Structure and content

We unite knowledge in the field of policy, means and systems for specialized protection; risk assessment, decision making and formation of practical habits and skills to perform technical estimations.

TRAINING DISCIPLINES AND MODULES

MODULES AND SUBJECTS PLACE HOURS BEING
THEORY PRACTICE
1. Module: “Risks and threats of terrorist activities for the population and infrastructure.” 10 9 1
1.1 Cultural and historical contradictions of the present day. IMS 1 1
1.2 Terrorism as social phenomenon. Nature and characteristics. IMS 1 1
1.3 Types of terrorist organizations. Specific features of the terrorist activity. IMS 1 1
1.4 Possibility to perform terrorist activity. Characteristic of the environment. IMS 1 1
1.5 Radiological threats for the population and infrastructure. IMS 1 1
1.6 Chemical threats for the population and infrastructure. IMS 1 1
1.7 Biological threats for the population and infrastructure. IMS 1 1
1.8 Counteraction tactics against organization and realization of terrorist acts. IMS 1 1
1.9 Terrorist vulnerability of the critical infrastructure. IMS 1 1
1.10 Strategy of the conflict. IMS 1 1
2. Module: “Risk management in infrastructure objects.” 23 16 7
2.1 Introduction in risk management. IMS 1 1
2.2 Identification of the risks in the objects. IMS 4 2 2
2.3 Definition of the probable scenarios of risk situations, occurrence and progress. IMS 1 1
2.4 Risk analysis and assessment. IMS 8 6 2
2.5 Risk management. IMS 2 1 1
2.6 Risk management teams in the critical infrastructure objects. IMS 1 1
2.7 State control of the risks. IMS 1 1
2.8 Forces for reaction and management of the operations for providing critical infrastructure objects security and safety. IMS 3 1 2
2.9 Management problems and solutions during state of emergency in the critical infrastructure. IMS 1 1
2.10 Connections and interactions between state and non-state subjects in the struggle against terrorism and attacks over the critical infrastructure objects. IMS 1 1
3. Module: “New technologies for infrastructure objects security and protection.” IMS 32 21 11
3.1 Modern facilities of identification, neutralization and deactivation of explosive devices. IMS 1 1
3.2 Tracing and monitoring system for moving objects in real time. IMS 4 2 2
3.3 Explosive, explosive substances and blasting facilities – types, properties, basic characteristics and application. IMS 1 1
3.4 Fiber-optic phase-sensitive reflectometer for perimeter protection – aims, characteristics, functions, action. IMS 2 2
3.5 Multifunctional module for special objects protection. IMS 4 2 2
3.6 Signaling complex “RADIO BARRIER”. IMS 4 2 2
3.7 Homemade explosive devices and blasting methods used for terrorist acts. IMS 2 2
3.8 Radio-electron counteraction against radio channel controlled improvised mine weapon (IMW). IMS 14 10 4
3.8.1 Assessment of the current situation and trends in the IMW development. Threat analysis. IMS 2 2
3.8.2 Methods and means for protection against IMW. IMS 2 2
3.8.3 Theoretical definition of the radio electron counteraction. Distance and zones of the command line suppression. IMS 2 2
3.8.4 Tactical use of the radio electron counteraction facilities in protection of infrastructure and moving objects against IMW. IMS 2 2
3.8.5 Block diagram of silencer. Service record of the products. IMS 2 2
3.8.6 Practical training. IMS 4
4. Module: “Harbor protection.” IMS 12 12
4.1 Integrated harbor security and protection system. IMS 1 1
4.2 Architecture of the harbor protection system. Conception. IMS 2 2
4.3 The role of the Bulgarian Naval Forces for guaranteeing the sea infrastructure security. IMS 1 1
4.4 High tech system for harbor protection – IMS. IMS 2 2
4.5 System for underwater observation and protection. Main properties of the hydroacoustic signals. System components. IMS 2 2
4.6 Sonars for observation and detection of divers and their transport facilities in shallow waters and harbors. IMS 1 1
4.7 Hydroacoustic system for management and control of underwater object condition using coded commands. IMS 1 1
4.8 The lateral observation sonar as mean for providing the safety of fairways, anchorages and harbors. IMS 1 1
4.9 Counteraction weapons against divers and their transport facilities. Non-lethal and lethal. IMS 1 1
5. Module: “Infrastructure objects protection.” IMS 30 20 10
5.1 Nature and determination of the critical infrastructure objects. IMS 2 2
5.2 Engineering facilities for indication and decontamination of radiological, chemical and biological sources of threat. IMS 2 2
5.3 Organization and management of infrastructure objects protection. IMS 6 6
5.3.1 Prediction and prevention of threats against the critical infrastructure. IMS 1 1
5.3.2 Development of protection capabilities in state of emergency, training of people, teams and organizational units by computer supported and real exercises. IMS 1 1
5.3.3 Topical problems and solutions in the field of the critical infrastructure physical security. IMS 1 1
5.3.4 The human element in the protection of the critical infrastructure objects. IMS 1 1
5.3.5 Information security. IMS 1 1
5.3.6 Psychological aspects of the employees and population security and liquidation of the state of emergency consequences. IMS 1 1
5.4 Preparation to react in state of emergency occurred as a result of terrorist act. IMS 2 2
5.5 Reaction in case of terrorist act. Antiterrorist operations. IMS 2 2
5.6 Discussion. IMS 2 2
5.7 Resolving a case: Organizing an object physical protection. IMS 4 4
5.8 Resolving a case: Organizing and leading an antiterrorist operation. IMS 4 4
6. Resolving a test and situation game. IMS 8 2 6
Total for the training course: 115 80 35

 

LECTURERS

ORGANIZATION MODULE / SUBJECT
1. CATAS Module № 1 – 1.8, 1.9, 1.10; Module № 2 – 2.9, 2.10; Module № 3 – from 3.1 to 3.7; Module № 4; Module № 5 – 5.3
2. Academy of the Ministry of Interior Module № 2 – from 2.1 to 2.8; Module № 3 – 3.8
3. Military Academy “G.S. Rakovski” Module № 1 – from 1.1 to 1.7; Module № 5 – 5.1, 5.2; from 5.4 to 5.8