu practitioner.

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Keith Flannigan Chair Certification Committee

This committee is responsible receiving, reviewing, and evaluating applicants, candidates, and certification for the examination waiver to the CAS and CMAS certification

program. The committee shall strive to maintain the high standard of candidates while providing unbiased criteria for their qualification to meet the ATAB certification requirements.

Keith Flannigan, PhD, CMAS the Executive Director of an Investigative and Crisis Management agency specializing in Counter Terrorism, Communication and Information securFlannigan has designed Computer Security programs as well as conducting Penetration testing for

He has conducted 119 International Hostage recovery operations and designs Security and Response programs for Client with known security risk.

Information and Communication Security being the foundation of all Hostage Recovery and Prevention programs requires him to maintain a high level of expertise in the areas of Computer, Information and Digital Security enabling him to design programs and conduct Certified

Measures on client communication and computer systems. Mr. Flannigan has 38 years of experience in the Law Enforcement and Intelligence Fields. While team leader of a

AO of Glasgow to Tel Aviv he responded to multiple criminal and terrorist situations from bombings, kidnappings, extortion, money laundering, and espionage.responsibilities included designing, implementing, evaluating and testing of site and facility security, coordinating the analysis of SIGINT, HUMINT and real time intelligence to develop recovery and response plans to include logistical and operational action and after action plans.

Security organizations/Associations including the International Association of Counterterrorism Fraud Examiners,International Association of

Bomb Technicians & Investigators, IAHN & the International Counterterrorism Officers Association. He is a registered member of the International Association for the Study of

His has completed several NATO/Partnership for Peace courses, UNITAR Courses, and is specialized in threat and vulnerability analysis/assessment. He is a certified

eoples and assignments. He has authored books on Intelligence, COIN, Warning Intelligence, Terrorist Interrogation and

He is on the verge of introducing US Army intelligence (HUMINT , TACHUMINT , His expertise in unarmed combat is

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iewing, and evaluating applicants, candidates, and for the examination waiver to the CAS and CMAS certification

program. The committee shall strive to maintain the high standard of candidates while providing unbiased criteria for their qualification to meet the ATAB certification requirements.

Keith Flannigan, PhD, CMAS the Executive Director of an Investigative and Crisis Management agency specializing in Counter Terrorism, Communication and Information security. Mr. Flannigan has designed Computer Security programs as well as conducting Penetration testing for

He has conducted 119 International Hostage recovery operations ith known security risk.

Information and Communication Security being the foundation of all Hostage Recovery and Prevention programs requires him to maintain a high level of expertise in the areas of Computer,

to design programs and conduct Certified Mr. Flannigan has

38 years of experience in the Law Enforcement and Intelligence Fields. While team leader of a AO of Glasgow to Tel Aviv he responded to multiple criminal and

terrorist situations from bombings, kidnappings, extortion, money laundering, and espionage. His responsibilities included designing, implementing, evaluating and testing of site and facility security, coordinating the analysis of SIGINT, HUMINT and real time intelligence to develop recovery and response plans to include logistical and operational action and after action plans.

He has written and instructed Law Enforcement curriculum on TechniResponse, Cyber Terrorism, Responding to a Terrorist Incident, Managing a Bio Chemical Incident, Financial Crimes and Physical Security for county and state academies and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC).academy charged with developing in instructing training in all of the investigative areas from organized crime to crime scene investigations.Universities in the area of Security, Terrorism and Law Enforcement. Mr. Flannigan has instructed classes at Universities on Terrorism and Cyber Terrorism since 1995.Counter Terrorism Trainer of the Year in 2005 by The Anti Terrorism Accreditation Board anCounter Terrorism Professional of the Year in 1998 by the Counter Terrorism EXPO.completed 4 State and Federal academies, minored in Criminal Justice holds a PhD in Political Science and has completed over 3,200 hours of Law Enforcement Training.

He served as Chairman of the Information Technology Security Council and was the Regional Vice President for the American Society of Industrial Security, the largest Security Association in the world. He chaired the International Training Committee for thhas been a member of the National Criminal Justice Association, The Fraternal Order of Police, Information Systems Security Association, National Association of Chiefs of Police, American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers,International Terrorism Response Association, Association of Former Intelligence Officers, American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, Georgia Chiefs of Police, U.S. Association of Professional Investigators, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Association and Chairs the Certification Committee and Board Member for the AntiBoard.

Shawn VanDiver Vice President

MS, CPP, CEM, CTT+, CHSShawn VanDiver was born in Springfield, Illinois in September 1983 and moved to sunny California at the age of 3. He enlisted in the Navy in February 2001 at the age of 17 and has been serving for just over 11 years. He spent 5 yeDiego, serving as a Mk 92 Fire Control System technician operating in support of the Global War on Terrorism as well as the war on drugs. He served as the CF division LPO, CF01, CF02, CF03, CG01, and CG03 work center supervisor, a member of the Combat Systems and Force Protection Training Teams (CSTT and FPTT), supply petty officer, and a number of other minor and major collateral duties. Aboard THACH Mr. VanDiver was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal (4 awards), Good Conduct Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary and Service Medals,

He has written and instructed Law Enforcement curriculum on Technical Surveillance, Crisis Response, Cyber Terrorism, Responding to a Terrorist Incident, Managing a Bio Chemical Incident, Financial Crimes and Physical Security for county and state academies and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC). For nine years he was an instructor at a police academy charged with developing in instructing training in all of the investigative areas from organized crime to crime scene investigations. He has served on curriculum advisory boards for

of Security, Terrorism and Law Enforcement. Mr. Flannigan has instructed classes at Universities on Terrorism and Cyber Terrorism since 1995. Mr. Flannigan was named Counter Terrorism Trainer of the Year in 2005 by The Anti Terrorism Accreditation Board anCounter Terrorism Professional of the Year in 1998 by the Counter Terrorism EXPO.completed 4 State and Federal academies, minored in Criminal Justice holds a PhD in Political Science and has completed over 3,200 hours of Law Enforcement Training.

He served as Chairman of the Information Technology Security Council and was the Regional Vice President for the American Society of Industrial Security, the largest Security Association in

He chaired the International Training Committee for the IT Security Council.has been a member of the National Criminal Justice Association, The Fraternal Order of Police, Information Systems Security Association, National Association of Chiefs of Police, American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers, International Society for Anti-Terrorism Professionals, International Terrorism Response Association, Association of Former Intelligence Officers, American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, Georgia Chiefs of Police, U.S.

sional Investigators, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Association and Chairs the Certification Committee and Board Member for the Anti-Terrorism Accreditation

Vice President

MS, CPP, CEM, CTT+, CHS-V, CAS-PSM, SSI, CHSM, CEOCM, CCIPS, CDPShawn VanDiver was born in Springfield, Illinois in September 1983 and moved to sunny California at the age of 3. He enlisted in the Navy in February 2001 at the age of 17 and has been serving for just over 11 years. He spent 5 years on the USS THACH (FFG-43), stationed in San Diego, serving as a Mk 92 Fire Control System technician operating in support of the Global War on Terrorism as well as the war on drugs. He served as the CF division LPO, CF01, CF02, CF03,

k center supervisor, a member of the Combat Systems and Force Protection Training Teams (CSTT and FPTT), supply petty officer, and a number of other minor and major collateral duties. Aboard THACH Mr. VanDiver was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal (4

ds), Good Conduct Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary and Service Medals,

cal Surveillance, Crisis Response, Cyber Terrorism, Responding to a Terrorist Incident, Managing a Bio Chemical Incident, Financial Crimes and Physical Security for county and state academies and the Federal

e years he was an instructor at a police academy charged with developing in instructing training in all of the investigative areas from

He has served on curriculum advisory boards for of Security, Terrorism and Law Enforcement. Mr. Flannigan has instructed

Mr. Flannigan was named Counter Terrorism Trainer of the Year in 2005 by The Anti Terrorism Accreditation Board and Counter Terrorism Professional of the Year in 1998 by the Counter Terrorism EXPO. He has completed 4 State and Federal academies, minored in Criminal Justice holds a PhD in Political

He served as Chairman of the Information Technology Security Council and was the Regional Vice President for the American Society of Industrial Security, the largest Security Association in

e IT Security Council. He is or has been a member of the National Criminal Justice Association, The Fraternal Order of Police, Information Systems Security Association, National Association of Chiefs of Police, American

Terrorism Professionals, International Terrorism Response Association, Association of Former Intelligence Officers, American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, Georgia Chiefs of Police, U.S.

sional Investigators, Association of Certified Fraud Examiners Association Terrorism Accreditation

CEOCM, CCIPS, CDP-I,CMASShawn VanDiver was born in Springfield, Illinois in September 1983 and moved to sunny California at the age of 3. He enlisted in the Navy in February 2001 at the age of 17 and has been

43), stationed in San Diego, serving as a Mk 92 Fire Control System technician operating in support of the Global War on Terrorism as well as the war on drugs. He served as the CF division LPO, CF01, CF02, CF03,

k center supervisor, a member of the Combat Systems and Force Protection Training Teams (CSTT and FPTT), supply petty officer, and a number of other minor and major collateral duties. Aboard THACH Mr. VanDiver was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal (4

ds), Good Conduct Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary and Service Medals,

