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Introduction to Physical Security PY011.PO

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Description: Welcome to the audio version of Introduction to Physical Security. This course is a 4-part podcast that provides an introduction to the DoD Physical Security Program. Students will be provided with a basic understanding of the theories and principles involved in the application of physical security in the protection of DoD assets.

• o Lesson 1 focuses on physical security and the roles people play in the physical security program.
• o Lesson 2 introduces the concept of security-in-depth.
• o Lesson 3 explores how countermeasures are developed and deployed, to deter, delay, detect, or prevent attacks.
• o Lesson 4 covers physical security planning and implementation.

Length:
Part 1: 15 minutes
Part 2: 10 minutes
Part 3: 30 minutes
Part 4: 10 minutes

Target Audience: Civilian, military, and contractor personnel responsible for or involved with application of physical security in the safeguarding and protection of DoD assets.

Clearance Requirement: None

Prerequisites: None

Requirements: A passing grade of 75 percent on the examination at end of course will allow the student to print a certificate of successful completion.

System Requirements: Internet Explorer 6.0, Flash Player 8, Internet bandwidth connection (DSL or better), Display 1024 x 768, Audio (16-bit sound card), Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0

CDSE courses are intended for use by Department of Defense and other U.S. Government personnel and contractors within the National Industrial Security Program.