The aim of this course is to develop participants’ understanding of commercial and domestic locking systems, physical-security mechanisms and the principles associated with authorised, non-destructive entry.
Covert Method of Entry
These courses develop specialist skills in lock reconnaissance and non-destructive entry techniques to support discreet access operations.
Participants will learn how to assess and identify lock types, select the correct bypass techniques and tools, create working keys from photographic references, and defeat advanced mechanisms such as rotating disc locks, all while maintaining operational security and minimal trace.
The aim of this course is to build upon the knowledge and practical experience developed during Level 1 by introducing participants to more complex locking systems and higher-security physical mechanisms.
The aim of this course is to develop participants’ understanding of vehicle locking systems and the principles associated with authorised, non-destructive vehicle access.
The aim of this programme is to develop participants’ understanding of vehicle access-control technologies, transponder systems and associated alarm and immobilisation systems.
The aim of this five-day programme is to develop participants’ understanding of mechanical safe lock systems, their historical development and the principles governing their operation.
The aim of this programme is to develop participants’ understanding of domestic and commercial alarm systems, including their principal components, operating methods and potential security vulnerabilities.
The aim of this programme is to develop participants’ understanding of authorised entry methods designed to minimise noise and disturbance when moving through secured premises.
The aim of this programme is to develop participants’ understanding of RFID-based identification and access control systems, including their principal components, operating characteristics and potential security vulnerabilities.
