SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES INDICATORS COURSE

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITIES INDICATORS COURSE

The Suspicious Activities Indicators Course is a training program created by US Army Special Operators and is designed to help individuals recognize and report behaviors or activities that may indicate potential threats or criminal activities.

Participants learn to identify key signs of suspicious behavior, such as unusual surveillance, testing/probing of security, theft/loss/diversion, eliciting of information, breach/attempted intrusion, and sabotage/tampering/vandalism.

The course also covers the Department of Homeland Security's "See Something, Say Something" indicators, which provide guidelines for recognizing and reporting potential threats effectively. Additionally, the training includes methods for documenting observations, assessing the credibility of threats, and notifying the appropriate authorities.

This knowledge empowers individuals to contribute to preventing security incidents and maintaining safety in various environments.