Threat, Risk & Vulnerability Assessment Training
Learn how to Conduct TRV Assessments
There is a lot involved in conducting a thorough and meaningful TRVA; we know this - as security consultants, it's our business.
TRVs are an important basis for managing and improving a security system and when done right, are a great tool. They are vital to security resource deployment, evaluation of procedures and technology, drafting an effective Request for Proposal.
Security professionals often need to look at their organization as a consultant would - reviewing the security systems threats, risks and vulnerabilities. This course will teach you how it's done.
This course can be customized for a specific industry or organization. In the past, this course has been provided to judicial organizations that wanted to develop a better strategy for assessing court security across the country. We have also provided this course as a seminar that brought in a multi disciplinary audience of security managers representing airports, central banks, critical infrastructure, hospitality and health care sectors.
When is a TRV needed?
- For deploying security resources
- If hiring or firing personnel
- To evaluate procedures, technology and needs
- For drafting a Request for Proposal
- When asked to explain potential risk, threats or vulnerabilities
Course Agenda includes:
- Methodology and process of TRVAs
- Threat Perception and need for TRVA
- Nature of Threat
- Means of Aggression
- Improve your ability to identify threats
- Assessing and Mapping Threats
- Vulnerability and Risk
- Closing Skill Gaps
- Security Quality Assurance
- Security Management Challenges and Strategies
- How to professionally present your findings
Who Should Attend?
Security Managers, Supervisors and Directors from the private, public and military sectors can all benefit from this training.
Establishing Security Benchmarks
A key element in a security assessment is to provide the benchmark against which a security system is being evaluated. The benchmark is informed by regulators,by customers, management but most importantly it is governed by the adversary. A key part of the Chameleon methodology presented in the course is how to evaluate a security system from an adversarial point of view while still addressing regulations, laws, customers, and operations as influencing factors.
Interested In This Course?
We would be glad to send you a detailed proposal!