Humanitarian Service Medal, several unit awards, Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist, Junior Sailor of the year (2005).In May 2008, he executed orders to Center for Surface Combat Systems Detachment West (CSCS Det West), also in San Diego, CA, to teach MK 92 Fire Control System "C" school. He built and implemented CSCS Det West's Emergency Management program while stationed there, as a product of attending undergraduate and graduate school. Additional duties included Repair Parts Petty Officer, Funeral Detail, and Safety Officer. While teaching MK 92, he achieved certification as a Master Training Specialist (MTS) and was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, and Junior Sailor of the Quarter.In April 2011, he reported to Aegis Training and Readiness Center Dahlgren, VA and attended AEGIS SPY-1B/B(V)/D school. While stationed at Dahlgren, he took on duties as the Naval Support Activity South Potomac (NSASP) Assistant Emergency Management Officer. As part of his duties, he managed the EOC during Hurricane Irene, directing emergency response efforts at three installations in two states. Finally, he recently reported aboard the USS CHANCELLORSVILLE (CG-62) and is the group supervisor for 25 AEGIS fire controlmen (FCs), the Combat Systems Department 3M Assistant and Career Counselor, and a member of the Anti-Terrorism Training Team (ATTT), Medical Training Team (MTT), and Maintenance Material Management Training Team (3MTT). In August 2012 he reported back to ATRC to attend Baseline 9 Aegis Weapons Supervisor (AWS) as CHANCELLORSVILLE is being upgraded to the latest and greatest Aegis Weapons System.Shawn attended National University for his BS in Domestic Security Management and MS in Homeland Security and Safety Engineering. Additionally, he holds an AA in Electronics Technology from Coastline Community college as well as the following credentials: ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP), CompTIA Certified Technical Trainer (CTT+), US Navy Master Training Specialist (MTS), ATAB Certified Anti-Terrorism Specialist - Physical Security Manager and Certified Master Anti-Terrorism Specialist(CAS-PSM and CMAS), C4SEM Certified Emergency Management Specialist (CEMS), Certified Emergency Operations Center Manager (CEOCM), Certified Critical Infrastructure Protection Specialist (CCIPS), and Certified Homeland Security Manager (CHSM), IAEM Associate Emergency Manager (AEM), and ABCHS Certified in Homeland Security, Sensitive Security Information Certified, and Certified in Disaster Preparedness (CHS-V, SSI, and CDP). Finally, he holds six United States Department of Labor Journeyman designations.Additionally, he operates a consulting business and teaches graduate and undergraduate students at Ashford and Capella universities. VanDiver was a charter member of the American Board for Certification in Infrastructure Protection (ABCIP), a sub-board of the American Board for Certification in Homeland Security, and was recently elected Vice Chairman. He is currently the team lead for the development of a national level certification in Critical Infrastructure Protection. He also serves as a Vice President of Committees for the Anti-Terrorism Accreditation Board (ATAB). Mr. VanDiver also serves on the ASIS Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) and Chief Security Officer (CSO) ANSI Standards Committees. Finally, he is the quarterly critical infrastructure protection columnist for Inside Homeland Security, a professional journal.When not in uniform or working in homeland security, Mr. VanDiver enjoys scuba diving, wine tasting, cooking, and eating. He is the single parent of a wonderful 4 year old son, who also enjoys eating and is having a hard time deciding between a career as a rockstar or pirate.

Leighton Johnson III Chair Training Committee

This committee is responsible for the development of new and improved educational and training materials to meet the ever changing requirements of professionals worldwide. The goal of this committee is to promote and provide education and training tools to as many first responders and other antiidentify and fulfill training neenecessary to adequately prepare emergency first responders to address mission requirements.continue to develop new materials to meet the ever changing requirements of today's responders.

Leighton Johnson, the CTO of ISFMT (Information Security Forensics Management Team), ), a provider of computer security, forensics consulting & certification training, has presented computer security, cyber security and forensics classes and seminars all aand Europe. He has over 35 years experience in Computer Security, Cyber Security, Software Development and Communications Equipment Operations & Maintenance; Primary focus areas include computer security, information operations & asinvestigations, software system development life cycle focused on modeling & simulation systems, systems engineering and integration activities, database administration, business process & data modeling. He holds CISM (Certified Information Security Manager), CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor), CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional), CIFI (Certified Information Forensics Investigator), CSSLP (Certified Secure Software Lifecycle ProfessionCAP (Certified Authorization Professional), CRISC (Certified in Risk & Information Systems Control), CMAS (Certified Master Antiterrorism Specialist), ATOL2 (DOD AntiLevel 2), CAS-CTR (Certified Antiterrorism Specialist (Certified Member Business Continuity Institute) credentials. He has taught CISSP, CISA, CISM, Security +, CAP, DIACAP, ISSEP, AntiManagement courses around the US over the past 7Security Engineer for a 450 person directorate within Lockheed Martin Information Systems & Global Solutions Company covering 7 locations within the Eastern and Midwestern parts of the U.S. He taught Digital and Network Forensics courses at Augusta State University.

He has presented at ISRM-NA 2011, ISRMCyberCrime Summit 2007 and INFOSEC WORLD 2005 conferences and delivered multiple presentations for military and civilian conferences for customers and clients worldwide.member of the CSA CloudSIRT working group developing the model for collaboration among cloud providers, responders and users; the CSA Security

This committee is responsible for the development of new and improved educational and training materials to meet the ever changing requirements of first responders and anti

The goal of this committee is to promote and provide education and training tools to as many first responders and other anti-terrorism professionals as possible, identify and fulfill training needs, and otherwise provide educational and training assistance necessary to adequately prepare emergency first responders to address mission requirements.continue to develop new materials to meet the ever changing requirements of today's responders.

Leighton Johnson, the CTO of ISFMT (Information Security Forensics Management Team), ), a provider of computer security, forensics consulting & certification training, has presented computer security, cyber security and forensics classes and seminars all across the United States and Europe. He has over 35 years experience in Computer Security, Cyber Security, Software Development and Communications Equipment Operations & Maintenance; Primary focus areas include computer security, information operations & assurance, incident response & forensics

software system development life cycle focused on modeling & simulation systems, systems engineering and integration activities, database administration, business process & data

(Certified Information Security Manager), CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor), CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional), CIFI (Certified Information Forensics Investigator), CSSLP (Certified Secure Software Lifecycle ProfessionCAP (Certified Authorization Professional), CRISC (Certified in Risk & Information Systems Control), CMAS (Certified Master Antiterrorism Specialist), ATOL2 (DOD Anti-Terrorism Officer

CTR (Certified Antiterrorism Specialist – Cyber Terrorism Response) and MBCI (Certified Member Business Continuity Institute) credentials. He has taught CISSP, CISA, CISM, Security +, CAP, DIACAP, ISSEP, Anti-Terrorism, Digital and Network Forensics, and Risk Management courses around the US over the past 7 years. He was the regional CIO and Senior Security Engineer for a 450 person directorate within Lockheed Martin Information Systems & Global Solutions Company covering 7 locations within the Eastern and Midwestern parts of the

etwork Forensics courses at Augusta State University.

NA 2011, ISRM-EU 2011, EuroCACS 2010, ISMC 2007, ISMC 2006, CyberCrime Summit 2007 and INFOSEC WORLD 2005 conferences and delivered multiple presentations for military and civilian conferences for customers and clients worldwide.member of the CSA CloudSIRT working group developing the model for collaboration among cloud providers, responders and users; the CSA Security-as-a-Service working group developing

This committee is responsible for the development of new and improved educational and training first responders and anti-terrorism

The goal of this committee is to promote and provide education and terrorism professionals as possible,

ds, and otherwise provide educational and training assistance necessary to adequately prepare emergency first responders to address mission requirements. We continue to develop new materials to meet the ever changing requirements of today's responders.

Leighton Johnson, the CTO of ISFMT (Information Security Forensics Management Team), ), a provider of computer security, forensics consulting & certification training, has presented

cross the United States and Europe. He has over 35 years experience in Computer Security, Cyber Security, Software Development and Communications Equipment Operations & Maintenance; Primary focus areas

surance, incident response & forensics software system development life cycle focused on modeling & simulation systems,

systems engineering and integration activities, database administration, business process & data (Certified Information Security Manager), CISA (Certified Information

Systems Auditor), CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional), CIFI (Certified Information Forensics Investigator), CSSLP (Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional), CAP (Certified Authorization Professional), CRISC (Certified in Risk & Information Systems

Terrorism Officer orism Response) and MBCI

(Certified Member Business Continuity Institute) credentials. He has taught CISSP, CISA, CISM, Terrorism, Digital and Network Forensics, and Risk

years. He was the regional CIO and Senior Security Engineer for a 450 person directorate within Lockheed Martin Information Systems & Global Solutions Company covering 7 locations within the Eastern and Midwestern parts of the

etwork Forensics courses at Augusta State University.

EU 2011, EuroCACS 2010, ISMC 2007, ISMC 2006, CyberCrime Summit 2007 and INFOSEC WORLD 2005 conferences and delivered multiple presentations for military and civilian conferences for customers and clients worldwide. He is a member of the CSA CloudSIRT working group developing the model for collaboration among

Service working group developing

the definitions for SECaaS requirements and models, as well as a member of the IEEE Education working groups on Cloud Security and on Secure Software Code. He recently served as a member of the IS Alliance – NIST joint working group on VOIP SCAP security. He is a contributing author to the “Encyclopedia of Information Assurance”, ISBN: 978-1-4200-6620-3, where he contributed two chapters on Security Incident Response and Configuration Management.

Allan McDougall Chair Transportation Security Committee

The focus of this committee is building anti-terrorism capability and capacity at all levels. This committee is tasked to meet challenges associated with preventing, detecting, and responding to events in an increasingly fragile and demand-oriented air, rail, and sea related transportation systems.This is accomplished through communicating best-business practices, technology, lessons learned, and the results of research into the community.

Allan McDougall holds a BA from the University of Western Ontario and a BMASc from the Royal Military College of Canada and is currently pursuing graduate level studies. He has completed several professional development certificates in the area of Emergency Management and Emergency Response and is currently pursuing graduate studies with a focus on Infrastructure Protection.

Allan’s positions have included senior advisory positions in the Infrastructure Assurance domain to the Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA), the Sr Inspector for Ports and Marine Facilities at Transport Canada, and the National Coordinator for Security Policy and Projects at the Department of Fisheries and Oceans where he also held an assignment as one of the leads in the Canadian Coast Guard’s Fleet Security Program. Previously he was a member of Canada’s combat engineers.

Allan holds the Professional in Critical Infrastructure Protection (PCIP) , the Certified Master Anti-Terrorism Specialist (CMAS), the Computer and Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and the Certified Protection Professional (CPP). Additionally, he holds a number of other transportation sector specific designations. He has currently co-authored two works—Transportation Systems Security and Critical Infrastructure: Emergency Preparedness and Homeland Security, the latter’s third edition just being prepared for publication. He has also been a technical contributor and chapter author to works such as the Handbook of SCADA Security, due out in early 2013.

Allan has been involved near the forefront of several of the emerging efforts in Transportation Security, ranging from the establishment of the International Association of Maritime Security Professionals to as the Vice Chair for Transportation Security on the ASIS International. He has also been involved in the establishment of the Masters in Maritime Security being launched in 2013 at Coventry University, a dual award program.

Currently, he has been working with several organizations that have focused on challenges in the East Africa, Indian Ocean and Middle East, including pipeline, maritime traffic, aviation security and supply chain resilience projects. He is currently the principal consultant at Evolutionary Security Management.

Jim Lowe Chair Private Security Committee

The purpose of this committee is to develop resources and distribute information to Private Security personnel that are deployed to hostile areas in an effort to make their deployment safer and more comfortable. This committee develops and maintains a basic deployment equipment checklist and up-to-date vendor contact information on how to deployed personnematerials and items.In addition, this committee routinely posts updated information regarding lessons learned on our “News Blog” page in an effort to raise awareness to known risk or threat by geographic area.

