Security Flashcards
What is the definition of deadly force?
That force which a person uses causing- or that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing- death or serious bodily harm.
When is deadly force justified?
Deadly force is justified only under conditions of extreme necessity as a last resort when all lesser means have failed or cannot be reasonably employed.
Describe the FPCON levels
Normal- General threat
Alpha- Increased general threat
Bravo- More increased or predictable threat
Charlie- An incident occurs or intel is received indicating MORE LIKELY
Delta- Attack has happened or is imminent
What is RAM and give examples
- Random Anti Terrorism Measures
- Random Vehicle Inspections
- Military Working Dogs
- Checking outbound traffic
- More security at ECP
What is the purpose of Defense in Depth
Weakens and absorbs terrorist activity
What is the definition of terrorism?
Unlawful violence to create fear
What is counter terrorism?
An offensive measure taken against terrorism
What are the 4 characteristics of terrorist organizations?
- Highly Mobile
- Well Trained
- Urban Based
- Covert
What is an ISP?
In Port Security Plan
Describe the ATTWO
Similar to TAO, weapon release authority
What are the 4 categories of Terrorist Organizations?
Planning and Preparation- formulate operational planning
Admin and Logistics- provides financial support
Intel and Surveillance- Eyes and Ears
Operations and Combat- Cell includes bombers, shooters, and assasins
What are the 4 terrorist motivational categories?
- Ethnocentric
- Revolutionary
- Nationalist
- Separatist
What are the target threat phases?
- Target Options
- Selection Surveillance
- Target Selection
- Detail Surveillance
- Training Prep Phase
What is PRF?
Primary Response Force
What is SRF?
Secondary Response Force
