Security & Licensed Investigator Conference (SLIC)
Risk Assessment and Training Conference for Security & PI Professionals
With over 20 years conducting private investigations and risk assessments, we know the importance of preparing for the unexpected. That is why we host the Security & Licensed Investigator Conference (SLIC) to educate security officers and private investigators on the latest techniques and trends to best prepare for the current times. Our sessions at the conference go toward your CEU hours.
Security officer & Licensed Private Investigator Training & CEU Hours
We are licensed and trained to provide firearm and security training so that you are prepared for any situation or environment. We provide training courses for both new and experienced security officers to be best prepared for the expected and unexpected.
The Security Officer training CEUs range from basic to advanced firearms, improving situational awareness, perimeter security, access controls, counter surveillance, and to the proper gear and training needed to correctly react to the situation.
- First time qualification training
- Requalification of firearms training
- Active shooter response & mitigation
- Practical aspects of facility access & security control
- Security negligence and liability
Information About SLIC
We look forward to seeing you! See the information below to plan your trip to the SLIC Conference. Check back frequently for the latest updates!
When:
March 13th – 14th 2023
Where:
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Augusta
2651 Perimeter Parkway
Augusta, GA 30909
Pricing:
General Admission: $125
Become a Sponsor: $350
Where to Buy Tickets: Buy Tickets on Eventbrite
Topics Included at the 2023 Conference
Practical Aspects of Defensive Shooting
Justifiable Use of Force with a Taser
Fire Investigations
Mortgage / Real Estate Fraud
Elder Financial Exploitation
Courtroom / Deposition Testimony
Interacting with Law Enforcement
How Navigate Open Records Request
Human Trafficking: Recognition and Reporting
Critical Incident Management
Solo Responder Considerations to an Active Shooter