Certified Protection Professional (CPP) training is an advanced security management program designed to prepare professionals for the globally recognized CPP certification by ASIS International. This training covers key areas like risk management, asset protection, physical security, crisis management, and information security. It equips participants with the skills to address complex security challenges and advance their careers in the security industry.
1: Plan, develop, implement, and manage the organization’s security program to protect the organization’s assets. Knowledge of:
- Principles of planning, organization, and control
- Security theory, techniques, and processes (e.g., artificial intelligence, IoT)
- Security industry standards (e.g., ASIS/ISO)
- Continuous assessment and improvement processes
- Cross-functional organizational collaboration
- Enterprise Security Risk Management (ESRM)
2: Develop, manage, or conduct the security risk assessment process. Knowledge of:
- Quantitative and qualitative risk assessments
- Vulnerability, threat, and impact assessments
- Potential security threats (e.g., “all hazards,” criminal activity, terrorism, consequential)
3: Evaluate methods to improve the security program on a continuous basis through the use of auditing, review, and assessment. Knowledge of:
- Cost-benefit analysis methods
- Risk management strategies (e.g., avoid, assume/accept, transfer, spread)
- Risk mitigation techniques (e.g., technology, personnel, process, facility design)
- Data collection and trend analysis techniques
4: Develop and manage professional relationships with external organizations to achieve security objectives. Knowledge of:
- Roles and responsibilities of external organization and agencies
- Methods for creating effective working relationships
- Techniques and protocols of liaison
- Local and national public/private partnerships
5: Develop, implement, and manage workforce security awareness programs to achieve organizational goals and objectives. Knowledge of:
- Training methodologies
- Communication strategies, techniques, and methods
- Awareness program objectives and program metrics
- Elements of a security awareness program (e.g., roles and responsibilities, physical risk, communication risk, privacy)
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