CRIM 114 - Introduction to Security

1. Be familiar with the various aspects of physical security planning.
2. Understand the evolving risk management issues that impact private businesses.
3. Understand and explain the tripod of security: physical security measures, personnel and documentation.
4. Understand and explain/discuss the basic risk assessment process.
5. Understand and explain the emergency management process.
6. Understand the need for introducing security at the design stages of building.
7. Know why a Threat/Risk Assessment is an integral component of a security survey and how it affects the various physical security elements required.
8. Have a general understanding of crime prevention strategies.
9. Be able to identify the components of the physical security systems and identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities of a system.
10. Know how to conduct a comprehensive security survey and report your observations by means of a Security Survey Report.
11. Demonstrate how an emergency response plan can better prepare your organization to respond to various emergencies at your work.
12. Be cognizant of the history, threats to, and legal aspects of security.
13. Identify several elements of an effective emergency response plan.

• Security Risk Management Overview
• Security Operations Management
• Accessing Risk
• Security Design
• Introduction to Security Surveying
• Target Hardening
• Crime and Loss Prevention
• Introduction to Investigations
• Manpower Management
• Managing Guarding Operations
• IT: Protection of Sensitive Information
• Protection of At-Risk Personnel
• Crisis Management
• Fraud Risk Management
• Supply Chain Security
• The Corporate Response to Terrorism
• Business Travel Security Management
• Industrial Safety

 
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