PY106 Student Guide

Student Guide Course: Physical Security Planning and Implementation Lesson 1: Course Introduction 1. Course Information Provide a thorough understanding of physical security planning and Purpose implementation within the DoD. Military, civilian, and contractor personnel responsible for physical Audience security Pass/Fail % 75% on final examination Estimated 145 minutes completion time 2. Course Overview Planning for the physical security of Department of Defense (DoD) installations and resources is imperative for our national security. In this course, you will learn about various components of physical security planning and implementation. These components include physical security roles; the risk management model; facility design; physical security planning documents; the DoD Antiterrorism Program, which includes Terrorist Threat Levels and Force Protection Conditions (FPCONs); and the oversight of the physical security program. 3. Course Objectives Here are the course objectives: Identify the components of physical security planning and implementation Identify the roles in physical security Identify the components of the risk management model Identify what Terrorist Threat Levels are and who establishes them Identify what Force Protection Conditions are and who establishes them Identify physical security protective measures that should be incorporated into new and existing facility design Identify physical security planni

As outlined in DoD Instruction(DoDI) 2000.16, DoD Antiterrorism Standards, the Threat Working Group (TWG) meets at least quarterly and is responsible for developing and refining terrorism threat assessments based on the threats against DoD assets. The TWG also coordinates and disseminates threat warnings, reports, and summaries.

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