A CSS PROGRAM
Entry Point Training
What is Entry Point?
It provides an inclusive opportunity for members of any Jewish institution to learn more about safety and security.
Attendees participate in an accessible, educational experience that raises their awareness of potential threats and how they can proactively contribute to the security of their community.
Once participants complete this training, they will be able to take ongoing continuing education classes and have the opportunity to become an active safety and security volunteer for their institution.
About the Program
Our one-hour, interactive online workshop empowers Jewish organizations to:
Proactively educate and engage members in security and raise awareness of potential threats.
Provide opportunities to enroll in CSS continuing education modules.
Become part of the CSS network and receive ongoing updates.
Receive support to form CSS standalone teams.
Why Join Entry Point?
Proactively engage in your security
Designed for the entire membership
A one hour online interactive training session
Why Should My Institution Participate in Entry Point?
- As anti-Semitism is increasing and Jewish institutions are faced with more threats, it is important that congregation members are empowered to identify dangers before they happen.
- Entry point is a program of CSS, the leading organization equipping Jewish community members in the US with tools to protect their communities through security awareness and physical security.
“The CSS has a tested model that enables Jewish community members to serve as the eyes and ears of their community and deter, prevent and mitigate attacks on their institutions. CSS is unique and invaluable, its training is best in class, and I am proud to volunteer my time helping them.”
Mark J. Sullivan22nd Director of the U.S. Secret Service