Protective Measures Awareness (AWR-340)

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Description: The Protective Measures Awareness course introduces how to identify and mitigate facility security gaps. This course provides foundational knowledge about risk management and the three rings of security: physical, procedural/technical, and intelligence protective measures.
Course Length: This is a 60-minute training covering the following topics:

  • Overview of risks
  • DHS risk management process
  • Physical, procedural and intelligence protective measures

Audience: This course is designed for groups up to 50 participants and is intended for audiences such as:

  • Critical infrastructure owners and operators
  • Public safety officers
  • Emergency managers
  • Security officers
  • Law enforcement officers
  • Private sector security professionals

Accreditation: 0.1 CEU contact hour towards IACET and 1 CEU towards POST if the student's state approves.
Recommended Prerequisites: None.
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Checkmarks
Identify and mitigate facility security gaps
Risk management
Three rings of security
Link URL
https://tripwire.dhs.gov/training/214049

Department of Homeland Security

Infrastructure Security Division

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)

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