Jim Lowe is the President of Consulting Inc and C2 Security Ltd. Tri Wolf Consulting provides best in class security consulting services to both the private and public sector, while C2 Security Ltd provides security integration products and services. Clients for both companies encompass small business, defense contractors, federal departments, international organizations, real estate management firms, fellow security companies, and consultants.known for his honest and accessible relagenuine desire to do what is in his clients’ best interest. Jim’s experience in the following areas has given him a unique perspective and a

comprehensive understanding of security policy operations and management practices:

A security career currently spanning 20 years.expanded his knowledge in a wide range of fields by working with and learning from some of the nation’s leading experts. private and public sector and how the oftenbridged. Jim brings to his client’s attention the local, national, and international events that may impact his individualized clientele and how to mibusiness model.

Jims experience and insight into electronic and physical surveillance countermeasures, design and composition of security specifications, threat risk assessments, development of policy and procedures, emergency any organization understand and manage their operations.

As president of Tri Wolf and C2 Security, Jim has liaised with departmental security officers, Intel officers, general managers, association head

Jim Lowe Chair Private Security Committee

The purpose of this committee is to develop resources and distribute information to Private ersonnel that are deployed to hostile areas in an effort to make their deployment safer

This committee develops and maintains a basic deployment equipment date vendor contact information on how to deployed personne

materials and items.In addition, this committee routinely posts updated information regarding lessons learned on our “News Blog” page in an effort to raise awareness to known risk or threat by

Jim Lowe is the President of two respected security companies: Tri Wolf Consulting Inc and C2 Security Ltd. Tri Wolf Consulting provides best in class security consulting services to both the private and public sector, while C2 Security Ltd provides security integration products and

Clients for both companies encompass small business, defense contractors, federal departments, international organizations, real estate management firms, fellow security companies, and consultants.known for his honest and accessible relationship with his clientele and genuine desire to do what is in his clients’ best interest. Jim’s experience in the following areas has given him a unique perspective and a

comprehensive understanding of security policy operations and management practices:

A security career currently spanning 20 years. Jim started in the covert video field and has expanded his knowledge in a wide range of fields by working with and learning from some of the nation’s leading experts. Another asset is his working knowledgprivate and public sector and how the often-critical void between these two sectors can be

Jim brings to his client’s attention the local, national, and international events that may impact his individualized clientele and how to mitigate the risks to their

Jims experience and insight into electronic and physical surveillance countermeasures, design and composition of security specifications, threat risk assessments, development of policy and procedures, emergency preparedness, and business continuity planning help any organization understand and manage their operations.

As president of Tri Wolf and C2 Security, Jim has liaised with departmental security officers, Intel officers, general managers, association heads, CFO’s and CEO’s.

The purpose of this committee is to develop resources and distribute information to Private ersonnel that are deployed to hostile areas in an effort to make their deployment safer

This committee develops and maintains a basic deployment equipment date vendor contact information on how to deployed personnel may acquire

materials and items.In addition, this committee routinely posts updated information regarding lessons learned on our “News Blog” page in an effort to raise awareness to known risk or threat by

two respected security companies: Tri Wolf Consulting Inc and C2 Security Ltd. Tri Wolf Consulting provides best in class security consulting services to both the private and public sector, while C2 Security Ltd provides security integration products and

Clients for both companies encompass small business, defense contractors, federal departments, international organizations, real estate management firms, fellow security companies, and consultants. Jim is

tionship with his clientele and genuine desire to do what is in his clients’ best interest. Jim’s experience in the following areas has given him a unique perspective and a

comprehensive understanding of security policy operations and management practices:

Jim started in the covert video field and has expanded his knowledge in a wide range of fields by working with and learning from some

Another asset is his working knowledge of both the critical void between these two sectors can be

Jim brings to his client’s attention the local, national, and international events tigate the risks to their

Jims experience and insight into electronic and physical surveillance countermeasures, design and composition of security specifications, threat risk assessments, development of

preparedness, and business continuity planning help

As president of Tri Wolf and C2 Security, Jim has liaised with departmental security s, CFO’s and CEO’s.

Jim is a certified master anti-terrorism specialist, with the Anti Terrorism Accreditation Board in the U.S. He keeps abreast of a wide range of technology and methodology through courses, conferences, seminars and retaining close linalike. He is Chair of the National Capital Security Partners Forum and is a member in good standing with the American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS)

Contact Information

Jim Lowe. CMASPresidentTri Wolf Consulting Inc.880 Townline Road, KemptvilleOntario, Canada K0G 1J0

T 613 850-7911E jlowe@triwolfsecurity.comW www.triwolfsecurity.com

Dr. Abbee Corb Vice President

Dr. Abbee Corb , CMAS works as a consultant with the Hate Crime Extremism Investigative Team (HCEIT) , a group of 13 police services in the Province of Ontario, Canada. Corb has a PhD in Criminology and bears the designation of CMAS ( Certified Master AntiShe was recently bestowed the honor of Kentucky Colonel for her contribution law enforcement and intelligence community. Corb has been working in the field of hate and extremism for over 20 years. She began her career dealing with Internet based hatred and right wing extremists. Corb worked dealing with Nazi War criminals fcourt-qualified expert on hate and extremism, specifically as it applies to the online environment. She has produced 3 award winning films dealing with hate crime. Corb is a published author and is currently editor of an International textbook dealing with hate crime education. She is periodically called upon by the consultant on right wing extremism. Abbee Corb provides instruction and lectures to law

terrorism specialist, with the Anti Terrorism Accreditation Board in the U.S. He keeps abreast of a wide range of technology and methodology through courses, conferences, seminars and retaining close links to entry level and senior security practitioners

He is Chair of the National Capital Security Partners Forum and is a member in good standing with the American Society of Industrial Security (ASIS)

Dr. Abbee Corb Vice President

works as a consultant with the Hate Crime Extremism Investigative , a group of 13 police services in the Province of Ontario, Canada. Corb has a PhD

in Criminology and bears the designation of CMAS ( Certified Master Anti-Terrorism Specialist). She was recently bestowed the honor of Kentucky Colonel for her contribution

intelligence community. Corb has been working in the field of hate and extremism for over 20 years. She began her career dealing with Internet based hatred and right wing extremists. Corb worked dealing with Nazi War criminals for almost 10 years. Dr Corb is a

qualified expert on hate and extremism, specifically as it applies to the online environment. She has produced 3 award winning films dealing with hate crime. Corb is a published author and

ternational textbook dealing with hate crime education. She is periodically called upon by the media and pro-active community based organizations as a consultant on right wing extremism. Abbee Corb provides instruction and lectures to law

terrorism specialist, with the Anti Terrorism Accreditation Board in the U.S. He keeps abreast of a wide range of technology and methodology through courses,

ks to entry level and senior security practitioners He is Chair of the National Capital Security Partners Forum and is a member in good

works as a consultant with the Hate Crime Extremism Investigative , a group of 13 police services in the Province of Ontario, Canada. Corb has a PhD

Terrorism Specialist). She was recently bestowed the honor of Kentucky Colonel for her contribution to the

intelligence community. Corb has been working in the field of hate and extremism for over 20 years. She began her career dealing with Internet based hatred and right

or almost 10 years. Dr Corb is a qualified expert on hate and extremism, specifically as it applies to the online environment.

She has produced 3 award winning films dealing with hate crime. Corb is a published author and ternational textbook dealing with hate crime education. She is

active community based organizations as a consultant on right wing extremism. Abbee Corb provides instruction and lectures to law

enforcement and government agencies around the world. Corb was a participant in the Global Forum and International Parliamentary Coalition to Combat Antigreater Toronto area with her family.

G.F. Bryant, Jr. Chair Homeland Security Committee

This committee is responsibleDepartment of Homeland Security,packaging approved materials, news,alerts to the ATAB membership.important information is disseminatedoperation of their organization andin locating specific instructional materials

Mike Maddox Chair Intelligence Committee

The function of this committee isfor ATAB initiatives in support Government,recommends safeguard methodsvaluable insight on important issuestimely and relevant products forcommittee also provides timely andand political instability and providesassist them in mitigating the threat,

Gary Christmann Chair Disaster Management Committee

The mission of this committee is to identify corporate espionage, and other disaster scenarios. We assist organizations in the development of effective planning, preparation and training mechanisms to mitigate such events, and to establish and/or assess organizational command, control and communication elements.

Georg Grosse-Hohl Vice President

government agencies around the world. Corb was a participant in the Global Forum and International Parliamentary Coalition to Combat Anti- Semitism. Corb lives in the greater Toronto area with her family.

Chair Homeland Security Committee

for reviewing materials, news, and alerts distributedSecurity, assessing their applicability to the ATAB

news, and alerts, and distributing approved matemembership. Timely distribution of materials, news, and

disseminated to our members in order to provideand clients. We will also assist members by providingmaterials addressing Homeland Security topics and

Chair Intelligence Committee

is the research, analysis, and production of sensitiveGovernment, military, and industry. In addition,

methods for protecting sensitive information and strivesissues by gathering raw intelligence, analyzing data,for Government, military, and industry customers

and accurate information of current known globalprovides ATAB members and clients with the latestthreat, as well as protect personnel and assets.

Chair Disaster Management Committee

The mission of this committee is to identify and evaluate vulnerabilities to terrorist threat, corporate espionage, and other disaster scenarios. We assist organizations in the development of effective planning, preparation and training mechanisms to mitigate such events, and to establish

ss organizational command, control and communication elements.

Hohl Vice President

government agencies around the world. Corb was a participant in the Global Semitism. Corb lives in the

distributed by theATAB membership,materials, news, and

and alerts ensuresprovide continued safe

providing suggestionsand situations.

sensitive informationaddition, this committee

strives to providedata, and producing

customers at all levels. Theglobal terrorism risklatest information to

and evaluate vulnerabilities to terrorist threat, corporate espionage, and other disaster scenarios. We assist organizations in the development of effective planning, preparation and training mechanisms to mitigate such events, and to establish

Georg Grosse-Hohl, after studying in the US, the UK, Japan, France and Switzerland, graduated in 2008 with a BA in International Relations from Webster University in Geneva, Switzerland. Georg completed in 2010 a Master program in International Art Crime Studies from the Association for Research into Art Crime Studies in Italy. He completed several certificates, among others in Geographic Information Systems, in Computer Crimes Investigation and in Counter-Terrorism. He is currently finishing up last degree requirements for an MSc in Applied Intelligence at Mercyhurst University in Erie, PA and a MA in International Policy Studies with a specialization in Terrorism Studies and a certificate in Nonproliferation Studies at the Monterey Institute of International Studies in Monterey, CA.

Among others, Georg interned at the Nuclear Policy Research Institute in Washington, DC, the Institute for Terrorism Research and Response in Jerusalem, Israel and at the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism (START) at the University of Maryland.

