Format: Web-based Training

  • NAVSEA Cybersecurity 101

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    Chris Fischer

    You are currently an integral part of NAVSEA’s Defense-in-Depth strategy. By enhancing your understanding of Cybersecurity – starting with a review of the foundational concepts of computers – you will be a more capable defender of your own personal information and keep Government data and systems secure.

  • NAVSEA Cybersecurity 201

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    Chris Fischer

    Cybersecurity 201 will provide you with a technical foundation aimed to help as you move on to more specific training and experience to achieve the Commander’s three goals. When you are in a design review, for example, and a discussion on Cybersecurity refers to using a “hash” as a security tool, will you understand what…

  • NAVSEA Integrated Logistics Assessment (NILA)

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    Chris Fischer

    At the end of this training module, you will be able to define what an Independent Logistics Assessment (ILA) is and be familiar with current ILA policies, guidance and requirements. You will learn about the importance of early preparation for an upcoming ILA and the actions that can be taken by the Program Office in…

  • NAVSEA Annual Security Refresher Training

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    Chris Fischer

    This training covers the who, what, how, when, and why information is classified, controlled, safeguarded, shared, and destroyed. It also covers how personnel are vetted for access to information, what their responsibilities are, how they can protect themselves, and how they are protected while they are employed by NAVSEA. Training topics include Personnel Security, Information…

  • Principles of NAVSEA Logistics (PNL)

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    Chris Fischer

    The goal of this training is for you to be able to: understand the NAVSEA logistics enterprise and unique aspects of providing logistics support to NAVSEA platforms and systems; identify the specific policies, guidance, tools, and information management systems related to logistics support of NAVSEA platforms and systems; understand the roles and responsibilities of NAVSEA,…

  • Product Support Modeling Foundations Course

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    Chris Fischer

    Title 10 United States Code 4324 requires Acquisition Program Managers (PMs) and Product Support Managers (PSMs) to develop models for analyses of Operational Availability and cost, inherent and predicted, for systems delivered to meet fleet mission success. This course will provide foundational knowledge of the Product Support Modeling approaches and processes used in the design…

  • Program Support Data

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    Chris Fischer

    At the end of this training course, you will understand what Program Support Data (or PSD) is and its importance to the supply support process. You will also be able to identify the roles and responsibilities essential to PSD process management. Additionally, you will understand the Material Support Date (or MSD) and its relevance to…

  • Constitution and Citizenship Day Training

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    Chris Fischer

    This course reveals the personal and patriotic meaning of the Constitution for every American by answering these two questions: “What is the Constitution?” and “What does it mean to me?” Topics include: How the Constitution applies today; Why we have a Constitution; Why people disagree about the Constitution; What rights the Constitution guarantees; The basic…

  • DoD Mandatory Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Training

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    Chris Fischer

    This course will provide a baseline introduction to CUI. The goal of this training is for participants to be able to: explain the purpose for the CUI program; describe the purpose and location of the Information Security Oversight Office (ISOO) and DoD CUI Registries; apply proper initial marking requirements; identify decontrol requirements; describe safeguarding requirements;…

  • DON Active Shooter

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    Chris Fischer

    Active Shooter situations are unpredictable and evolve quickly. Because the situations are often over within ten to fifteen minutes, and prior to law enforcement arriving, individuals must be prepared both mentally and physically to deal with an Active Shooter situation. Some questions to ask yourself are: How would I describe an Active Shooter incident?; What…