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Applying OPSEC to Criminal Investigations
Takes the viewer through the investigation of a criminal case and
demonstrates how operations security can be used effectively at
various stages to protect the information that is vital to the success
of the investigation. (~13 minutes, VHS Video)
Recommended Audience: Public Safety, Intermediate Level
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Awareness Volume 2: A Security, Counterintelligence, and OPSEC
Update
This security awareness tool is the IOSS' second offering in a series
of unclassified security awareness videos. It features the latest
topics designed to educate those involved in our national defense.
From operations security in mission planing to counterintelligence
awareness and OPSEC vulnerabilities, this video is critical for those
defending our Nation in these challenging times. This production includes
the video that the IOSS developed for the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake
City, the award winning "Jim Leak" series, and an inspirational tribute
to the heroes of 9/11. Each segment is self-contained and offers insights
into, and solutions for, current issues facing the U.S. government,
military, law enforcement, and private industry. It is designed to
be viewed in whole or in part as time permits. Previously released
as Awareness 2002. Also available in closed caption format. (~85 minutes,
VHS Video, closed captioned)
Recommended Audience: General Awareness All Levels |
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Awareness Volume 3: A Security, Counterintelligence, and OPSEC Update (New)
This security awareness tool is the IOSS' third offering in a series of unclassified security awareness videos. It features awareness topics for the OPSEC professional, from operations security to personnel security. The National OPSEC Award winner, "Special Report," was created secretly using the OPSEC process and had a significant impact on its target audience. "Looking At It From a Different Angle" and "It Doesn't Pay to Advertise" focuses on the importance of practicing OPSEC at work, at home and on vacation. "Personnel Security: Foreign Contacts" is an excellent presentation on the necessity of those in the national security community to report any foreign contacts. Each segment is self-contained and offers insights into, and solutions for, current issues facing the U.S. government, military, law enforcement, and private industry. It is designed to be viewed in whole or in part as time permits. (~60 minutes, VHS Video/DVD, closed captioned)
Recommended Audience: General Awareness All Levels |
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D*I*C*E 2004 -
Now More Than Ever (New)
In his latest D*I*C*E briefing, Ray Semko
presents a dynamic, compelling and unclassified assessment of the
current threats to America. Focusing on the threats that plague us today - terrorism, espionage, and a host of others. DICE 2004 introduces one of the most important counter-measures to these threats - Operations Security or OPSEC. This five-step process helps us view our mission activities through the eyes of our adversaries. When we see what they see, we can stop them in their tracks. We must be vigilant - now, more than ever! (~38 minutes,
DVD, closed captioned)
Recommended Audience: All Audiences,
All Levels
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OPSEC: A Different Point of View (Facilitator Guide)
Provides a general understanding of the OPSEC process motivates the
viewers to practice OPSEC. (~28 minutes, VHS Video)
Recommended Audience: Government & Defense Agencies, Intermediate
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OPSEC: The Art of Working Together (OPSEC for the Private
Sector)
Uses a case study of how one high-tech company successfully employed
the OPSEC process to maintain its competitive edge and provide an
added dimension of protection to corporate operations. (18 minutes,
VHS Video)
Recommended Audience: Private Sector, Intermediate Level |
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Ramping Up for Homeland Security (Discontinued)
As terrorists seek increasingly to harm the American people, the roles
that public safety agencies play in our defense assumes an increasing
importance as well. The IOSS, in cooperation with the Department of
Justice, has produced this two-part video to introduce OPSEC to public
safety personnel. Part 1 provides a short overview of the OPSEC methodology,
while Part 2 explains how the OPSEC process can be applied by public
safety agencies in a variety of situations. Also available in closed
caption format. (~1 hour 42 minutes, VHS Video, closed captioned)
Recommended Audience: Public Safety, Beginner Level (Watch for a new version on Awareness Volume 5) |
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Think Like the Wolf: Applying OPSEC to Military Operations
In the wild, the wolf studies his prey; prowling and studying until
he finds a vulnerability - then he attacks. Like a wolf, America's
enemies are looking for vulnerabilities and waiting to attack us.
With every glimpse we give them, they gain an advantage. To ensure
America's victory over her adversaries, we must think like them
- like the wolf. See how the 5-step OPSEC process is applied in
a military environment to achieve the element of surprise and ensure
mission success! This video is UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
and should be protected as such. (~17 minutes, VHS Video/DVD)
Recommended Audience: Defense Agencies, Intermediate Level
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Through the Eyes of the Adversary: Operations Security for Public
Safety Agencies
An adversary is anyone who is collecting information about you and
your organization and has the intent to use this information to harm
you. Today's public safety agencies face a wide range of adversaries
, including criminals, terrorists, hackers, extremists, foreign intelligence
agencies, and the insider threat. According to captured terrorist
training manuals, about 80% of the information needed to plan an attack
can be obtained from open sources of information such as the internet.
This video describes your adversaries and how they collect intelligence
using unclassified open sources of information. It presents a process
known as operations security, or OPSEC, that can be used to deny your
adversaries the critical information they need to plan their operations
against you. (~22 minutes, DVD, closed captioned)
Recommended Audience: Public Safety, Beginner Level |
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