Georg is a Certified Master Anti-Terrorism Specialist (CMAS) by the Anti-Terrorism Accreditation Board (ATAB) and a Certified Institutional Protection Specialist (CIPS) by the International Foundation for Cultural Property Protection (IFCPP).

Georg is a VP at ATAB and oversees and coordinates in this position the work of the Physical Security Committee, the Computer Security Committee and the Spanish Committee.

Georg has published in 2007 an article in the “Revue Militaire Suisse” (the official magazine of the Swiss Armed Forces) about space militarization and space weaponization. In 2011, Georg presented about “the Jihadi scene in Germany” and “CBRN Terrorism” in front of university students and law enforcement personnel.

Georg is a Lifetime member of the Disaster Emergency Response Association (DERA) and author and researcher in the research group “extremism/terrorism” at the Cologne Forum for International Relations and Security Policy (KFIBS). In addition he is a member in various associations and groups, including the Society for Terrorism Research, the International Counter-Terrorism Officers Association, the International Association of Counterterrorism & Security Professionals, the Eurogang Network and the Network for Terrorism Research (“NetzwerkTerrorismusforschung”, NTF).

Ron Lander Chair Physical Security Committee

This committee promotes the protection of assets and employees through training, education, security audits, planning and the use of sound security management practices.

David Lang Chair Computer Security Committee

The purpose of this committeeacross government and privateproposed security standards to assist

Luis Arellano Chair Spanish Committee

Responsible for the translation ofSpanish speaking members withSpanish speaking members.

Frank Nadermann Vice President

James Dexter Chair K9 Training, Standards and Unit Development Committee

The primary function of this committee is to bring into utilization, highly trained and certified K9 teams in the fight against terrorism.methods, tactics, techniques and procedures in use with K9 teams throughout the world.committee also provides K9 team logistics and support.mountain, desert, tundra, jungle, disaster, or hostile, K9 teams are often the first iarea. This committee continues to develop, update, and improve methods to keep the best of the best on the ground, working, and safe, wherever demand dictates.

John M Nomikos Chair Policy and Procedures Committee

The focus of this committee is to eATAB programs, policies, procedures, guidelines, and presentations.specifications, standards, and recommended practices, and assists other ATAB committees and

members develop, review, edit, and finalize their written documentation.

John M. Nomikos (PhD) is the DirectorAmerican Studies, Chairman of the Mediterranean(MCIS), Chairman of the Greek Intelligence Studies Association (GISA), Founder of the

committee is to further the awareness of electronic informationsectors as well as becoming the definitive resource

assist terrorism responders

Chair Spanish Committee

of training materials and Power Points into Spanishdeveloping materials that may be utilized more

Frank Nadermann Vice President

9 Training, Standards and Unit Development Committee

The primary function of this committee is to bring into utilization, highly trained and certified K9 teams in the fight against terrorism. The committee works to develop and improve training

tics, techniques and procedures in use with K9 teams throughout the world.committee also provides K9 team logistics and support. Regardless of environment, whether mountain, desert, tundra, jungle, disaster, or hostile, K9 teams are often the first i

This committee continues to develop, update, and improve methods to keep the best of the best on the ground, working, and safe, wherever demand dictates.

Chair Policy and Procedures Committee

The focus of this committee is to establish and maintain the framework for standardization of ATAB programs, policies, procedures, guidelines, and presentations. The committee determines specifications, standards, and recommended practices, and assists other ATAB committees and

lop, review, edit, and finalize their written documentation.

is the Director at the Research Institute for European and American Studies, Chairman of the Mediterranean Council for Intelligence Studies

Chairman of the Greek Intelligence Studies Association (GISA), Founder of the

information securityresource for any

Spanish to assist ourmore efficiently with

9 Training, Standards and Unit Development Committee

The primary function of this committee is to bring into utilization, highly trained and certified K9 The committee works to develop and improve training

tics, techniques and procedures in use with K9 teams throughout the world. This Regardless of environment, whether

mountain, desert, tundra, jungle, disaster, or hostile, K9 teams are often the first into the This committee continues to develop, update, and improve methods to keep the best of the

stablish and maintain the framework for standardization of The committee determines

specifications, standards, and recommended practices, and assists other ATAB committees and

at the Research Institute for European and Council for Intelligence Studies

Chairman of the Greek Intelligence Studies Association (GISA), Founder of the

Athens Security Forum (ASF) and Chairman of the European Intelligence Academy (EIA). He is a Professor of International Intelligence and Senior Fellow of New Westminster College in British Columbia, Canada, as well as Visiting Professor at the Peace Keeping Security Studies (postgraduate program) in the University of Rome (Tre) in Italy. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the Department of International Relations in the University of Indianapolis (Athens Campus). He earned his Bachelor Degree in Sociology at the Northeast Louisiana University in 1987, his Masters Degree in European Integration and Cooperation at the University of Hull, 1991, and his Doctorate Diploma in International Relations and Diplomacy at the Washington International University in 2001. He specializes on transatlantic intelligence studies, intelligence reform, and national security architecture. He has done research and studied in various research institutions in USA, UK, Norway, Finland, Germany and Israel.

John M. Nomikos directed the Greek team in a consortium of five countries (Northern Ireland-UK, Spain, Germany, Bulgaria, and Israel) and completed successfully a two year (2009-2011) European Union-FP7 research project titled: SAFE COMMS on “Counter-terrorism Crisis Communication Strategies for Recovery and Continuity.” He is a Certified Master Antiterrorism Specialist (CMAS).

Anthony Davila Chair Biometrics Committee

This committee studies and recommends uses for biometric technologies that measure andanalyze human body characteristics, such as fingerprints, eye retinas and irises, voice patterns,facial patterns, smart cards, and hand measurements, for authentication purposes. In addition, this committeeprovides updated information on the new NIST regulations and biometric requirements for DOD and government contractors.

Anthony Davila currently works for Marine Forces North as the Law Enforcement Intelligence Analyst within the Threat Information Fusion Center. He has extensive knowledge of criminal intelligence collection and analysis; regional affairs, force protection, antiterrorism, and counterterrorism tactics, techniques, and procedures, doctrine and policy. Experience with US military, law enforcement, or other US government intelligence components.

Previously employed with the Office of Personnel Management-Federal Investigation Services following by the retirement from the position of Detective in Bridgeport, CT. He is a graduate of Sacred Heart University, obtaining a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice and ATAB Certified Master Anti-Terrorist Specialist ID # 100268 and Maritime Security Manager. He completed a Master of Art Degree in Homeland Security with Honors.

Graduate and certified Instructor from the Department of Homeland Security and Office of State and Local Government Coordination and Preparedness sponsored training programs at the Center for Domestic Preparedness and New Mexico Tech. Certified Defense Support of Civil Authorities phase 2 (DSCA-II).

Instructor with Anti-Terrorism For Law Enforcement Officers; Instructor at the State Police Academies specializing in Homeland Security, State and local antimass destruction, suicide bombers, also developed the SRO Training Pr“Disaster, Trauma and Emergency Response and Security Awareness in the School Environment”.

Donald Jordan Chair Military Liaison Committee

This committee provides training resources and assistance to ATAB members serving in the armed forces worldwide. The focus of this committee is to establish and maintain effective communications, maintain a resource database, receive and process requests for general and specific information, and provide upthe armed forces regarding anti-terrorism and related training needs.

caliber, peak performing organizations through effective mix of proactive leadership strengths and skills in communication, team management; able to calunder critical timelines and threats.

Donald has extensive training knowledge with ability to convey critical skills, procedures, technical operations and regulations to both new recruits and practiced professionals. Consistently “lead by example,” by remaining calm yet decisive in both administrative and critically adverse situations. Experienced in case management, budget administration, staff development, investigational strategies, procurement and inventory managememaintaining multimillion dollars’ worth of equipment without incident. Cited by superiors, community leaders and colleagues for high level of professionalism and the ability to employ fair, consistent and decisive leadership under pressure.resolve complex problems and encourage feedback from subordinates to advance organizational objectives. Donald is a member of the ATAB, ASIS, ABCHS, IFPO, and Infragard. Donald currently serves as the ATAB Military Committee Chairman and ABCHS Region II Regional Coordinator.

Terrorism For Law Enforcement Officers; Instructor at the State Police Academies specializing in Homeland Security, State and local anti-terrorism tactics, weapons of mass destruction, suicide bombers, also developed the SRO Training Program section entitled, “Disaster, Trauma and Emergency Response and Security Awareness in the School Environment”.

Donald Jordan Chair Military Liaison Committee

This committee provides training resources and assistance to ATAB members serving in the The focus of this committee is to establish and maintain effective

communications, maintain a resource database, receive and process requests for general and specific information, and provide up-to-date and timely responses to ATAB memb

terrorism and related training needs. In addition, this committee assists members and non-members serving in the armed forces with identifying military and civilian educational advancement opportunities and certification programs.(CMAS , CHS IV , CPOI , CPO , PDS , SSI , ATO Level II) has over 21 year’s extensive experience in a variety of security functions including Security Management, Physical Security, Executive Protection, Resource ManagemeSecurity, Information Security, Physical Security Assessment, Firearms Training, Antiterrorism Protection, and Recruiting/Team Leadership; recognized as Subject Matter Expert on DOD Antiterrorism issues. Complimentary skills include personnel management, operational improvement and effective team leadership. History of building and leading

caliber, peak performing organizations through effective mix of proactive leadership strengths and skills in communication, team management; able to calmly yet assertively direct operations under critical timelines and threats.

Donald has extensive training knowledge with ability to convey critical skills, procedures, technical operations and regulations to both new recruits and practiced professionals.

onsistently “lead by example,” by remaining calm yet decisive in both administrative and critically adverse situations. Experienced in case management, budget administration, staff development, investigational strategies, procurement and inventory managememaintaining multimillion dollars’ worth of equipment without incident. Cited by superiors, community leaders and colleagues for high level of professionalism and the ability to employ fair, consistent and decisive leadership under pressure. Utilize common sense and practicality to resolve complex problems and encourage feedback from subordinates to advance organizational objectives. Donald is a member of the ATAB, ASIS, ABCHS, IFPO, and Infragard. Donald currently

Committee Chairman and ABCHS Region II Regional Coordinator.

Terrorism For Law Enforcement Officers; Instructor at the State Police terrorism tactics, weapons of

ogram section entitled, “Disaster, Trauma and Emergency Response and Security Awareness in the School Environment”.

