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RST-201, Humana, [Oct 20-25, Castel Rock, CO]

  • Published: Oct 16, 2026
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RESIDENTIAL SECURITY TEAM (RST)


The Residential Security Team Academy delivers training for professionals tasked with estate protection and residential security operations. This program covers industry best practices, comprehensive Risk, Threat, and Vulnerability Assessments (RTVA), and the development of customized Residential Security Plans. Participants gain hands-on experience with SOPs, post orders, mail screen procedures, and technology integration, including access control, CCTV, and intrusion detection systems. This two-day instructional course is combined with a three-day hard skills program so RST agents can receive training specific to their daily operational environment. ​

PURPOSE

The Residential Security Team Academy (RST-201) was developed to deliver the critical skills required for an Executive Protection Agent to competently and confidently conduct full-spectrum executive protection operations as a sole executive protection agent and/or as an agent of a multi-agent executive protection detail in support of the mission of Allied Universal Enhanced Protection Services and its trusted partners.

The training program was designed and developed utilizing the best practices, tactics, techniques, and procedures of our internal subject matter experts (SMEs), federal, state, and municipal-level public safety organizations, and private-sector security organizations.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

For acceptance to attend this course, the student must have a legal right to be employed in the United States and be a minimum of 18 years of age. Students must present a valid driver’s license and be legally permitted to possess a firearm under state and federal law. Students must provide a valid government identification (i.e., driver license, passport, military identification, public safety credentials, etc.) that displays the student’s date of birth and a photograph.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Topics of instruction and practical exercises include, but are not limited to:

  • De-Escalation
  • Single Agent vs. Team Coverage During Hostile Incidents
  • Principal Evacuation
  • Personal Defense Drills and Principles
  • Survival Triangle
  • Agent Defense Platform
  • Attack Triangle
  • Holds and Escorts
  • Striking and Blocking
  • Takedowns
  • Control Positions
  • Use of Restraints
  • Weapon Retention
  • Legal Standards
  • Legal Liability
  • Use of Force Continuum Model
  • Legally Defensible Force
  • Post-Incident Reporting
  • Working With Law Enforcement
  • Fitness and Conditioning Drills to Help Develop Defensive Skills
  • Quick EP Related Takedowns
  • Temporary Controls and Pins to Allow Principal Escape

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

  • Durable clothing
  • Note taking equipment
  • Mouth guard (Optional)

PROHIBITED ITEMS

The following items must be secured outside the training area:

· All weapons (including firearms, knives, OC spray, impact weapons, etc.)

· Jewelry (including watches, necklaces, and earrings) during DCT training.

TRAINING HOURS

This is an intensive 5-day, 40-hour course. Training typically runs from 8:00am to 5:00pm.

STUDENT BULLETIN

Following registration for this course, you'll receive a confirmation email and a preliminary student bulletin which will include additional program details, guidelines, expectations, and required equipment. If you have any questions, please email Ruaidhri.Bird@aus.com

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