Certified in Homeland Security, CHS I-III

The colossal task of securing the homeland of the United States from enemies, both foreign and domestic, becomes exponentially complex with the increase of speed at which both humans and information may be moved. Natural disasters have increased in number and severity and land and maritime borders remain more porous than desired. The rise of critical infrastructure reliance on conceivably vulnerable computers and technology suggests that the field of Homeland Security is a vital component of our nation's ability to successfully mitigate and recover from a myriad of disaster scenarios.
This resource provides a wealth of knowledge for the entry-level border agent, intelligence analyst, transportation security officer, first responder, and those who wish to gain an enhanced knowledge base and understanding of the full mission of the Department of Homeland Security.