Security Workshop

At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Understand how to unravel and keep someone's secrets
• Understand how to read the body language
• Differentiate the lies of a man and a woman
• Get to know what is behavior
• Understand how the behavior can be changed
• Get to know the Place of History in Knowledge-Seeking Adventure
• To understand what Does History Say About Body Language
• See if there’s any change on the perception
• Understand the brain and how it works
• Understand the link between brain and behaviour
• Understand the Subconscious behaviour
• Understand the Conscious behaviour
• To understand how does Subconscious work
• To get to know what are the benefits of Subconscious in life
• To get to know what is the bad impact of Subconscious on our behaviour
• To understand how to hack the Subconscious
• To get to know the limbic system
• To understand the impact on limbic system on criminal behavior
• How the Limbic system controls emotions
• Get to know how the human memory works
• Understand why criminals don’t remember the lie
• Get to know who lies to you
• Understand how a brain of a human is wired to work
• Get to know the difference between a human and criminal mind
• Understand the work of the criminal’s mind before, during and after the crime
• Get to know all about the Subconscious Blueprint
• Understand the essence of the body language
• See the link between the Subconscious and the body language
• Get to know what are the Limitations of Body Language
• Body Language and Cultural Peculiarities
• The Universality of Body Language
• Learn how criminals use limitations
• Differentiate them by different parts of body
• Understand how to use it in the crime investigation

We will start with understanding of the whole general concept of the body language and will see how to unravel someone’s secrets and how to keep them.
The move to the body language of criminals. Nobody emerges as a master of an art over the night. It is a continuous process where efforts are dedicated into becoming better at it. We will talk about how to master the skill of the body language reading and how to get the most of it.
In order to stay continually relevant, one needs to keep on improving on oneself. So, we will also touch the topic of behaviour.

History of some processes and knowledge evolution let us have a full perspective on what is happening and see the logical queue of all events happening this or another way.
So here we will talk about how the concept and the understanding of the body language evolved till the current state and where we are right now.

Human brain is divided into two—conscious and unconscious. While we exercise some sort of control over the former, the latter is out of control of humans. First, we will talk about what is a human brain from different perspectives and will check some studies, and then go deeper in both parts of it as well as will see the clear link with behaviour: how both conscious and subconscious parts impact the behaviour and how does this process work.

No doubt, the subconscious mind is very powerful and it controls many things in human affairs. Although it can be subtly managed, but in most cases, people are oblivious of how to do this. This is to the advantage of law enforcement officers in a criminal setting. When people fail to triumph on natural factors, it becomes a huge point for the society as a whole.
The subconscious mind has a huge memory capacity that can contain all the pieces of information that we come across in our entire life. Here we will also talk on how to take control over it.

The criminal mind is no doubt complex and has to be approached a step after the other in order not to lump things together or leave out important details. The limbic system is an important aspect of the brain and when it is affected, it takes toil on a person. In this lesson, we are going to investigate how it is related to crime. This will help us to better understand the criminal mind.

When the crime is committed and we talk to a criminal all we ask he takes from his memory. The information is processed and generated in a different way and “lays” in different parts of brain if its a recap of something that has happened or a lie that was generated in both ways planned or spontaneous.
The human memory is wired to work in a unique and understandable way. When we have a full grasp of the way it works, it becomes pretty easy to detect deception or any form of manipulation which it is being used for.

We will talk from the practical point of view on our focus and understand what goes on in a criminal’s mind. First, we need to understand what the human mind is and how it is wired to work before doing comparison with that of a criminal.
In a bid to understand the criminal mind, we must consider what goes on in their innermost part before the crime is being perpetrated right to when they might have successfully carried it out. We will see each stage of the crime and see the behavior and the work of brain on all stages, so we will see the connection between all the information before.

Our mind is a really complex thing, that is not fully studied yet, so the information and the knowledge we operate with is not full and some things we can't say for sure. Also it has to be approached procedurally so as to ensure it is masterfully handled and well-understood. We will go further in our discussion of the subconscious by considering its blueprint.
Most times, the body language is used to lay emphasis—it is a means of further driving home a point which has been said verbally. It makes us understand the purpose which body language serves, how can we really understand and use it in our work.

