The document describes the Certified Security Management Professional (CSMP) certification program. It is a 12-month distance learning program divided into 12 modules that cover key areas of security management knowledge. Upon completing all modules and assignments, students earn the CSMP certification. The cost is £750 plus VAT. The certification is accredited by Industry Qualifications and Skills for Security in the UK. It is intended for security managers and professionals to enhance their skills and credentials. The program has hundreds of graduates from over 85 countries.
Aon understands the challenges faced by fleet operators in managing the cost of motor related incidents and ensuring that Duty of Care responsibilities are met. These responsibilities place a significant burden on organisations to understand and manage the risks associated with employees who drive at work. The potential for significant liability and incident-related costs requires organisations like yours to develop robust and effective motor fleet management systems and operational processes.
Aon Fleet Complete offers a full package of services essential to the successful management and control of commercial, business and grey fleets. Fleet Complete is a comprehensive and structured programme including:
- Total Cost of Risk Analysis and Claims Benchmarking
- Assessment of Occupational Road Risk focussed on drivers, vehicles and journeys
- Examination and development of policies, processes and fleet operations
- Risk Management solutions to reduce incident rates and associated costs
Fleet Complete provides risk management solutions that help our clients to:
- Understand and reduce both known and hidden incident-related costs and the causes of poor loss performance
- Optimise the motor insurance programme and provide the opportunity for informed choices regarding risk appetite and risk retention thresholds
- Develop robust and fit-for-purpose policies, processes and management systems
- Lower operational costs and make efficient use of assets
- Document the required evidence of meeting Duty of Care obligations for audit and other stakeholder purposes
- Protect their brand and reputation from the consequences of motor incidents
This document sets out the core information that underpins the rimap® certification.
Its purpose is to define the academic and professional knowledge that candidates, organisations and individuals must demonstrate to receive the rimap® status. The Body of Knowledge is made up of seven blocks.
Aon understands the challenges faced by fleet operators in managing the cost of motor related incidents and ensuring that Duty of Care responsibilities are met. These responsibilities place a significant burden on organisations to understand and manage the risks associated with employees who drive at work. The potential for significant liability and incident-related costs requires organisations like yours to develop robust and effective motor fleet management systems and operational processes.
Aon Fleet Complete offers a full package of services essential to the successful management and control of commercial, business and grey fleets. Fleet Complete is a comprehensive and structured programme including:
- Total Cost of Risk Analysis and Claims Benchmarking
- Assessment of Occupational Road Risk focussed on drivers, vehicles and journeys
- Examination and development of policies, processes and fleet operations
- Risk Management solutions to reduce incident rates and associated costs
Fleet Complete provides risk management solutions that help our clients to:
- Understand and reduce both known and hidden incident-related costs and the causes of poor loss performance
- Optimise the motor insurance programme and provide the opportunity for informed choices regarding risk appetite and risk retention thresholds
- Develop robust and fit-for-purpose policies, processes and management systems
- Lower operational costs and make efficient use of assets
- Document the required evidence of meeting Duty of Care obligations for audit and other stakeholder purposes
- Protect their brand and reputation from the consequences of motor incidents
This document sets out the core information that underpins the rimap® certification.
Its purpose is to define the academic and professional knowledge that candidates, organisations and individuals must demonstrate to receive the rimap® status. The Body of Knowledge is made up of seven blocks.
This is the first Code of ethics that FERMA has produced. The aim is to provide a sound basis for a code that can be expanded and updated over the coming years.
The ethics team showed a clear consensus. They agreed that the FERMA Code of ethics should be brief, easy to read, and easy to understand .
FERMA believes that working ethically means respecting certain criteria which impact on the professional behaviour of all workers. The following four principles should shape and inform the professional behaviour and attitude of a risk manager, and should govern the way they perform their work.
MISAFETY is the leading provider of WHMIS Training in Alberta. Visit us today at http://www.misafety.ca/ to learn more about how to keep your workplace safe with first aid training, CPR training & WHMIS certification.
Companies involved in the maritime industry have experienced the possibilities and efficiencies technology provides in an increasingly digitised, interconnected world. With that opportunity comes challenge, in the form of cyber risk.
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PART II – Cyber Security: the mitigation strategies – how to identify, assess and mitigate cyber risks
The Risk Manager must be responsible, as for others risks, for the quantification aspect of cyber security. It is a necessary step towards understanding and managing the exposure of the company. He/she should act as a facilitator between the Board and the operational department (IT, Finance, Legal and other functions).
A key subject to unlock the cyber insurance development and to support the economic growth the Digital world is bringing to Europe.
APRA’s view is that
a sound risk culture is a core element of an
effective risk management framework. Risk
culture refers to ‘the norms of behaviour for
individuals and groups within an organisation
that determine the collective ability to
identify, understand, openly discuss and act
on the organisation’s current and future risk’
Risk management is the process of identifying vulnerabilities and associated threats, followed by estimating the level of risk and its impact on the organisation. Based on international standards (ISO/IEC27001) and guidelines (ISO/IEC 27005, NIST800-30, ISO/IEC 31000), the Certified Data Centre Risk Professional course is a two-day course designed to expose attendants to the overall risk management process.
