This module is designed to train the participant to understand the legal standards for use of force. The course will teach the participant to:  Understand legal standards for use of force and their implications. Recognize the legally required duty to intercede. Understand how to recognize implicit and explicit bias. Recognize and understand the elements of cultural competency

Learn how to minimize legal risks and operate within California law and BSIS regulations. This course covers liability types, real-world scenarios, and strategies to reduce exposure through proper conduct and decision-making.

This module trains participants on proper arrest procedures, including restraint techniques, less-than-lethal tools, and conducting searches after arrests. It also covers the Merchant Privilege Rule and its implications in security settings.

This course provides a basic introduction to Mass Casualty First Aid Response. It teaches how to stay safe, identify and manage victims, and apply core triage principles. Ideal for those seeking awareness, not certification.

This module examines common mental health stressors affecting students and the behaviors they may exhibit on campus. Participants learn how to recognize warning signs, apply de-escalation techniques, and respond appropriately within legal and procedural boundaries.

The Nightlife & Events Bundle has a total of ten courses that the student can take. The participant will have 18 hours of content. Each course will have between 6 and 8 modules.

This module is designed to define and help the participant understand what Objectively Reasonable Force is and in which situations force should be applied or avoided.

Develop the core skills every security officer needs: observing, documenting, and reporting. This course covers patrol techniques, intel gathering, suspicious activity recognition, and accurate report writing to ensure clear, professional responses in the field.

In this module, we will introduce the student to the following topics related to Observing Suspects and Suspicious Activity, including: Identifying Suspicious People & Behavior Identifying Suspicious Vehicles Identifying Suspicious Items (what's a-typical or out-of-place) Suspicious Person Interdiction - Trespassing

This module introduces security professionals to open source intelligence (OSINT), teaching them how to gather and evaluate publicly available information to identify potential threats, behavioral patterns, and areas of concern that may impact workplace safety.