Everything that we consider in this world has an important context. And every method or knowledge has its own circumstances most suitable to be applied. As well as body language has own limitations in the area of application. We will see how context and situation is important for relying on some cues and also talk about the culture as one of really important contexts.
Culture is a predominant issue that affects the reliability, acceptability and right interpretation of body language cues. Culture determines what we make out of body language signs. We will see some special moments for different countries and cultures to make it visible and understandable.

This is a type of crime based on the opportunity. When a criminal doesn’t plan a crime but sees the opportunity and takes a decision to catch a chance. So here we will see the special moments about this type of crime and learn on techniques criminals can use to hide the lies.
Many criminals are also aware of different techniques and methods of understanding the body language and facial expressions, so through the time they’ve learnt to cheat on it. So, they stand in this gap in order to evade punishment for their sins. The best way to curb this act of criminality is to know how they go about it and then look for the signs in subsequent encounters. With this, you would be able to be on guard and take charge.

People are involved in a difficult system of various interactions. Information nowadays is transmitted through so many channels. Also, humanity thanks to science start understanding many things about the human body and the human brain. So many people dedicated their lives to make our work now easier. Also, we strive to live in a more peaceful society and it takes a lot to establish it.
Understanding of the human body and brain gives us tools to indicate needed markers of behaviour. If we want to discover lies, we need to watch body language, face, eyes, listen carefully to the words. And the work is complicated a lot, because it takes us so many resources of our body to be activated as well as a lot of consciousness. Body language informs us about feelings and intentions of other people. From the evolutionary perspective, observing and reacting to emotional conditions of others may have been critical for our survival and the step for building a peaceful society.
Scientific literature suggests that we are more impressed by the information received non-verbally. Maybe this is because more than 50% of communication is based on our body language. On the other hand, less than 10% comes from what we actually say, while almost 40% comes from the tone of our voice.
At first look, it might seem easy to understand someone’s body language, through the perception of their body posture, gestures, and movements. But the process is more complex than it looks. It involves specific regions and complex neuronal networks in our brain decoding body expressions and giving them interpreted meaning. While the understanding of facial expressions is well studied, while it was paid less attention to understanding and decoding the body language.
The activation of specific brain regions by witnessing body language may vary in accordance with individual differences. Factors such as personality, genotype, and gender may affect the neuronal response to body language.
Despite our limited knowledge of body language processing by the brain, several conclusions can be made:
● Specific brain areas are activated in order to process body language and facial expressions. Among these, two visual areas and the amygdales are the most important ones.
● We may react more explicitly to body language expressing happiness than sadness, due to higher activation of specific brain regions.
● There may be some gender difference in reacting to body language, due to the different activation of brain areas. Still, personality is an important co-factor.
● Sometimes, like in the case of fearful body language, we might react unintentionally

• Anyone who has ever interacted with another person!
• HR Managers involved with Hiring process and Interviews
• Entrepreneurs, Business people, Salespersons
• Managers and Supervisors
• Parents
• Teachers
• Students
• Employers
• Employees
• Security Officers
• Enforcement Officers
• Home Affair's Officers

This will be a two-day course, conducted formally and the following methodologies will be applied:
• Presentation
• Group Discussion
• Individual and team exercises
• Videos
• Role-playing
• Case studies

Alan Elangovan is a teacher, mentor, trainer, security expert and behavioral analyst. He has occupied his space as a trainer in Singapore for the past thirty years. Still, the fire of his intellectual acumen rages in every sector of the country. His services have been employed by both new and old companies and he has always exemplified the perfect definition of balance. Alan is not a hunger-driven trainer. As a way of enhancing his skills and expertise in his chosen field, Alan has been to Australia, Germany and Denmark for specialized training sessions. Anytime he teaches, he portrays universality and standard.

After revolutionizing many firms in Singapore, the news of his prowess spreads to other neighboring Asian nations and in 2005, he became an international trainer. Indonesia, Malaysia, Bhutan and Cambodia are some of his usual training nations. To demonstrate how charming his training sessions are, many of his trainees have had the course to travel down to Singapore moments when his itineraries are filled up. The continuous flow of classes he conducts for people from all over the world has unarguably enhanced the quality of his delivery and also increased his knowledge. He does not jump into areas where he knows he does not have a perfect mastery of its subject matter.

His classes do center on public speaking, behavioral analysis, security, crisis management in the corporate world, enhancement of employees’ productivity, control of emotions and other germane issues tailored towards the improvement of our world. He is no doubt the perfect trainer for any of your professional needs.