TRISAT Units
The qualification approved by CTR Secure Training – TRISAT internally conforms to the Regulated Qualification Framework (RQF) and is certified as: Level 5 Certificate for Security Management Professionals. This 150 hour course, split over 7 Units at Level 5, is the equivalent working level to that of a ‘Level 5’ in the UK, but this course is quality checked and certified internally. The Units are:
Unit 1: Security for Business
This unit is designed to show the successful implementation of security within a business. A key element covers the scope and role of a Modern Security Management Professional and we explain how to support the business or client in the best ways possible. The unit also explains how to effectively write a range of security reports and introduces the student to the importance of security regulations and standards.
Unit 2: Traditional and Emerging Security Threats
Threats of Today and Tomorrow covers the various security related threats faced by businesses and organisations today and in the future. A key feature of this unit is the part explaining the need to better understand the threat actors and their methods.
Unit 3: Understanding Security Management
This unit describes the range of key security functions that should or might be, a part of a modern security department. Included are the strengths and weaknesses of each function and an explanation on their role to reduce and manage security risks.
Unit 4: Security Management and Risk Mitigation
This unit describes the Risk Assessment methodology and explains how to reduce risk through the implementation of appropriate security risk mitigation measures. This unit will also explain the need to record crime and losses in order to measure the business impact and risk mitigation success.
Unit 5: Security Management and Convergence
This unit explains that convergence is about the need for close working collaboration and understanding of each security function and with the relevant business departments. Security management has an overall responsibility to ensure convergence is achieved to mitigate security risks efficiently and effectively.
Unit 6: Security’s Role in Incident Management
This unit explains the range of other tasks and issues that are normally expected of a modern security management department. These tasks might include the management of security incidents, executive protection, event protection and countering espionage.
Unit 7: Creating a Security Management Programme
This unit highlights modern issues that are a common part of corporate culture. These issues include the need to keep up-to-date with regulations and standards, effective employee awareness programmes, adapting to corporate changes and the personal need for continuing professional development.
