Introduction to Security Risk Management
Award – Statement of Attainment
Course aim
The aim of the 2-day Introduction to Security Risk Management (ISRM) course is to provide participants with a general knowledge of security risk management principles and terminology to enable them to work competently within a security risk management framework. The course uses workshops, case studies, and practical examples to develop further understanding and enhance competence in the application of Risk Management processes applied in a protective security environment.
The course is based on the provisions of the Australian - New Zealand Standard on Risk Management (AS/NZ 4360:2004), and the Standards Australia / Standards New Zealand Handbook on Risk Management HB 167:2006.
The course offers a Statement of Attainment in two units of competency towards a Certificate IV in Government (Security), or a Certificate IV in Government (Personnel Security).
Learning objectives
Develop the skills and knowledge to:
- communicate and consult
- establish the risk context
- gather and analyse information
- identify and analyse risks
- assess and prioritise risks to underpin development of a security plan
- identify security counter-measures
- develop a formal security plan
- implement a security plan
- monitor the risk environment, and
- evaluate a security plan.
Key content areas
- Australian / New Zealand Standard on Risk Management AS/NZ 4360:2004
- Standards Australia / Standards New Zealand Handbook on Risk Management HB 167:2006
- Australian Government Protective Security Manual, Part B – Guidelines for Managing Security Risk
- Risk management process
- Risk review forms
- Treatment schedules
- Risk management plans
- Asset identification, and
- Ranking, risk and threat identification and analysis.
Course prerequisites
Introduction to Protective Security course or a good general knowledge of government protect security.
Course duration
2 days
Course fee – Canberra
$1050 – GST exempt
Course dates – Canberra
6-7 February 2008
5-6 March 2008
2-3 April 2008
30 April – 1 May 2008
4-5 June 2008
3-4 July 2008
13-14 August 2008
3-4 September 2008
9-10 October 2008
29-30 October 2008
Course fee – Interstate
$1250 – GST exempt
Course dates – Interstate
Brisbane: 16-17 April 2008
Adelaide: 9-10 July 2008
Sydney: 6-7 August 2008
Hobart: 20-21 August 2008
Melbourne: 10-11 September 2008
Darwin: 24-25 September 2008