Join us on Friday, 18 November 2011 as we learn more about OPSEC & Counter-intelligence.  More importantly we'll learn about our parts in them as security professionals.

Training will be at the Airborne & Special Operations Museum.  Agenda is as follows:

       8:30 - 9:00        Doors open for networking & late registration

       9:00 - 9:05        Welcome

     9:05 - 11:05        Ray Semko, D*I*C*E 

   11:05 - 11:15        Break / Networking

   11:15 - 12:00        Michelle Lindo, Fayetteville Police Department, Business Programs

     12:00 - 1:00        Lunch (on your own)

       1:00 - 2:30        RED DART

                                1:00 - 1:45       SA Michelle Brody, DSS CI Specialist

                                                        CSS CI threat briefing & case studies via NISPOM reporting

                                1:45 - 2:00       SA Geoff Haines, Air Force Office of Special Investigations

                                                         RED DART introduction & AFOSI centric CI Briefing

                                2:00 - 2:15       SA Tony Bell, US Immigrations & Customs Enforcement

                                                        Project Shield America Presentation

                                2:15 - 2:30       SA Vitaly Felfgat & SA Harry Roberts - Army 902nd Military Intelligence

                                                        902nd centric CI briefing & case studies for Fayetteville/Bragg area

       2:30 - 2:45        Break / Networking

       2:45 - 3:45        William Hiltenbrand, FBI, Infragard

       3:45 - 4:00        Taking OPSEC home

Cost of attendance:

NCMS Members - $20 (prepaid online); $25 (day of training, cash only)

Non-NCMS Members - $30 (prepaid online); $35 (day of training, cash only)

- Casual attire

- There will be handouts available to take with you.

- There will be a breakroom set up with light refreshments throughout the day.  Refreshments are not allowed outside the breakroom.

- There will be a break for lunch (which will be on your own).  You are free to tour the museum or there are many restaurants in the downtown area of which are within walking distance.

Advance ticket sales end on Wednesday, 16 November at 5:00pm.  After that tickets can be purchased at the door the day of training as space is permitted.