DAY 1-2: Counter UAS and Law - become educated on jurisdictional issues regarding mitigation/planning/response, the ever-evolving threat (with live updates from Gaza and Ukraine, given how much that is changing the threat landscape). CERTIFICATE 1 ISSUED - 12 HRS.

DAY 2-3: DVRA - Drone Vulnerability and Risk Assessment - learning. Covering c-SUAS threats (technology), what counter threat and planning look like - how to develop an annex for

a) Commercial critical asset protection planning,

b) Civilian and military installation AT/FP planning for critical assets, protection-level resources, etc. and

c) Integrate into BOTH military planning process (APP, JPP, NPP, MCPP, MDMP, etc.) and civilian strategic/commercial security plans.

d) CREATE MOAs/MOUs with adjacent units and nearby partner agencies to cover down on policy-driven capacity gaps

STUDENTS WILL LEARN TO PLAN FOR AND CONTEND WITH THREATS, TO INCLUDE ISR (intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance), single drone (kinetic), and multi-drone (mass). Skills learned will be how to develop at

a) Tactics, tools, and procedures (TTPs),

b) Passive asset protection (hiding/obfuscating resources) by attack prevention through environmental design (CPTED),

c) Getting out in front of the threat (offensive countermeasures),

d) Emergency response planning, e) getting "left of sUAS launch" with patrol and detection across common attack/infiltration routes in the 3rd dimensional vector - case studies from actual foreign and domestic attacks against critical infrastructure , civilian, commercial, and military targets are explored.

DAY 3-4: DVRA - Drone Vulnerability and Risk Assessment -Hands on planning. Students will break into cross-functional teams - students will develop actual hands-on DVRAs for real-world critical infrastructure sites on site to include a) electrical substation, b) water substation, c) football stadium, d) open field, e) buildings with cyber resources (e.g., server rooms, etc.). 17 hr. (day & night) ops.

DAY 5: DVRA - Drone Vulnerability and Risk Assessment - Group Presentation with feedback from top-notch instructors (see bios below)- Groups will present final day and get feedback on. Focus will be on how to succinctly present drone threat, vulnerability, and mitigation planning and measures to senior leaders to include up to the Flag/General Officer/SES level. This includes those senior leaders who have little to no familiarity with the totality of the threat - highly important given threat nascency! CERTIFICATE 2 ISSUED - 24 HRS.