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1
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1540

A

Personnel, employees, passengers, companies.

Applies to everyone
Allows TSA to fine people

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2
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1520

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SSI

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3
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1503

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Enforcement/compliance

How to respond to an LOI.

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4
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1544

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Aircraft operator security
Part 121 Airline
Part 125 air cargo

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5
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1546

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Foreign air carrier security

Flies into/out of US.

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1550

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Security program for charters above 12,500 pounds

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7
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1548

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Indirect air carrier

Freight forwarder

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1542

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Airport security

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SSI

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Be detrimental to the security of transportation

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What level of information can an ASC get up to?

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Secret

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11
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What are the levels of classified information?

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Confidential – damaging
Secret Dash seriously
Top secret – gravely

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12
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Which airport documents are never SSI?

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AEP
ALP
Master plan

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13
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Define TLO and what is the highest clearance they can receive?

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Terrorism liaison officer

Top-secret clearance

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14
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When is STA required?

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When applying for secured, SIDA or sterile area access.

Conducted annually

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The ASP contains:

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Description of security areas
credentialing process
Law-enforcement
Escort procedures
Challenge procedures
SIDA training
ports of entry
Contingencies/incident management
Record keeping and SSI
Exclusive area agreements
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16
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TSA amendment

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Gives airport operator 30 days to comply

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17
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Airport operator amendments

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Must give TSA 45 days to review

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Changed condition

How much time to notify TSA?

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Unplanned changes to the ASP.
Six hours to notify TSA

If the condition last for more than 60 days, Airport must submit an amendment.

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Security directives

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When there is an immediate threat or need to change security procedures.
Deadlines for implementing directions are written within Each SD.

TSA normally issues SDs

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Authorized signatory

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Main function:

Request the issuance of an ID badge
Add or alter access rights

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21
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Performance measures for access control on AOA

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Detect Deter Prevent

22
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What three elements are required for a SIDA?

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Training
CHRC/STA
ID display /challenge

allow authorized access
Deny unauthorized access
Differentiate access authority

23
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Exit lane protection

A

ASAP states who is responsible

Adjacent to screening check. TSA
Physically separated from checkpoint – airport

24
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Secured area access control requirements

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Alarm notification in response
Sweep of the area
limit access to only those necessary
Make sure the access authorities in writing.

25
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Types of barriers

A

Physical
Electronic
Natural
Access points

26
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Direct ramp observer

A

When an airport doesn’t need a full security program and are GA operations for most of the time.

Example is Lake Tahoe airport

27
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British Airways insider threat 2011

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Plan to bomb a transit lentic flight and also plotted to attack the computer system

28
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TWA flight 8 47

1985

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Catering personal smuggled guns and hand grenades so that hijackers could clear screening. A US Navy diver Robert Stetham was killed.

The weapons were placed in the lavatory.

29
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British Airways insider threat 2011

A

Plan to bomb a transit lentic flight and also plotted to attack the computer system

30
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TWA flight 847

1985

A

Catering personal smuggled guns and hand grenades so that hijackers could clear screening. A US Navy diver Robert Stetham was killed.

The weapons were placed in the lavatory.

Captain John TesTrake and flight attendant Uli Derickson.

Lesson learned: once on the ground keep the aircraft on the ground and flight crew training

31
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PSA flight 1771

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A former airline employee brought down the plane by bringing a gun on board after it had been terminated from employment but his credentials had not been confiscated. He killed his supervisor it was commuting on the flight then shot both pilots aircraft crash killing off 44 on board.

32
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Pan Am flight 103

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Libyan airlines employee placed a bomb on the plane killing 270 people including 11 on the ground in the town of Lockerbie Scotland.

33
Q

How long do fingerprint and badge applications have to be retained?

A

180 days after individual no longer needs badge.

34
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TSA fine

A

Up to $11,000

35
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Voluntary disclosure to TSA

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Written report to TSA within 10 days

Should be able to get out of the fine

36
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Voluntary disclosure to TSA

A

Written report to TSA within 10 days

Should be able to get out of the fine

37
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TSA fine

A

Up to $11,000

38
Q

GA

A

77% of all flights in US

Contributes over 100 billion annually

Employees over 630,000 people

39
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1993 agricultural aircraft

A

Osama bin Laden assess potential use to deliver chemical weapon

40
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1994 White House lawn

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Successfully flu hey says the 150 on the White House lawn crushing the plane into two stores below where the president Clinton’s bedroom was located.

41
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Operation Bojinka 1995

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GA aircraft flown into headquarters of CIA

42
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Tampa Florida 2002

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Cessna flew into side of a building (Bank of America).

43
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IRS building Austin Texas 2010

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Aircraft smashed into IRS building

44
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Maryland – three

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College park,
Potomac airfield, Washington executive (HYDE field)

GA airports that have an ASP
Part 1562

45
Q

PIDS

A

Perimeter intrusion detection system

46
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Virtual fence PIDS

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Microwave sensors
Photo electric
radar
seismic sensors

47
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Fence mounted PIDS

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Fiber optic
Microphonic sensor
Electrostatic sensor

48
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Embedded smart fence PIDS

A

Taut wires

Electric fences

49
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Video type PIDS

A

Video cameras and video analytics

Thermal imaging

50
Q

Mobile detection assessment response system (MDARS)

A

Autonomous vehicle

51
Q

Prisoner escorts

A

Two armed LEOs per one high risk prisoner

One armed LEO per one low risk prisoner (4hrs or less)

52
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Indirect air carriers

A

Shippers that routinely ship cargo on an air carrier.

Also known as freight forwarders.

Operate under the indirect air carrier standard security program or IACSSP.

ACE Security (3 decks)

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