Executive Development Programme in Security Planning: Security Planning Strategies

• Security Threat Assessment: Understanding the primary keyword, this unit will cover the process of identifying and evaluating potential security threats to an organization. This includes physical, cyber, and operational threats, and the methods used to assess their potential impact. • Security Policy Development: This unit will cover the creation of comprehensive security policies that align with an organization's overall strategic goals. It will include the development of policies related to access control, incident response, and business continuity. • Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning: In this unit, participants will learn about the importance of having a disaster recovery and business continuity plan in place. They will learn about the key components of these plans, including data backup and recovery, alternate work sites, and communication strategies. • Physical Security Planning: This unit will cover the design and implementation of physical security measures, such as locks, alarms, and access control systems. Participants will also learn about the importance of conducting regular security audits to ensure the ongoing effectiveness of these measures. • Cybersecurity Planning: This unit will focus on the protection of an organization's digital assets. Participants will learn about the latest cybersecurity threats and the measures that can be taken to mitigate them. This includes the implementation of firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and encryption technologies. • Crisis Management: In this unit, participants will learn about the principles of crisis management and how to effectively respond to a security incident. This includes the development of incident response plans, the establishment of crisis communication protocols, and the training of staff in crisis management techniques. • Security Awareness Training: This unit will cover the importance of educating employees about security risks and best practices. Participants will learn about the development and delivery of security awareness training programs, as well as the use of phishing simulations to test employee knowledge and vigilance. • Emergency Response Planning: This unit will focus on the development of emergency response plans for natural disasters, terrorism, and other crises. Participants will learn about the key components of these plans, including evacuation procedures, communication strategies, and the coordination with emergency responders. • Vendor Management: In this unit, participants will learn about the importance of managing the security risks associated with third-party vendors. This includes the development of vendor security policies, the evaluation of