Design Basis Threat for Critical Infrastructure (EGYO51P)

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Save Time and Money Designing an Effective Physical Protection System for Critical Infrastructure with Design Basis Threat

In order to efficiently and effectively design a physical protection system for critical infrastructure facilities, a design basis threat (DBT) should be created. There are many ways to determine what physical security mitigation measures should be deployed against any given vulnerability. The DBT is an effective tool to determine the correct level of protection based on the current threat avoiding excessive protection - saving time and money.

Attend this session by our expert speaker, Allan Wick, and get valuable knowledge on how to use a DBT during the vulnerability assessment process, performance testing and much more.

Learning Objectives:

• What is a design basis threat (DBT)
• The 4 elements of a DBT
• Insider/Outsider adversary definitions
• Adversary characteristics & attributes
• Threat levels
• DBT uses
• How to create your own DBT
• Why you need a DBT
• How to create a DBT
• How you save money using a DBT
• How to use a DBT during the vulnerability assessment process
• How to use the DBT during performance testing

Who should attend?

• Critical Infrastructure Facility Design Architects/Engineers
• Critical Infrastructure Security CSOs/Directors/Managers/Supervisors
• Critical Infrastructure Security Project Managers
• Government Regulators
• Architects/Engineers/NERC Compliance/Physical Security
• Consulting firms