// ARTAN TRAINING CENTER
Countering Hostile Surveillance
A comprehensive theoretical and practical course designed to teach the basics of detecting, identifying, and safely responding to various types of surveillance. The program is tailored to meet contemporary challenges and is particularly relevant for members of humanitarian missions, diplomatic missions, and individuals in high-risk areas, particularly during martial law.
Format
In-person: theory + practical exercises
Duration
1 день
Course objective
Acquire the necessary skills to promptly identify hidden threats, maintain psychological resilience, and properly document incidents for subsequent reporting to the security service.
Who it is for
- Employees of state and non-state companies and organizations
- Journalists and research staff
- International organizations and diplomatic institutions
- Private individuals
Course program
- 01Hostile surveillance and its types.
- 02The objectives of hostile surveillance.
- 03Indicators of preparations for hostile surveillance.
- 04Types of surveillance
- 05Hostile surveillance aimed to recruit an individual.
- 06Hostile surveillance carried out by criminal groups.
- 07Characteristics of hostile surveillance in wartime.
- 08Active and passive counter-surveillance as methods for detecting and countering hostile surveillance.
- 09Actions to be taken by a person who has noticed signs of hostile surveillance.
- 10Possible consequences of hostile surveillance for humanitarian and diplomatic missions.
- 11Methods for recording signs of possible surveillance without causing suspicion.
- 12Recording an incident. Standardized ‘Incident Report’ form.
- 13Practical exercise: ‘Recording an incident with indicators of surveillance on foot’.
- 14Practical exercise: ‘Recording an incident with indicators of surveillance with the use of vehicles’.