Intelligence Analysis Training
The NEW Lockheed Martin Center for Security Analysis is showcasing four courses this winter: Counterterrorism Analysis Course, Critical Thinking Course, and the Asymmetric Threat Operations Course. Each course is open to the law enforcement community and U.S. citizens employed by federal or state governments, and U.S. corporations or organizations engaged in intelligence and security. Course Information Counterterrorism Analysis Course: This course explores analytical techniques for the purpose of countering and defeating terrorism. Attendees learn to analyze, interpret, and apply threat-profiling techniques to vast amounts of terrorism data, and produce a multi-discipline intelligence product in accordance with current intelligence community needs. Subjects include the origins of terrorism, roots of Islamic Fundamentalism, and analytical techniques such as link and time event analysis, center of gravity analysis, and threat profiling. Critical Thinking Course: Critical thinking has been widely recognized in the Intelligence Community and elsewhere as one of the key skills that analysts require to produce reasoned, mission directed analytical results. This Course is designed to facilitate and enhance individual critical thinking skills through reflective thinking, systematic questioning, and critical reading. Attendees will also learn skills such as critical reading and writing as an integrated part of other techniques used by analysts everyday. Asymmetric Threat Operations Course: Attendees explore the significance of asymmetric warfare, examine the current use of asymmetric techniques against the West, and investigate the threat that asymmetric warfare continues to pose for the U.S. military. Course practical exercises include case studies and red cell war gaming to provide insight on how the U.S. is most vulnerable to asymmetric attack, and to also introduce various operational and technological countermeasures to these threats. The course is designed for intelligence professionals, law enforcement and security professionals, and interested public parties. Strategic Intelligence & Homeland Security: This course is designed for Homeland Security and other enterprise employees in order to develop a broad understanding of strategic intelligence. It prepares intelligence, law enforcement and security professionals, and interested public parties to understand and support missions including securing our homeland, defending the citizenry, and protecting the national infrastructure. Our attendees develop a detailed overview of the intelligence community - its organizations, its operations, and the decision making process it supports. The understanding enable attendees to better support senior officials, policymakers, the Department of Homeland Security, the intelligence community, the Executive Branch, other federal, state, local, territorial, and tribal partners.
Course schedule Course Number | Course Name | Dates | 1012-01 | Critical Thinking | 1-5 Dec 2008 | 1010-01 | Counterterrorism Analysis | 8-12 Dec 2008 | 1014-02 | Asymmetric Threat Operations | 12-16 Jan 2009 | 1016-02 | Strategic Intelligence & Homeland Security | 26-30 Jan 2009 | 1010-01 | Counterterrorism Analysis | 9-13 Feb 2009 | 1012-01 | Critical Thinking | 23-27 Feb 2009 | 1014-02 | Asymmetric Threat Operations | 16-20 Mar 2009 | 1016-02 | Strategic Intelligence & Homeland Security | 23-27 Mar 2009 | 1010-01 | Counterterrorism Analysis | 6-10 Apr 2009 | 1012-01 | Critical Thinking | 20-24 Apr 2009 | 1014-02 | Asymmetric Threat Operations | 4-8 May 2009 | 1010-01 | Counterterrorism Analysis | 25-29 May 2009 | 1016-02 | Strategic Intelligence & Homeland Security | 8-12 Jun 2009 | 1014-02 | Asymmetric Threat Operations | 15-19 Jun 2009 | 1012-01 | Critical Thinking | 22-26 Jun 2009 | 1016-02 | Strategic Intelligence & Homeland Security | 13-17 Jul 2009 | 1010-01 | Counterterrorism Analysis | 20-24 Jul 2009 | 1012-01 | Critical Thinking | 27-31 Jul 2009 | 1010-01 | Counterterrorism Analysis | 10-14 Aug 2009 | 1014-02 | Asymmetric Threat Operations | 24-28 Aug 2009 | 1012-01 | Critical Thinking | 14-18 Sep 2009 | 1016-02 | Strategic Intelligence & Homeland Security | 28 Sep- 2 Oct 2009 | 1014-02 | Asymmetric Threat Operations | 19-23 Oct 2009 | 1016-02 | Strategic Intelligence & Homeland Security | 2-6 Nov 2009 | 1010-01 | Counterterrorism Analysis | 30 Nov- 4 Dec 2009 | 1012-01 | Critical Thinking | 7-11 Dec 2009 |
Course cost The cost of each course is $1750. Group rate discounts of 10 percent per student are available for groups consisting of 10 or more students from the same organization. Course location
8580 Cinderbed Road, Suite 100A
Newington VA, 22122 Click here for Map Click here for Course Catalog and Pricing Information Click to request Registration Information Click to see Press Release Contact Info
Lockheed Martin Mission Services
Intelligence Analysis Training Team
8580 Cinder Bed Road
Suite 100A
Newington, VA 22122
703-339-6201
LMIT.TrainingTeam@imc2.ems.lmco.com
Mission Services
8580 Cinder Bed Road
Suite 100A
Newington, VA 22122
719-622-2125
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