This committee provides training resources and assistance to ATAB members serving in the The focus of this committee is to establish and maintain effective

communications, maintain a resource database, receive and process requests for general and date and timely responses to ATAB members serving in

In addition, this committee members serving in the armed forces

with identifying military and civilian educational advancement rtification programs.Donald Jordan

(CMAS , CHS IV , CPOI , CPO , PDS , SSI , ATO Level II) has over 21 year’s extensive experience in a variety of security functions including Security Management, Physical Security, Executive Protection, Resource Management, Homeland Security, Information Security, Physical Security Assessment, Firearms Training, Antiterrorism Protection, and Recruiting/Team Leadership; recognized as Subject Matter Expert on DOD Antiterrorism issues. Complimentary skills

management, operational improvement and effective team leadership. History of building and leading high

caliber, peak performing organizations through effective mix of proactive leadership strengths mly yet assertively direct operations

Donald has extensive training knowledge with ability to convey critical skills, procedures, technical operations and regulations to both new recruits and practiced professionals.

onsistently “lead by example,” by remaining calm yet decisive in both administrative and critically adverse situations. Experienced in case management, budget administration, staff development, investigational strategies, procurement and inventory management; history of maintaining multimillion dollars’ worth of equipment without incident. Cited by superiors, community leaders and colleagues for high level of professionalism and the ability to employ fair,

Utilize common sense and practicality to resolve complex problems and encourage feedback from subordinates to advance organizational objectives. Donald is a member of the ATAB, ASIS, ABCHS, IFPO, and Infragard. Donald currently

Committee Chairman and ABCHS Region II Regional Coordinator.

Todd Soard Vice President

Todd Soard is an ATAB CMAS and started in EMS in 1982 and continues as a Florida licensed Private Investigator since 1990. Mr. Soard holds a BS degree in CriminalForensics, a Master in Education majoring in Curriculum Design, and a PhD in Public Health. He owns and is Director of Emergency Educational Institute International that offers certificate and degree programs in EMS and Private Investiindividuals in medical care, security, corporate and personal protection here in the U.S., South America, and the Caribbean.

Dr. Patrick Linnenbank Chair Tactical Medical Response Committee

Terrorist incident scenes are inherently dangerous, and all EMS personnel require additional training to operate in these adverse and austere conditions.training committee to establish standard protocols and training for all medical perespond to terrorist incidents in support of law enforcement and military personnel.this committee studies the benefits of implementing tactical medic training to current nonmedical personnel in order to provide triage and traumatic incidents. Finally, this committee works with existing tactical medic training programs and recommends ATAB curriculum in addition to their current training in order to further prepare personnel for terrorism response.

MISSION STATEMENT" A medical response to terrorist attacks is an intrinsically multidisciplinary process and requires optimal cooperation between medical and nonpersonnel in order to reduce theCommittee’s objective to improve medical response to terrorist attacks through the following activities: sharing of international best

Todd Soard is an ATAB CMAS and started in EMS in 1982 and continues as a Florida licensed Private Investigator since 1990. Mr. Soard holds a BS degree in Criminal Justice majoring in Forensics, a Master in Education majoring in Curriculum Design, and a PhD in Public Health. He owns and is Director of Emergency Educational Institute International that offers certificate and degree programs in EMS and Private Investigation. Mr. Soard has trained a wide variety of individuals in medical care, security, corporate and personal protection here in the U.S., South

Chair Tactical Medical Response Committee

incident scenes are inherently dangerous, and all EMS personnel require additional training to operate in these adverse and austere conditions. This committee works with the training committee to establish standard protocols and training for all medical perespond to terrorist incidents in support of law enforcement and military personnel.this committee studies the benefits of implementing tactical medic training to current nonmedical personnel in order to provide triage and stabilization of casualties at terrorist and other

Finally, this committee works with existing tactical medic training programs and recommends ATAB curriculum in addition to their current training in order to further

for terrorism response.

A medical response to terrorist attacks is an intrinsically multidisciplinary process and requires optimal cooperation between medical and nonpersonnel in order to reduce the number of casualties. It is the ATAB Tactical Medical Committee’s objective to improve medical response to terrorist attacks through the following activities: sharing of international best practices, supporting/facilitating the development of

Todd Soard is an ATAB CMAS and started in EMS in 1982 and continues as a Florida licensed Justice majoring in

Forensics, a Master in Education majoring in Curriculum Design, and a PhD in Public Health. He owns and is Director of Emergency Educational Institute International that offers certificate and

gation. Mr. Soard has trained a wide variety of individuals in medical care, security, corporate and personal protection here in the U.S., South

incident scenes are inherently dangerous, and all EMS personnel require additional This committee works with the

training committee to establish standard protocols and training for all medical personnel that will respond to terrorist incidents in support of law enforcement and military personnel. In addition, this committee studies the benefits of implementing tactical medic training to current non-

stabilization of casualties at terrorist and other Finally, this committee works with existing tactical medic training programs

and recommends ATAB curriculum in addition to their current training in order to further

A medical response to terrorist attacks is an intrinsically multidisciplinary process and requires optimal cooperation between medical and non-medical

s the ATAB Tactical Medical Committee’s objective to improve medical response to terrorist attacks through the following

practices, supporting/facilitating the development of

multidisciplinary medical response protocols, and providing expertise/resources to existing terrorism response training programs in order to improve their medical outcomes"

Dr Patrick Linnenbank, MD MBA DABFE CHSP ATO CPS CMAS- MSM is President & Medical Director of Seraph Protection Group S.A. Patrick is a Dutch national and a Forensic Medical Examiner, Tactical Medicine Instructor and Protection & Counter Terrorism Instructor with Maritime Security Specialisation from the International Security Academy in Israel where he also serves as the Global Co-ordinator of their Multi-National Maritime Protective Teams. He holds the designation of CMAS (Certified Master Anti- Terrorism Specialist) and MSM (Maritime Security Manager)

Dr. James Blair Chair Hospital and Healthcare Systems All-Hazard ReadinessCommittee

The purpose of this committee is to promote a culture of sector all-hazards readiness among the non-federal healthcare community by identifying terrorist threats to the sector and dual-benefit derived from preparing for and responding to an increasingly hostile environment created by the increasing evidence of terrorist attacks on healthcare facilities to promote the terror multiplier effect (TME), more frequent and robust natural disasters, and the evolving threat of pandemic infectious diseases.

Mike Fagel Chair Subject Matter Experts and Media Relations Committee

The mission of this committee is to serve as a liaison between ATAB (i.e., experienced ATAB subject matter experts, ATAB Committee chairs, and the ATAB Board of Directors) and the media. When ATAB is called upon to comment on or explain security and/or terrorism related incidents, the Chairperson of this committee will determine the appropriate representative(s) to provide a concise, intelligent, and timely response to the media. In addition, the Chairperson of this committee serves as liaison between ATAB, the ATAB representative(s) and the media, and is responsible for press and/or media releases regarding persons awarded the CAS, CMAS, and specialty credentials

Michael Jay Fagel, Ph.D., CEM, CMAS has been involved in many phases of public service. In over 4 decades of public service, he has been in Fire Service, Emergency Medical Service, Public Health, Law enforcement and Emergency Management, including safety & security manager for a major food processing firm.

Currently, he is an instructor at Northwestern University in the Masters of Public Policy & Administration Program. There he teaches Bio Defense, Terrorism and Homeland Security Courses. He teaches for LSU, NIU, EKU and BU, and also supported the US Army at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in their WMD facility support for the FEB. He teaches Fusion Center and Intelligence officer training for various federal entities.

He has written 4 textbooks on emergency management and homeland security.

Admiral Peter Kikareas Vice President

Admiral Kikareas is a senior business development executive and recognized authority in the design and implementation of global intelligence collection and analysis systems, risk assessment, and counter-terrorism operations founded on his leadership experience as a senior executive at NATO and as a high-ranking government appointee. Top level assignments include Director of Operations and Intelligence, Director of the NATO Consultation Command and ContrDirector of Operational Planning for the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, and Technical Advisor and Manager for the NATO Advanced Technology Group working with the MITRE Corporation for the design of the nextIntelligence System. Admiral Kikareas was directly responsible for developing and deploying the first Global War Games and Simulation Center for the Armed Forces; the results of which were used to create integrated Crisis Management Center

Admiral Kikareas retired from NATO to found and direct Hellenic Aspis & Associates Inc. (HA&A) in 2001 This company was Architect of the Global Security for the Olympic Games in Athens 2004. Managed and directed complex consprivate sector partners, utilizing thousands of employees. The effort was expanded to develop a Best Crisis Management Plan for a Country during peace, crisis, and physical disasters as well as for wartime emergencies.

Admiral Kikareas is also a top World known Investor and Financier. Marketing and Sales International high expertise.

Admiral Kikareas received an M.S. at the Naval War College in Strategic and Operational Planning, and Leadership, a second at Cranfield Institute of Technology in Operations Research, and a BSc from the Naval Academy in Leadership, Management and Marine Studies. Additionally, he has taught at the Naval Academy, the War College, and presents S

SpecialtiesFinancial Expert. Marketing,Sales and Communication.Leadership in Crisis. Global Security.Certified Master Anti-Terrorism Specialist.Certified Master Anti-terrorism SpecialistIntelligence/ CounterintelligenceRisk AssessmentCrisis Management StrategyC 4 I SRCorporate Business Development and Strategy, B2B Communication, World communicator,

Admiral Peter Kikareas Vice President

Admiral Kikareas is a senior business development executive and recognized authority in the design and implementation of global intelligence collection and analysis systems, risk assessment,

terrorism operations founded on his leadership experience as a senior executive at ranking government appointee. Top level assignments include Director of

Operations and Intelligence, Director of the NATO Consultation Command and ContrDirector of Operational Planning for the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, and Technical Advisor and Manager for the NATO Advanced Technology Group working with the MITRE Corporation for the design of the next-generation Automated CommaIntelligence System. Admiral Kikareas was directly responsible for developing and deploying the first Global War Games and Simulation Center for the Armed Forces; the results of which were used to create integrated Crisis Management Centers among NATO Alliance members.

Admiral Kikareas retired from NATO to found and direct Hellenic Aspis & Associates Inc. (HA&A) in 2001 This company was Architect of the Global Security for the Olympic Games in Athens 2004. Managed and directed complex consortiums and alliances with governmental and private sector partners, utilizing thousands of employees. The effort was expanded to develop a Best Crisis Management Plan for a Country during peace, crisis, and physical disasters as well as

Admiral Kikareas is also a top World known Investor and Financier. Marketing and Sales

Admiral Kikareas received an M.S. at the Naval War College in Strategic and Operational Planning, and Leadership, a second at Cranfield Institute of Technology in Operations Research, and a BSc from the Naval Academy in Leadership, Management and Marine Studies. Additionally, he has taught at the Naval Academy, the War College, and presents Seminars around the world.

Financial Expert. Marketing,Sales and Communication.Leadership in Crisis. Global Security.

