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SEC 599

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Why haven't the United States Studies or work on Terrorism before 2000?
Because terrorism or issues of terrorism did not happen here before that.
How much of the critical infrastructure is own or ran by private organizations?
85%
What is Salafism?
A militant group of extremist Sunnis who believe themselves the only correct interpreters of the Koran and consider moderate Muslims to be infidels.
What area of Terrorism is Dr. Kennedy most interested in?
Suicide Bombers
Generally who are the first responders in a terrorism attack?
Private Security or Police Officers
In Michigan, what organization does the Homeland Security Funds before being distributed got to?
The State Police
What is the Michigan Act 330 about?
An act to license and regulate private security, to allow them to be armed and have arrest powers.
T/F, in the State of Michigan, Workers Compensation protects the employer from being sued.
True
Security Decay
Anything you setup such as a policy or procedure, it will go do hill if not kept up or followed. Causes of decay can be do to cost effectiveness, inconvenience or leadership.
What is a CPP
Certified Protection Professional credential to senior security professionals with 7-9 years of relevant work experience. This credential focuses on the "big picture" for computer security, including company or organizational policies and procedures, as well as relevant information technologies, tools, and techniques
NFPA 1600
National Fire Protection Association
Standard on Disaster/Emergency Management and Business Continuity
What is the Posse Comitatus Act
It is a limit on use of military for civilian law enforcement.
What is Terrorism?
Terrorism constitutes the illegitimate use of force to achieve a political objective by targeting innocent people.
What are the 6 common elements of terrorism?
1. The use of illegal force.
2. Subnational Actors.
3. Unconventional Methods.
4. Political Motives.
5. Attacks against "soft" civilian and passive military targets.
6. Acts aimed at purposefully affecting an audience.

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