course | Introduction To Developing Security Management Plans

Module 1: Security Risk Analysis

 

•         Determining and analyzing risks
•         Prioritize security risk by evaluating threat likelihood, impact and vulnerability.

 

 

Module 2: Crime Prevention

 

•         Crime motivation theories
•         Crime prevention theories that you can apply to your workplace

 

 

Module 3: Managing the Security Function

 

•         The daily nuts and bolts of managing a security program
•         Model for interacting with the business
•         Best practices for getting the best out of human security resources

Module 4: Leadership and Management Core Skills

 

•         Management skills
•         How to develop management into leadership.

 

 

Module 5: Security Design, Evaluation and Surveying

 

•    Tools, templates, models and good practice in how to optimize security management and design to get the best return on investment.

 

 

Module 6: Perimeter Protection

 

•   The essential elements of a perimeter (design basis threat, design, civil works, fencing, lighting, surveillance, intrusion detection, etc.)

 Module 7: Protecting Buildings

 

• Buildings security, addressing design, security vulnerability analysis, core security principles, structural hardening, locking systems and critical control, intrusion detection, surveillance, etc.
• The different security characteristics of old and new buildings, and multi-tenant buildings.

 

 

Module 8: Access Management

 

•    Access management and automated access control systems.
•   Open hardware, card technology, biometrics, and vehicle control considerations.
•   Contraband detection.

 Module 9: Video Surveillance (CCTV)

 

•         Image acquisition, from the transmission to storage.
•         Negotiate with suppliers and installers to get the best value for money and maximum risk reduction.

 

 

Module 10: Facility Counterterrorism

 

•         Protecting facilities in many different environments.
•         Set of ethical practice principles to optimize protection against a wide range of threats.
•         Addressing dangerous threats.
•         Mitigating the danger from marauding terrorist firearms attacks.

Module 11: Protection of Information

 

•         Protect information in its many forms, from know-how, through hardcopy to digital data.
•         The extent of the threat to business from communications intercept.

 

 

Module 12: Protection of At-Risk Personnel

 

•        Identifying those at elevated risk.
•        How to effectively mitigate a range of risks to personnel, including workplace violence, armed robbery, active shooters, threats to overseas travelers and expatriates, kidnap, etc.