CSI offers innovative Jewish-centric security training to enhance the safety of our community against evolving threats. All training is developed internally by subject matter experts utilizing the latest intelligence collected by the CSI Analysis Center and resources from partner agencies, including many private sector organizations and 44 local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. CSI’s extensive network of security and intelligence professionals enables us to provide premier security training within the hyperlocal threat context of Jewish Los Angeles.
Personnel Resiliency Training (PRT) — 5 hours
In 2016, CSI developed and launched Personnel Resiliency Training, a proactive approach to security. PRT is our premier in-depth course that equips participants with advanced situational awareness skills and risk mitigation strategies to make themselves and their organizations a hard target and prevent victimization. The course has received praise from several subject matter experts and has been adopted in other Jewish communities throughout the country.
Community Awareness Training (CAT) — 1.5 hours
CAT is an essential course designed to empower congregants and community members to overcome fear by leveraging the collective strength of a united Jewish community. Participants will develop a “culture of vigilance” that will strengthen the security apparatus of any congregation or community. Participants will be prepared to identify bad actors on the path to violence and be equipped with actionable steps for early intervention.
Surviving Active Threats — 1.5 hours
Active shooters, vehicle attacks, improvised explosives, and civil unrest are real threats that can impact the Jewish community at any given moment. This training equips participants to think critically in a crisis and enhance their survivability in potentially fatal encounters.
Digital Footprint Basics
After identifying prominent members of the Jewish community doxxed online, reports of others being targeted in well-run email scams, or observing deep web chatter regarding Jewish locations, CSI identified a need to teach a basic situational awareness course for the digital world. Digital Footprint Basics teaches how to minimize your digital trail, remove personally identifying information, and protect yourself from malicious digital actors.
Project Safe Classroom (PSC) — 1.5 hours
After reviewing government and law enforcement research on the active shooters phenomenon and identifying security and lockdown shortfalls in our classrooms, Project Safe Classroom was born. Project Safe Classroom empowers educators with the tools and training to keep their students safe during an attack.
We distribute purpose-built lockdown bags and provide necessary training on the methodology and effective use of the bags. Each Project Safe Classroom delivery entails a full hour of onsite training for all educators and administrative staff. Each Project Safe Classroom kit includes carefully researched and tested equipment designed to mitigate the impact of an active shooter incident and effectively help lock down a school classroom. From locks and tools to much-needed first aid and emergency medical equipment, every item has been carefully selected for this special program.
Essentials of Stop the Bleed —
(Session duration varies according to group size)
Learn to treat fatal blood loss during this official U.S. Department of Defense approved course. Uncontrolled bleeding is a major cause of preventative deaths. A person can bleed out within 3 to 5 minutes. On average, it takes first responders 7 to 10 minutes to arrive at the scene. This course equips participants with vital skills needed to survive traumatic bleeding from accidents, violence, natural disasters, and other unforeseen traumatic events.