Part I
Threats and Risk
- 1The Terrorism Threat Landscape and Corporate Exposure
- 2Threat, Vulnerability and Consequence: The Protective Security Risk Register
A ten-module course in two formats
An Applied Programme for Corporate Security Managers
Counter-Terrorism and Protective Security Management: An Applied Programme for Corporate Security Managers is a ten-module, management-level course for the people who protect plants, warehouses, offices, shops, hotels, venues and vehicle fleets. Participants learn to assess the terrorism-related and hostile-threat risk to their sites, select and justify proportionate protective measures, lead a structured response exercise, and present to their leadership a defensible 90-day plan, so that protection across a region's sites becomes consistent, evidence-based and tested rather than ad hoc. Every concept is taught through a real, dated and sourced story, then a framework, then practice on a site, and every module adds one step to the 90-Day Protective Security Action Plan that each group presents and defends on the last day.
Course materials are for enrolled students and lecturers. You will need the enrolment code your lecturer gives you.
Who it is for
The course is for people who hold, or are moving into, responsibility for the protective security of a site, a region or a business: regional security managers, site security leads and senior security supervisors in multinational manufacturing and distribution businesses; the facilities, operations, health-and-safety and resilience managers who own protective security at a site that has no security specialist; contract security managers who run guarding and security services on client sites; and corporate security teams in other sectors with public-facing or high-footfall premises, such as retail, hospitality, venues, logistics, energy and utilities.
Curriculum
From the threat landscape to the board report: every module adds one step to a 90-Day Protective Security Action Plan for a site or region, presented and defended on Day 5.
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
Formats
Five instructor-led days, two modules a day: each module a 150-minute session, and each day an applied exercise on the group's focus site, one of the course's fictional sites or a member's own (a risk profile, a vulnerability assessment, a mitigation plan, a management tabletop) building to the 90-day plan presented on Day 5.
The Essentials edition in one day: all ten modules as 35-minute blocks in five 75-minute sessions, one short in-class exercise each, and a one-page priority action list at the close.
Inside the course site
The full edition and the shorter Essentials edition, with search, chapter navigation and every exercise.
Module tests and a final exam, with answers, explanations and the section to revisit after you submit.
Flashcards for every chapter, a searchable case library, the glossary, reading lists and cheat sheets.
Editable templates for the risk register, the vulnerability assessment, the mitigation plan, the tabletop exercise and the 90-day plan.
Lecturer notes, slides with speaker notes, the test bank and a results dashboard for the cohort.
No tracking and no third-party services. The site stores only what it needs to run the course.
Create your account with the enrolment code from your lecturer, or sign in if you already have one.