The FTS modeling & simulation team, comprised of subject matter experts in tactics, weapons, intelligence, sensors and physical security, gives FTS a distinctive capability to develop meaningful modeling programs for its customers. The specialization within the team allows FTS to accurately model security system performance as well as blue force and opposing force capabilities and tactics. Listed below are some of the computers models used by FTS.

Joint Conflict and Tactics Simulation (JCATS)
FTS provides the capability to use JCATS to conduct force on force modeling.  FTS provides JCATS Database Management, Installation, Networking, Terrain Development, Weapon, Sensor System Modeling, and operator training.  FTS conducts intelligence analysis to determine the appropriate and relevant threat for each modeling effort.  FTS also has the ability to accurately and realistically model new weapons and systems capabilities within JCATS.  JCATS can also be used to help response forces refine or redefine response tactics. When compared with real world exercises that tie up an entire organization, JCATS response evaluations represent a cost effective means to improve overall security. 

Analytic System and Software for Evaluating Safeguards and Security (ASSESS)
FTS uses the ASSESS software to conduct adversary path analysis. ASSESS provides the ability to identify the weak link in a security system and analyze means to mitigate or eliminate the vulnerability. ASSESS is a comprehensive tool for evaluating safeguard effectiveness against theft of assets by many adversaries to include the insider threat.

Hazard Prediction & Assessment Capability (HPAC)
FTS is versed in all aspects of HPAC.  HPAC simulates the transport/dispersion of hazardous materials through the atmosphere.  The model provides "estimates" of effects on the physical environment (e.g., surface deposition, airborne concentration) and resultant effects of that environment on exposed population.  This analysis can be used to identify methods to reduce the effects associated with the release of hazardous materials.

Consequence Assessment Tool Set (CATS)
The Consequences Assessment Tool Set (CATS) is a consequence management tool which supports emergency managers' training, exercises, contingency planning, and logistical planning.  CATS allows users to calculate requirements for humanitarian aid and force protection.  CATS integrates hazard prediction, consequence assessment, and emergency management tools including the Hazard Prediction and Assessment Capability (HPAC) and critical population and infrastructure data within a modern, commercial Geographical Information System (GIS).