Terrorism Specialist.terrorism Specialist-Maritime Security Mngr

ounterintelligence

Corporate Business Development and Strategy, B2B Communication, World communicator,

Admiral Kikareas is a senior business development executive and recognized authority in the design and implementation of global intelligence collection and analysis systems, risk assessment,

terrorism operations founded on his leadership experience as a senior executive at ranking government appointee. Top level assignments include Director of

Operations and Intelligence, Director of the NATO Consultation Command and Control Agency, Director of Operational Planning for the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, and Technical Advisor and Manager for the NATO Advanced Technology Group working with the

generation Automated Command, Control, and Intelligence System. Admiral Kikareas was directly responsible for developing and deploying the first Global War Games and Simulation Center for the Armed Forces; the results of which were

s among NATO Alliance members.

Admiral Kikareas retired from NATO to found and direct Hellenic Aspis & Associates Inc. (HA&A) in 2001 This company was Architect of the Global Security for the Olympic Games in

ortiums and alliances with governmental and private sector partners, utilizing thousands of employees. The effort was expanded to develop a Best Crisis Management Plan for a Country during peace, crisis, and physical disasters as well as

Admiral Kikareas is also a top World known Investor and Financier. Marketing and Sales

Admiral Kikareas received an M.S. at the Naval War College in Strategic and Operational Planning, and Leadership, a second at Cranfield Institute of Technology in Operations Research, and a BSc from the Naval Academy in Leadership, Management and Marine Studies. Additionally,

eminars around the world.

Corporate Business Development and Strategy, B2B Communication, World communicator,

Corporate and Political Strategic AlliancesGlobal Advertising, Marketing and Sales PromotionsPublic Speaking

Timothy A. Shaw Chair Law Enforcement Committee

Tom M. Conley Chair Maritime Security Committee

Tom M. Conley is the President & C.E.O. of The Conley Group, Inc. headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa. The Conley Group, Inc. provides highRemote ViewingTM solution to their clients globally. He is a former civilian police captain and is a senior-level commissioned officer in the United States Navy (Reserve). In the U. S. Navy, he has served in a number of law enforcement, criminal investigation and information security leadership positions, as well as serving at the commanding officer of a destroyer squadron detachment. He is a certified Master Training Specialist (MTS) by the U.S. Navy acounter-terrorism instructor by the U.S. Department of Defense.

Mr. Conley has been designated a Certified Protection Professional (CPP), by ASIS International, has been designated as a Certified Antiterrorism Specialist (CMAS) and a Certified Maritime Security Manager (CASTerrorism Accreditation Board, has been designated as a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) by the Information Systems Audit and Control AssocCertified Protection Officer (CPO) and a Certified Protection Officer Instructor (CPOI) by the International Foundation for Protection Officers, has been designated a Certified Private Investigator (CPI) by the AcademySecurity – Level III (CHS-III) by The American Board for Certification in Homeland Security, and has been designated a Certified Fraud Investigator (CFI) by the International Academy of Investigative Professionals. He is also a graduate of Executive Security International, a highly regarded executive protection academy, where he became certified as an Executive Security Specialist. He is an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), has earned a bona fide BKarate, and is a certified expert with the handgun and rifle.

He has earned a Master of Arts Degree in Business Leadership with an emphasis in Quality Management from Upper Iowa University, where he graduated with a 4.0 GPA. He also earned

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Timothy A. Shaw Chair Law Enforcement Committee

Tom M. Conley Chair Maritime Security Committee

Tom M. Conley is the President & C.E.O. of The Conley Group, Inc. headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa. The Conley Group, Inc. provides highly qualified security services and their revolutionary

solution to their clients globally. He is a former civilian police captain and is a level commissioned officer in the United States Navy (Reserve). In the U. S. Navy, he has

ved in a number of law enforcement, criminal investigation and information security leadership positions, as well as serving at the commanding officer of a destroyer squadron detachment. He is a certified Master Training Specialist (MTS) by the U.S. Navy a

terrorism instructor by the U.S. Department of Defense.

Mr. Conley has been designated a Certified Protection Professional (CPP), by ASIS International, has been designated as a Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist (CAS), a Certified terrorism Specialist (CMAS) and a Certified Maritime Security Manager (CAS-MSM) by the AntiTerrorism Accreditation Board, has been designated as a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) by the Information Systems Audit and Control Association, has been designated as both a Certified Protection Officer (CPO) and a Certified Protection Officer Instructor (CPOI) by the International Foundation for Protection Officers, has been designated a Certified Private Investigator (CPI) by the Academy of Private Investigators, has been Certified in Homeland

III) by The American Board for Certification in Homeland Security, and has been designated a Certified Fraud Investigator (CFI) by the International Academy of

e Professionals. He is also a graduate of Executive Security International, a highly regarded executive protection academy, where he became certified as an Executive Security Specialist. He is an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), has earned a bona fide BKarate, and is a certified expert with the handgun and rifle.

has earned a Master of Arts Degree in Business Leadership with an emphasis in Quality Management from Upper Iowa University, where he graduated with a 4.0 GPA. He also earned

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solution to their clients globally. He is a former civilian police captain and is a level commissioned officer in the United States Navy (Reserve). In the U. S. Navy, he has

ved in a number of law enforcement, criminal investigation and information security leadership positions, as well as serving at the commanding officer of a destroyer squadron detachment. He is a certified Master Training Specialist (MTS) by the U.S. Navy and a certified

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MSM) by the Anti-Terrorism Accreditation Board, has been designated as a Certified Information Security Manager

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has earned a Master of Arts Degree in Business Leadership with an emphasis in Quality Management from Upper Iowa University, where he graduated with a 4.0 GPA. He also earned

two undergraduate degrees from Upper Iowa University: a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology. He graduated with honors from both degree programs.

Under his leadership and during his 35 plus years in theprofessions, he has provided services to Amoco Oil Company, General Electric Corporation, the U.S. Marshal’s Service, the State of Iowa, NBC Television, the Des Moines International Airport, the Des Moines Skywalk, the URailroad, Federal Express Corporation, and ConAgra, Inc., just to name a few. The Conley Group, Inc. is well known for their high level of organizational professionalism, their consistent ability effectively deal with difficult security challenges and their ability to effectively manage demanding assignments.

Richard Hughbank Chair Terrorism Studies and Standards Committee

This committee researches and maintains upworld-wide security with primary emphasis placed on understanding the nature and depth of catastrophic and disruptive terrorcommittee is responsible for developing anresponse training standards for first responders as educational tools in both the antiand counter-terrorism arenas. In addition, as domestic and international terrorists change their asymmetric and decentralized operational tactics, the committee continuously strives to develop and improve tactics, techniques, and procedures in this environment.

Major Richard J. Hughbank, U.S. Army (retired) has over 21 years of experience in the Military Police Corps, is a combat veteran in the War on Terror, and an author of multiple articles, book chapters, and books in homeland security, terrorism, security management, and other related topics. While deployed in Kandahar, Afghanistan during Operation “ENDURINGRichard participated in the capture and processing of over 500 alterrorists. He is currently a fullLouisiana where he teaches graduate Homeland Security courses andjustice and emergency management courses and is a doctoral candidate in management and homeland security studies.

undergraduate degrees from Upper Iowa University: a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology. He graduated with honors from both

Under his leadership and during his 35 plus years in the private security and investigative professions, he has provided services to Amoco Oil Company, General Electric Corporation, the U.S. Marshal’s Service, the State of Iowa, NBC Television, the Des Moines International Airport, the Des Moines Skywalk, the United States Federal Aviation Administration, Union Pacific Railroad, Federal Express Corporation, and ConAgra, Inc., just to name a few. The Conley Group, Inc. is well known for their high level of organizational professionalism, their consistent ability effectively deal with difficult security challenges and their ability to effectively manage

Richard Hughbank Chair Terrorism Studies and Standards Committee

This committee researches and maintains up-to-date threat information for the United States and wide security with primary emphasis placed on understanding the nature and depth of

catastrophic and disruptive terror-based threats from non-state and state-supported entities.committee is responsible for developing and maintaining a series of incident prevention and response training standards for first responders as educational tools in both the anti

In addition, as domestic and international terrorists change their nd decentralized operational tactics, the committee continuously strives to develop

and improve tactics, techniques, and procedures in this environment.

Major Richard J. Hughbank, U.S. Army (retired) has over 21 years of experience in the Military Corps, is a combat veteran in the War on Terror, and an author of multiple articles, book

chapters, and books in homeland security, terrorism, security management, and other related While deployed in Kandahar, Afghanistan during Operation “ENDURING

Richard participated in the capture and processing of over 500 al-Qaeda and Taliban He is currently a full-time Assistant Professor at Northwestern State University of

Louisiana where he teaches graduate Homeland Security courses and undergraduate criminal justice and emergency management courses and is a doctoral candidate in management and

undergraduate degrees from Upper Iowa University: a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology. He graduated with honors from both

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The Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist (CAS) Leading the Way In Responder Training

The Anti-Terrorism Accreditation Board CAS Certification.

ATAB (The Anti-Terrorism Accreditation Board www.ATABonline.org) provides quality response training and hasestablished a standard of training being used for terrorism responders around the world for the last 11 years.

ATAB has developed a responder training curriculum that is being utilized at Police Academies, Universities, law enforcement agencies, military and special ops units. ATAB curriculum isCertified by the Professional'sAccreditation &Learning Council(www.myPALc.org) and being used at training facilities from West Point and the Air Force Academy to DHS, ATF and Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.

ATAB members include everyone from 4 Star Generals, Deputy Directors of Homeland Security, Security Directors of Fortune 500 Companies, Directors of Security of Federal Agencies, University Professors, Military Members to Special Agents and Squad Leaders in Afghanistan and many more. ATAB is designed for responders that strive to better educate themselves and make themselves more professional in their field of endeavour.

ATAB, in an effort to address the current training situation that exist in the responder industry,developed training modules provided on DVD for convenient training and study. With budget crunches impacting most businessesand governments, funds are often not available to send all staff to training. Unfortunately, the officer on the street doing the job seems to be the last to receive funds for training. ATAB initially developed these programs after 911 to provide a standard response methodology to respond toa Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE)Incidents. ATAB utilized FEMA, DOT, US Army and Federal Fire Academy safety courses and merged them into informative and understandable training modules of Power Points using photo driven information to make the material easy to understand.

ATAB’s Curriculum

Anti-terrorism Accreditation Board (ATAB) training programs are designed to be completed in blocks of training and follow a specific sequence. The fundamental program, the Certified Anti-

terrorism Specialist (CAS) designation, is a comprehensive security management training program that provides basic and intermediary information on a working level for security practitioners.

Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist (CAS)

The CAS curriculum consists of 41 ATAB training modules designed to be used asself-instruction or to provide training, briefings or presentations for your clients or employees. In addition to the 41 Power Points,the CAS DVD provides over 800 manuals on various types ofsecurity, safety and terrorism response. The ATAB CAS training modules are:

Certified Master Anti-terrorism Specialist program (CMAS),

The Certified Master Anti-terrorism Specialist program is for more experienced and is a higher level of training and includes a complete counter-terror program for securing high threat and government facilities. This module includes complete CT programs with lesson plans, video clips and power points for the CMAS to have everything needed to instruct a 40 to 80 hour Counter Terrorism Course.

Once the CMAS is obtained, ATAB offers a variety of specialized, advanced training modules.

Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist - Physical Security Manager / Integrator (CAS-PSM)

Physical Security Managers/Integrators need to be educated and experienced in many security practices. The CAS-PSM provides a highly trained professional with knowledge of techniques and theory as well as hands on experience. You must be knowledgeable in both physical security as well as the new technical security methods being utilized in today's technological world.

Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist - Cyber Terrorism Response (CAS-CTR)

This course is for Responders responsible for supervising Cyber incident response. It is designed for CAS's with a need to have a strong understanding of the current threats to systems and networks, along with proven and effective responses and countermeasures as well as the knowledge, skills and abilities to manage a cyber-incident or attack.

Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist - Information Technology (CAS-IT)This certification is for IT Professionals who know and understand information assurance. This program supports proficient INFOSEC Managers who need to work the ISO Model to implement an IT program that lets managers and administrators work together to develop an IT program.

The K9 Intelligence Unit (CAS-K9)

This performance based counter-terrorism K9 education and testing program is designed to bring into utilization, highly trained and certified K9 teams in the fight against the many aspects of terrorism. The Unit will work to develop and improve training methods, tactics, standards, techniques and procedures in use with K9 teams throughout the world.

Maritime Security Manager (CAS-MSM)

This training is designed to meet the needs of Maritime Security Managers in dealing with the ever increasing risks and threats on the sea as well as in ports. Instruction provides information on risk and the proven responses to those risks that minimize loss of life or assets.

ATAB Advantages.

ATAB provides responders with quality training materials at a very reasonable price.

ATAB has provided certification materials to over 8,000 individuals around the world

ATAB provides ongoing updates and develops ongoing training modules to address new and current threats as they arise.

ATAB networking opportunities have provided CAS and CMAS’s with numerous employment opportunities. Yesterday a CMAS called and ask if I was aware that one Federal Agency recently hired a complete department of investigators and each one of them was a CAS or CMAS. We have had many members express that the reason for their employment was directly due to their certification as a CAS.

The Anti-Terrorism Accreditation Board and the International Association for Counterterrorism and Security Professionals (IACSP) have partnered together to provide enhanced benefits, training opportunities and discounted rates for our members. For those that are not familiar with IACSP, the IACSP is a network of Counterterrorism/Homeland security professionals interacting with other professionals providing a forum of education and information, while promoting international cooperation on counterterrorism policy through its flagship publication –

The Journal of Counterterrorism & Homeland Security International (now into its 26th year of publication), its website, http://www.iacsp.com

Here is a link to review an article about ATAB found on www.Lawofficer.com

http://www.lawofficer.com/article/needs-tags-columns/terrorism-101-private-security

There is nothing more rewarding to the ATAB board members than to receive an email from a military member that states that while on patrol their life was saved due to information that they learned in an ATAB IED training module.

History of ATAB

Anti-Terrorism Accreditation Board (ATAB) Founded in 2001, ATAB in conjunction with the International Society of Anti-Terrorism Professionals, leaders in Government, military, and the private security industry, as well as key members of law enforcement, fire departments, Emergency Medical Services, and other first responders determined the education, training, and experience requirements for a first responder to safely and successfully prepare for and respond to terrorist events.

ATAB eventually assumed the lead role in the development and implementation of standardized anti-terrorism training and certification programs. Shortly after the September 11th attacks, many industry experts agreed that it was blatantly evident that a significant number of first responders lacked the proper equipment and training to safely respond to a terrorist incident.

While attempts were made by various security and law enforcement personnel and industry associations to advise their members and others how to safely respond, some of the prescribed methods (e.g., wearing a wet T-Shirt across the face to prevent inhalation of mercury and other heavy metal vapours present on the scene) proved grossly inadequate. Other experts touted the use of bulky manuals, hastily developed checklists, virtual seminars, and other training methods to educate responders. Again, these efforts provided less than optimal results.

Several ATAB members volunteered their time, resources, and expertise to develop several slide presentations for first responder leadership in an effort to train the trainer on the appropriate response to terrorist incidents. ATAB subsequently funded, produced, and distributed more than 2000 copies of these materials, free of charge, to the brave men and women supporting the rescue and recovery efforts in New York. Their comments, recommendations, and constructive suggestions were overwhelmingly positive, prompting ATAB to expand its efforts, including the development of anti-terrorism training and certification programs. ATAB acts as a qualified source of information and training.

Our member list reads like a “who's who” in the security and counter terrorism communities. Some of our members conduct training for State and Federal responders. Others provide services to the military. Still others fill education and training voids for interested individuals that are not affiliated with government or other authorities. Since many of our members are employed in positions of authority, trust and responsibility, we maintain strict confidentiality and do not, under any circumstance, disclose personal information without the expressed, written consent of the member.

In short, ATAB identifies gaps in current response methodologies, develops cutting edge training and certification programs, and makes them available to interested parties. We are proud of the fact that we have trained over 58,000 first responders and other anti-terrorism professionals around the world. ATAB has provided emergency rations and medical supplies to flood and earthquake victims, Christmas gifts and financial assistance to individuals in need and to veterans’ families. ATAB has no annual fees or dues.

ATAB Code of Professional Ethics & Standards and Privacy Policy ATAB Mission Statement

1. To educate Government, military, law enforcement, security, fire-fighters, Emergency Medical Services, and civilians about the potential threat of terrorist attacks, and how to both prevent and respond to these attacks.

2. To promote a pro-active mind-set in the interdiction of terrorist threats against the United States of America and its allies.

3. To seek out and expose the methods of 4th generation warfare that pose a threat against the United States of America and its allies, and provide a methodology for the proper response, and prevention of those methods of attack.

4. To educate and encourage all citizens of the United States of America to be aware of, and prepare for, the threat of domestic and global terrorism.

5. To serve as the hub of communication for all professionals actively involved in counter-terrorism efforts at all levels.

6. To provide both the information and training that will facilitate the maximum efficiency of all counter-terrorism efforts within the United States of America.

For information regarding ATAB, training and certification programs, or for questions please contact John Sears, PhD, CMAS via email at ATAB@ATT.NET or ATAB’s Certification Chairman Keith Flannigan, CMAS at keithflannigan@atabonline.org

Membership applications and requests for waiver may be submitted via email to ATAB@ATT.NETor via fax (404) 506-9049

Other queries including committee questions may be directed to Keshav Mazumdar , Sr VP (Committees) at atabinfo12@gmail.com

ATAB COMMITTEES Catab coOMMITTEES

Anti-terrorism Accreditation Board (ATAB) training programs are designed to be completed in blocks of training and follow a specific sequence. The fundamental program, the Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist (CAS)designation, is a comprehensive security management training program that provides basic and intermediary information on a working level for security practitioners. The Masters program (CMAS), is a higher level of training and includes a complete counter-terror program for securing high threat and government facilities. Once the CMAS is obtained, ATAB offers a variety of specialized, advanced training modules.

Whatever your area of expertise, ATAB has the resources to keep you informed

Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist (CAS)As a CAS you will be recognized as an elite professional with skills and expertise to deal with today’s looming terrorist threat. Starting the certification process will give you access to the exclusive ATAB training DVD and other reference material necessary for Security Managers to stay current on new countermeasures and prevention techniques.

Certified Master Anti-terrorism Specialist (CMAS)As a CMAS you will be provided a complete set of power points that you may use to conduct training on securing a government or high threat facility. You will receive twice as much resource materials as you did with the CAS. This program is for those that are more dedicated with a desire to advance their security knowledge and training abilities.

You must first be a CAS and then a CMAS to take these advanced courses:

Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist - Physical Security Manager / Integrator (CAS-PSM)Physical Security Managers/Integrators need to be educated and experienced in many security practices. The CAS-PSM demonstrates a highly trained professional with knowledge of techniques and theory as well as hands on experience. You must be knowledgeable in both physical security as well as the new technical security methods being utilized in today's technological world.

Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist - Cyber Terrorism Response (CAS-CTR)This course is for Responders responsible for supervising Cyber incident response. It is designed forCAS's with a need to have a strong understanding of the current threats to systems and networks, along with proven and effective responses and countermeasures as well as the knowledge, skills and abilities to manage a cyber incident or attack.

Certified Anti-terrorism Specialist - Information Technology (CAS-IT)This certification is for IT Professionals who know and understand information assurance. Proficient INFOSEC Managers who need to work the ISO Model to implement an IT program that lets managersand administrators work together to develop an IT program.

The K9 Intelligence Unit (CAS-K9)

This performance based counter-terrorism K9 education and testing utilization, highly trained and certified K9 teams in the Unit will work to develop and improve training methods, tactics, standards, techniques and procedures in use with K9 teams throughout the world.

Maritime Security Manager (CASThis training is designed to meet the needs of Maritime Security Managers in dealing with the ever increasing risks and threats on the sea as well as provides information on risk and the proven responses to those riskof life or assets.

