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The nexus of terrorism, radicalized insiders and workplace violence
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- Creating a Secure Organisation
- Creating a Resilient Organisation
- Resolving Critical Issues and Crises
The nexus of terrorism, radicalized insiders and workplace violence
Hear from the country’s leading experts in the field of active shooter, radicalization, and behavioral profiles. During this webcast, we share best practices for identifying threats within the workplace, and controls for responding to incidents, should they occur.
Key Topics
- Workplace Violence
- Crisis Management
- Terrorism
Authors
- Shawn VanSlyke, Director
- Oliver Wack, Director
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