CRT — COUNTER RECONNAISSANCE TRAINING

Detect the Signs Before an Attack Begins.

Hostile reconnaissance can be an important part of pre-attack activity.

CRT — Counter Reconnaissance Training — helps organisations understand how hostile reconnaissance may present itself and how personnel can identify, report and respond to suspicious activity.

OUR APPROACH

See the Signs. Share the Information.

Counter reconnaissance is about recognising unusual activity before it develops into something more serious.

CRT focuses on practical awareness, helping personnel understand potential reconnaissance indicators, recognise suspicious behaviour and know when information should be reported or escalated.

Training Can Cover

Understanding Hostile Reconnaissance

Understand the purpose and characteristics of hostile reconnaissance.

Identifying Suspicious Behaviour

Recognise behaviour that may warrant further attention.

Recognising Surveillance Indicators

Understand potential signs of surveillance or information gathering.

Awareness of Unusual Activity

Develop awareness of activity that appears out of place or inconsistent.

Pre-Attack Behaviours

Understand potential indicators that may occur before an incident.

Effective Reporting

Know how to report observations clearly and appropriately.

Information Sharing

Understand the importance of passing relevant information to the right people.

Escalation Procedures

Know when concerns should be escalated and who should be informed.

Organisational Vigilance

Build stronger awareness and security-minded behaviour across the workforce.

Who Is It For?

CRT can be particularly relevant to personnel who operate in public-facing, security-sensitive or higher-risk environments.

Security Teams

Front-of-House

Facilities Teams

Venue Staff

Transport

Corporate Security

Management

Customer-Facing

THE OUTCOME

Give your people the knowledge and confidence to recognise potential reconnaissance activity, raise concerns appropriately and contribute to stronger organisational vigilance.

Share the Information. Strengthen Your Defences.

Give your people the awareness and confidence to recognise potential reconnaissance activity and raise concerns before they develop into something more serious.