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Surviving an Active Lethal Threat: Lockdown Response

Learn proven lockdown response strategies for active lethal threat scenarios. Expert-led webinar on survival tactics for schools and workplaces.

IntelliSee1 min read
Starts2026-01-15
LocationTBD
Formatin-person
Hosted byIntelliSee + Crisis Reality Training
IntelliSee weapon detection in an indoor hallway
In-Person Training
StatusPostponed — New Date TBD
Original Time1:00 PM – 4:00 PM CST
AudienceAdministrators, Security Directors, First Responders
About This Training

Expert-Led Response Training with IntelliSee

This in-person training session, led by nationally recognized expert Jesus Villahermosa of Crisis Reality Training, equips attendees with actionable strategies to strengthen lockdown planning and response to active lethal threats.

IntelliSee will demonstrate how AI-powered weapon detection and real-time alerting compresses the window between threat emergence and response — giving administrators and first responders the information they need to act before an incident escalates.

Note: This event has been postponed. A new date will be announced. Contact IntelliSee to be notified when registration reopens.

Training Curriculum

What This Session Covers

Active Threat Response Frameworks

Run-Hide-Fight, ALICE, and Avoid-Deny-Defend — when each applies and how to train your team.

Lockdown Planning Best Practices

Evidence-based protocols for K-12, higher education, healthcare, and commercial facilities.

AI Detection in Real Incidents

Live demonstration of how IntelliSee identifies weapons within seconds before or during an incident.

Q&A with Jesus Villahermosa

Direct engagement with one of the nation's leading active threat response experts.

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