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<h2 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS'; color: royalblue; font-size: 25px; font-weight: bold;">PROTECTIVE SERVICE OPERATIONS (PSO)</h2> | <h2 style="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS'; color: royalblue; font-size: 25px; font-weight: bold;">PROTECTIVE SERVICE OPERATIONS (PSO)</h2> | ||
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PURPOSE: The protective mission involves identifying threats, mitigating vulnerabilities, and creating secure environments for all assigned protectees.<br> | PURPOSE: The protective mission involves identifying threats, mitigating vulnerabilities, and creating secure environments for all assigned protectees.<br> Protective Service Operations are one of the four (4) core mission areas of the SFSECIS and thus have an entire dedicated Directorate charged with the successful execution of this critical task. | ||
The Star Fleet Security and Investigative Service is the only entity within the combined service components authorized to conduct protection of Star Fleet/SFMC/UFP High Risk Billets (HRB). The mission of the SFSECIS Protective Operations Field Office (POFO) is to prevent terrorist and/or criminal attacks on principals under SFSECIS protection coverage and execute the necessary and appropriate response to a threat and/or attack on a | The Star Fleet Security and Investigative Service is the only entity within the combined service components authorized to conduct protection of Star Fleet/SFMC/UFP High Risk Billets (HRB). The mission of the SFSECIS Protective Operations Field Office (POFO) is to prevent terrorist and/or criminal attacks on principals under SFSECIS protection coverage and execute the necessary and appropriate response to a threat and/or attack on a protectee. POFO will also initiate investigations on individuals and groups who meet a specific threshold when a threat is detected or needs to be validated.<br> | ||
Protective Service Operations, or often referred to as Force Protection, concept of protecting military personnel, family members, civilians, facilities, equipment and operations from threats or hazards in order to preserve operational effectiveness and contribute to mission success. Force protection itself is characterized by changing protective tactics to avoid becoming predictable.<br> | Protective Service Operations (PSO), or often referred to as Force Protection, is a concept of protecting military personnel, family members, civilians, facilities, equipment and operations from threats or hazards in order to preserve operational effectiveness and contribute to mission success. Force protection itself is characterized by changing protective tactics to avoid becoming predictable.<br> | ||
Protective Service Operations are an integral part of the SFSECIS mission and provide a vital service to both Star Fleet services and the United Federation of Planets. The term "protective operations" is generally defined to be all security and law enforcement measures taken to identify threats or vulnerabilities to specific individuals and to provide security for those individuals. This ranges from personal security training to the assignment of a Protective Service Detail (PSD).<br> | Protective Service Operations are an integral part of the SFSECIS mission and provide a vital service to both Star Fleet services and the United Federation of Planets. The term "protective operations" is generally defined to be all security and law enforcement measures taken to identify threats or vulnerabilities to specific individuals and to provide security for those individuals. This ranges from personal security training to the assignment of a Protective Service Detail (PSD).<br> | ||
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• Chief of Star Fleet Operations<br> | • Chief of Star Fleet Operations<br> | ||
• Commandant of the Marine Corps<br> | • Commandant of the Marine Corps<br> | ||
• Flag Officers identified as HRB<br> | |||
• Federation Ambassadors and Ambassadors-at-Large<br> | • Federation Ambassadors and Ambassadors-at-Large<br> | ||
• Federation Commissioners and Representatives (with approval of the Federation President)<br> | • Federation Commissioners and Representatives (with approval of the Federation President)<br> | ||
• Any individual deemed at risk via an in depth threat analysis or with evidence of a direct threat<br> | • Any individual deemed at risk via an in depth threat analysis or with evidence of a direct threat<br> | ||
To supplement POFO's operational mission, it maintains an internal Protective Intelligence Unit (PIU) to identify potential threats that could affect a | As a Protection Detail is voluntary, SFSECIS provides the potential protectees with a thorough analysis of the identified threat(s) so they may choose to accept or decline the assignment of the detail. | ||
To supplement POFO's operational mission, it maintains an internal Protective Intelligence Unit (PIU) to identify potential threats that could affect a protectee, understand a protectee's level of vulnerability to any given threat, and use available intelligence to mitigate threats and/or risk to a protectee. The Protective Intelligence Unit works extensively with the Star Fleet Security Forces, SFMC Military Police, SFMC Criminal Investigative Division and the Federation Marshals Service. | |||
Our Protective Intelligence experts support protective operations by analyzing information, investigating threats, assessing risk, and disseminating protective intelligence information. Additionally, these professionals conduct research and gather, analyze, and disseminate information pertaining to threat assessment and preventing targeted violence.<br> | Our Protective Intelligence experts support protective operations by analyzing information, investigating threats, assessing risk, and disseminating protective intelligence information. Additionally, these professionals conduct research and gather, analyze, and disseminate information pertaining to threat assessment and preventing targeted violence.<br> | ||
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SFSECIS will conduct personal security vulnerability assessments for designated HRPs to determine the level of risk and vulnerability to terrorist or criminal activities, and to determine the appropriate level of protection. | SFSECIS will conduct personal security vulnerability assessments for designated HRPs to determine the level of risk and vulnerability to terrorist or criminal activities, and to determine the appropriate level of protection. | ||
SFSECIS conducts Personal Security Vulnerability Assessments for designated Star Fleet/SFMC High-Risk Billets | SFSECIS conducts Personal Security Vulnerability Assessments for designated Star Fleet/SFMC High-Risk Billets (HRBs) to determine the level of risk and vulnerability from terrorist or criminal activities and to determine the appropriate level of protection. Personal Security Detail (PSD) units may consist of 3 to 18 Agents, depending on multiple factors in the threat analysis. Protective operations may be initiated due to any of the following: | ||
•1 When recommended by a Personal Security Vulnerability Assessment. A PSVA is an assessment to determine the vulnerability of a particular individual to attack. It identifies specific areas of improvement to withstand, mitigate, or deter acts of violence or terrorism against the individual. PSVAs are initiated within 90 days of an official's assignment to a permanent High-Risk Billet [HRB] and will be reviewed annually and updated by threat, vulnerabilities, or terrorism threat level changes.<br> | •1 When recommended by a Personal Security Vulnerability Assessment. A PSVA is an assessment to determine the vulnerability of a particular individual to attack. It identifies specific areas of improvement to withstand, mitigate, or deter acts of violence or terrorism against the individual. PSVAs are initiated within 90 days of an official's assignment to a permanent High-Risk Billet [HRB] and will be reviewed annually and updated by threat, vulnerabilities, or terrorism threat level changes.<br> | ||