Community Security
Join us for a panel discussion exploring SCN’s white paper, Firearms and the Faithful, a national guidance document designed to help synagogues and Jewish institutions navigate this sensitive yet needed topic. This session will bring together experts to examine the various dimensions of firearms in faith-based environments. Whether your synagogue already has a firearms policy […]
The Power of Hello training equips you with the knowledge and skills to observe and evaluate suspicious behaviors. It empowers you to mitigate potential risk by knowing when to seek additional help. When used effectively, the right words can be a powerful tool.
The Power of Hello training equips you with the knowledge and skills to observe and evaluate suspicious behaviors. It empowers you to mitigate potential risk by knowing when to seek additional help. When used effectively, the right words can be a powerful tool.
This training will teach you how to recognize suspicious or potentially dangerous behavior and threats and what to do.
In a world where threats are evolving at the speed of social media, staying prepared is a powerful act of resilience. Join security and intelligence experts to discuss practical strategies and tools to lead with vigilance, courage and strength.
Countering an Active Threat Training (CATT) teaches the valuable principles of how to respond during an active threat event.
Learn common escalation triggers, the de-escalation process and communication skills to navigate aggression.
Ensure your emergency plans are truly inclusive and effective.
Learn the skillsets that help you identify, protect and respond to all hazards and become an Active Bystander in your community.
Discover how to safeguard sensitive information and digital operations as part of your comprehensive security plans and procedures.
This training will teach you how to recognize suspicious or potentially dangerous behavior and threats and what to do.
Securing Our Space offers practical guidance to strengthen both physical security and personal preparedness.
Please join us for the second annual event on September 11, 2025, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Best Western Premier in Harrisburg.
Join us for a dynamic workshop designed specifically for older adults who want to take charge of their personal safety.
Talya Lubit, a co-defendant in the targeted graffiti case from the July 29, 2024, defacement at the Jewish Federation and Chabad of Squirrel Hill pled guilty May 15, 2025 in federal court to one count of a Hate Crime and one count of Conspiracy.
Learn and practice techniques with other women to avoid potential dangers and protect yourself and others when necessary.
Learn how to administer NARCAN® and hear from those affected by opioids. A light kosher breakfast will be served.
This webinar prepares organizations to handle emergencies by building All-Hazards and Continuity of Business Plans with provided templates.
In this first segment of our series, we will be hearing from Mr. Magnus Hakonsen, a survivor of the deadliest mass shooting in Norway’s history.