? Striving for Common Sense “See something, say something” is the gold standard for preventing terrorist attacks and keeping us safe. But, we often rely on technology to keep us safe instead of our powers of observation and intuition. Therefore, tune into this deep dive episode and discover the three keys to assessing behavior for negative intent and help make the world a safer place.  ? What We Discuss with Philip:? ⁃       Human Behavior as a Threat Detection Tool ? ⁃       Observing Baseline Behaviors? ⁃       Three Keys to Assessing for Negative Intent? About Philip:Philip Baum is a security professional with an international civil aviation background, having started working for TWA at London Heathrow more than 30 years ago. He left TWA, as the then Head of Security Training & Auditing for its international division, in 1996 and set up his consultancy company - Green Light Ltd.Philip’s reputation is built on his common-sense approach to risk management. He encourages others to think outside the box and develop effective security solutions capitalizing on human intuition and the intelligent use of technology. In 2021, he was the recipient of the Lifetime Service to Aviation Security Award presented by Emirates Group Security and Edith Cowan University.Philip devised and developed T.R.A.P.® (Tactical Risk Assessment of People), a risk-based security system based on non-racial profiling, observational and questioning techniques. He has developed and chaired conferences, including Behavioural Analysis (2018, Cardiff; 2019, Minneapolis; 2020, Online; and in June 2022 at the University of Northampton), DISPAX World, addressing unruly airline passenger behaviour, and Body Search.  ? Thanks, Philip! Reach out, connect, and follow Philip across his social platforms:? -       LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-baum-7400b38/? -       Website: https://behaviouralanalysis.com/ ? Resources mentioned in the podcast: ? ⁃       The Behavior Conference: https://behaviouralanalysis.com/"Green Light - the organizers of the Behavioural Analysis series of conferences - will be confirming the dates and location for Behavioural Analysis 2023 within the next two weeks.Behavioural Analysis 2023 will be a three-day conference presenting examples of operational best practice, alongside the latest academic research, to demonstrate how negative intent and potential security threats can be identified through behavioural observation, human intuition and investigative interviewing.Chaired by our guest, Philip Baum, the conference will almost certainly taking place in Europe at the end of March...but follow http://www.behaviouralanalysis.com to find out more.? ⁃       Dr. Abbie Marono: http://abbiemarono.com? ⁃       www.avsec.com? ⁃       www.gltrap.com? Like the episode and leave a review HERE. ? Take my FREE Keys to Communication Online Course HERE. ? Check out ALL of my Speaking, Coaching, and Training Services HERE.