For more information about how ATAB can better prepare you, visit our website at

www.goATAB.org

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COMMITTEE MEMBERS DETAILS

Name EmployerPreffered Contact Information

Phone number E-MailSr VP Keshav Maumdar BIRS INDIA 9.13326E+11 mil.intelligence@gmail.com

VP Shawn VanDiver US Navy 619-756-9518 shawn.vandiver@navy.milTraining Committee

1 Chair Leighton Johnson III Information Security and Forensics Management Training +1-803-292-7646 leighton.johnson@isfmt.com2 Member Terry V. Culver Georgia Tech Research Institute 404-407-7128. Terry.Culver@gtri.gatech.edu3 Member Ian Goodman Pagoda Services Training (UK) Limited +44-755-401-101 ian.goodman@pagodasecurity.co.uk4 Member Daniel J. O'Connell Safetran, LLC +1-510-894-229 daniel@safetransafety.com

Transportation Security Committee1 Chair Allan McDougall Evolutionary Security Management amcdougall@evolutionarysecurity.ca2 marc@marcglasser.com3 Member John Perdikaris Ontario Power Generation (905) 357-0322 ext. 7426 john.perdikaris@opg.com

Private Security Committee1 Chair Jim Lowe Tri Wolf Consulting jlowe@triwolfsecurity.com2 Member Dr. John McCauley Eastlake Police Department jmccauley@eastlakepd.org3 Member Howard A. Johnston On Point Security Group hjohnston@onpointsecuritygroup.com 4 Member Gerrie Smit Ardan Strategic Risk Consulting gerriesmit007@hotmail.com

VP Dr. Abbee Corb Hate Crime Extremism Invest. Team Waterloo Police +1(416) 876-3958 abbeesc@gmail.comHomeland Security Committee

1 Chair G.F. Bryant, Jr. World Institute for Security Enhancement securitytraining@pobox.com2 Member Michael Borders Strategic Concepts Group, LLC. consulting@thestrategicconcepts.org3 Member Scott Nethero Walt Disney World Security scott.nethero@hotmail.com

Intelligence Committee1 Chair Mike Maddox S.C. State Guard mmaddox@comporium.net 2 Member Gary Hayes Corps of Commissionaires Kingston & Region ghayes@thecommissionaires.com3 Member Jeff McClaran Wells Fargo 515-324-4983 jeffrey.m.mcclaran@wellsfargo.com

Disaster Management Committee1 Chair Gary Christmann Saint Louis Dept.of Public Safety/EMA disaster363@sbcglobal.net2 Member Derrick E. Vaughns US Navy derrick.vaughns@navy.mil3 Member Mark T. Robbins US Navy mark@robbinssecurity.com

VP Georg Grosse-Hohl georggrosse@me.comPhysical Security Committee

1 Chair Ron Lander Ultra Safe Security Specialists rlander@ultra-safe.com2 Member Dario Dzinic IRISS Security Solutions 1-877-489-7660 dario@iriss.info3 Member Brett M. Postelli Shadow Group bpostelli@shadowgroupmi.com

Computer Security Committee1 Chair David Lang Dell David_Lang@federal.dell.com2 Member John A. Christly OMC Systems 954-881-4533 jchristly@omc-systems.com3 Member Leighton Johnson III Information Security and Forensics Management Training +1-803-292-7646 leighton.johnson@isfmt.com

Spanish Committee 1 Chair Luis Arellano US Navy luis.arellano@navy.mil2 Member Lemuel Rivera-Gonzalez Dyncorp International magno@hushmail.com3 Member

VP Frank Nadermann frank.nadermann@navy.milK9 Training, Standards and Unit Development Committee

1 Chair James Dexter Black Mesa Security & Investigations rj.dexter@gmail.com2 Member F. C. Dahmer Global Resources Group fcdahmer@gorgrp.com3 Member

Policy and Procedures Committee1 Chair Amy M. Barnes Frey Video Accessory Corporation & Military Video Systems shark@vac-brick.net2 Member William M. Olinger Olin WMOlinger@olin.com3 Member Ajay Pandey African Barrick Gold Apandey@africanbarrickgold.com

Biometrics Committee1 Chair Anthony Davila AT4LEO ctutaskforce@gmail.com2 Member Timothy W. Coleman N/A timothywcoleman@gmail.com3 Member

Military Liaison Committee1 Chair Donald Jordan US Army donald.jordan@us.army.mil2 Member Paul M. Fogel US Navy Paul.M.Fogel@jtfgtmo.southcom.mil3 Member David Tope US Army wingmen13@gmail.com

VP Todd Soard Emergency Educational Institute tsoard@eeii.orgTactical Medical Committee

1 Chair Dr. Patrick Linnenbank Seraph Protection Group S.A. patrick.linnenbank@seraphprotectiongroup.com2 Member Joseph DeBergalis josephdebergalisjr@hotmail.com3

Hospital and Healthcare Systems All-Hazard Readiness Committee1 Chair Dr. James Blair drjdblair@comcast.net

2 Member Caroline Ramsey-Hamilton Risk Watch International 301-346-9055 CarolineRH@aol.com3 Member Norm Arendt Middleton Fire District Wisconsin njarendt@tds.net4 Member John Wassel Novant Medical Group wassdive@yahoo.com

Subject Matter Experts and Media Relations Committee1 Chair Mike Fagel Argonne National Laboratory-Northwestern University 630-234-6611 mjfagel@aol.com2 Member Duane Jones Kinder Morgan +1-713-703-3866 Duane_Jones@kindermorgan.com3 Member

VP Admiral Peter Kikareas Hellenic Aspis & Associates apkusa@msn.comLaw Enforcement Committee

1 Chair Timothy A. Shaw Tiffin University ShawTA@tiffin.edu2 Member Gary J. Glemboski Global Tactical Training Group gatactical@aol.com3 Member Mehran Rastakhiz US Department of Labor Rastakhiz.Mehran@dol.gov

Maritime Security Committee1 Chair Tom M. Conley The Conley Group, Inc. and U.S. Navy 515.277.7437 tom.conley@theconleygroup.com 2 Member Supriyo Mukherjee Pinnacle Maritime Security & Risk Solution fairwindcaptain@gmail.com3 Member John Campbell US Navy john.d.campbell2@navy.mil4 Member Mark R. Gyenes DHS/USGC mark.r.gyenes@uscg.mil

Terrorism Studies and Standards Committee1 Chair Richard Hughbank Northwestern State University rhughbank@hotmail.com2 Member Dr. Izzet Murat Fert Euroserve Security Services izzet.fert@euroserve.com.tr3 Member Cecil S. Richardson Government Printing Office csrichardson@gpo.gov

ATAB 2015 Committee Priorities

Priority 1: Utilize the Committee VP’s to address training needs that will be beneficial to the ATAB membership and responder industry.

Committee VP’s shall contact their Committee chairs and obtain a list of at least 3 topics for additional research and training development.

From these three topics the Committee VP’s will review and evaluate and determine a priority topic for the committees to develop training modules. Each committee is responsible for developing two training modules per year. The VP’s will provide guidance and oversight to insure that this is completed in a

timely manner. Committee VP input on the establishing of additional areas of certification to meet the current needs of the

membership. We have had many request for additional training on the topics of Defensive Tactics Instructor, Forensic Analyst, IT Forensic Analyst, Surveillance Specialist

Priority 2: Motivating the Committee Chairs and having them become more involved in the ATAB goals for the future.

Each Committee is responsible for creating 2 training modules each year to advance the ATAB membership body of knowledge and address current risk and threats.

The first of these power points will be due no later than April 1st, 2013. Committee Chairs are requested to submit current publications that they see that will be made ready to

post to the web site for reference materials for each committee. VP’s will decide if they want this to be in a “Linked” format or as complete articles.

Committee chairs will be required to submit a vision and mission statement for addressing the direction of the committee for the next year. See Example below:

VISION STATEMENT: The Information Technology Security Committee is dedicated to promote leading-edge computer/network security awareness and capabilities among public and private sectors

MISSION STATEMENT: The Information Technology Security Committee’s mission is to further the awareness of electronic information security across government and private sectors as well as becoming the definitive resource for

any proposed security standards. The Information Technology Security Council will also contribute to the body of knowledge so that others can make informed decisions about protecting their valuable resources. The council will

also assist in bringing quality members to ATAB

Committee Chairs will submit an article about their committee that will be published in the newsletter to the ATAB membership. This may address what training modules the committee is planning, request for

members, request for suggestions on future training topics or just a review of what the committee has completed.

There is a quarterly dead line for Committee Chairs to submit resource articles on their topics, they may also email these news articles or links to atab650@gmail.com .If you see something that is good even if

not in your committee topic email it to atab650@gmail.com and to your committee VP. Schedule for power point and newsletter submissions: VP’s will provide ATAB power point templates,

chapter numbers will be assigned by ATAB administration.

Priority 3: Expanding ATAB’s presence into the security and responder industry.

ATAB should enhance the member’s benefits by continuing to provide information to the members to continue to advance the security profession.

Committees should be responsive to current situations in their field by responding to major news stories with information that can be provided to our members to assist them in addressing or responding to the

threat. Such as a response to the school shooting that can be sent out in the newsletter. Encourage your members to use the CAS or CMAS on their business cards, LinkedIn, Facebook and other

social media profiles, Bio’s and CV’s. The more they are seen the more recognition it gives to your CMAS.

Priority 4: Reach out to the membership to increase participation in the committee functions as well as looking at ways to expose others in the industry to ATAB training materials.

Making the members feel involved will promote more and better communication which will enhance the abilities of ATAB to continue to address the current needs of the membership and the industry.

Committee chairs need to locate colleagues who will enhance the experience and knowledge level of their committee making the committee more productive and better supported.

Committee Chairs should encourage their members to submit writings that they have on relevant topics for publication through the newsletter or for peer review.

Priority 5: Establishing of InfoSec or Intelligence certification

VP’s and Intelligence Committee Chairs need to coordinate what criteria and curriculum will be needed and topics to be addressed for this new certification.

Determine what training modules will need to be developed. Determine what role and how the intelligence committee that will fit into INTEL Certification program. Determine what other committees that could cross over as well as complement the development of

materials for this topic. Determine what people in other committees that may have expertise, white papers or power points that are

completed on the topics that could be utilized to develop our curriculum.

Priority 6: Conference calls will be established for VP and or Chapter Chairs quarterly.

We need input on preferred times or days that would be convenient for you. Agenda will be provided prior to any CC as well as the call in information.

Keith Flanigan To

LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY

KOLKATA POLICE , KOLKATA

STATE OF WEST BENGAL

Sir,

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Keith Flanigan CMAS Certification Chair & Board Member

LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY

KOLKATA POLICE , KOLKATA

STATE OF WEST BENGAL

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Sincerely

Dated: 01/26/15

CC: KOLKATA POLICE COMMISSIONER

CC: DC CRIME BRANCH KOLKATA POLICE

CC: OC SECURITY CONTROL KOLKATA POLICE

Keith Flanigan CMAS Certification Chair & Board Member

Mr Keshav Chandra Mazumdar has a vision to introduce American CONCEPT OF Intelligence driving operations and Ops driving intelligence—a dynamic which has

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NATO) and John M Nomikos (Director RIEAS, European Intelligence Academy)

CC: KOLKATA POLICE COMMISSIONER

CC: DC CRIME BRANCH KOLKATA POLICE

CC: OC SECURITY CONTROL KOLKATA POLICE

Certification Chair & Board Member

Mr Keshav Chandra Mazumdar has a vision to introduce American CONCEPT OF a dynamic which has proved its

My intent to write this letter to you, Sir, is to introduce him to the Law Enforcement Community of India and this goes without saying that his tremendous leadership qualities,

and without doubt help the Security forces to win decisive victories against insurgent/terrorist forces with the

request you to keep copies of all his certifications, honors regarding any of his

credentials may be forwarded to me or any of the committee members including Admiral P NATO) and John M Nomikos (Director RIEAS, European Intelligence Academy)

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