EU/US boards’ approach to cyber risk governance - webinar presentationFERMA
The 4th webinar is being hosted by the European Confederation of Directors' Associations (ecoDa), AIG, and the Federation of European Risk Managers' Associations (FERMA) and in close cooperation with the Internet Security Alliance (ISA).
it includes a Risk Manager’s’ perspective about the necessity to provide organisations with decision-support tools for mitigation and recommendations for risk transfer.
Helping to Frame the Board’s Risk Conversation - A Profession in Transformation
by AIRMIC John Hurrell and Julia Graham
This session presented on October 04, 2016 during the FERMA European Risk Seminar in Malta, set out some of the issues involved for risk managers making this professional journey and offer practical ideas and suggestions on how risk managers can seize these professional opportunities.
Reinforcing FERMA’s vision of “a world where risk management is embedded in the business model and culture of organisations”, this session will focus on how risk management can be embedded in the business model of the organisation and the importance of risk culture and the profiling of risk culture as part of this process.
The session introduced models, tools and techniques designed for the risk manager developed in partnership with colleagues from other professions and in consultation with those who have a seat at the boardroom table.
Board Governance and Emerging Risks in the C21FERMA
On 10 July 2015 FERMA, ecoDa and AIG organised jointly a event in Brussels that brought together directors, risk managers and insurers from across Europe to share perspectives on the quality of the Risk conversation at Board level and to generate ideas for improving it.
CRISC – Certified in Risk & Information Systems Control| Virtual and ClassroomBharathi Grover
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*The attack on Brussels airport / *Istanbul's Ataturk Airport attacked/ *Saudi security officer killed in drive-by shooting in Qatif.
“The bombs that exploded in Istanbul today could have gone off at any airport in any city around the world,” President of Turkey said. “Make no mistake: For terrorist organizations, there is no difference between Istanbul and London, Ankara and Berlin, Izmir and Chicago or Antalya and Rome.”
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SECURITY MANAGEMENT
Running for the second time backed with popular demand!
Date: 21st – 24th November 2016
Venue: Radisson Blu, Deira, Dubai.
Just on time for Security Leaders and Managers of all levels to be equipped with current case studies, insights and experience in managing security risk and threats and to be better prepared to take on the complex security challenges.
This is the first Code of ethics that FERMA has produced. The aim is to provide a sound basis for a code that can be expanded and updated over the coming years.
The ethics team showed a clear consensus. They agreed that the FERMA Code of ethics should be brief, easy to read, and easy to understand .
FERMA believes that working ethically means respecting certain criteria which impact on the professional behaviour of all workers. The following four principles should shape and inform the professional behaviour and attitude of a risk manager, and should govern the way they perform their work.
MISAFETY is the leading provider of WHMIS Training in Alberta. Visit us today at http://www.misafety.ca/ to learn more about how to keep your workplace safe with first aid training, CPR training & WHMIS certification.
Companies involved in the maritime industry have experienced the possibilities and efficiencies technology provides in an increasingly digitised, interconnected world. With that opportunity comes challenge, in the form of cyber risk.
Cybersecurity mitigation strategies webinar AIG ecoDa FERMA 24 March 2016FERMA
PART II – Cyber Security: the mitigation strategies – how to identify, assess and mitigate cyber risks
The Risk Manager must be responsible, as for others risks, for the quantification aspect of cyber security. It is a necessary step towards understanding and managing the exposure of the company. He/she should act as a facilitator between the Board and the operational department (IT, Finance, Legal and other functions).
A key subject to unlock the cyber insurance development and to support the economic growth the Digital world is bringing to Europe.
APRA’s view is that
a sound risk culture is a core element of an
effective risk management framework. Risk
culture refers to ‘the norms of behaviour for
individuals and groups within an organisation
that determine the collective ability to
identify, understand, openly discuss and act
on the organisation’s current and future risk’
Risk management is the process of identifying vulnerabilities and associated threats, followed by estimating the level of risk and its impact on the organisation. Based on international standards (ISO/IEC27001) and guidelines (ISO/IEC 27005, NIST800-30, ISO/IEC 31000), the Certified Data Centre Risk Professional course is a two-day course designed to expose attendants to the overall risk management process.
EU/US boards’ approach to cyber risk governance - webinar presentationFERMA
The 4th webinar is being hosted by the European Confederation of Directors' Associations (ecoDa), AIG, and the Federation of European Risk Managers' Associations (FERMA) and in close cooperation with the Internet Security Alliance (ISA).
it includes a Risk Manager’s’ perspective about the necessity to provide organisations with decision-support tools for mitigation and recommendations for risk transfer.
Helping to Frame the Board’s Risk Conversation - A Profession in Transformation
by AIRMIC John Hurrell and Julia Graham
This session presented on October 04, 2016 during the FERMA European Risk Seminar in Malta, set out some of the issues involved for risk managers making this professional journey and offer practical ideas and suggestions on how risk managers can seize these professional opportunities.
Reinforcing FERMA’s vision of “a world where risk management is embedded in the business model and culture of organisations”, this session will focus on how risk management can be embedded in the business model of the organisation and the importance of risk culture and the profiling of risk culture as part of this process.
The session introduced models, tools and techniques designed for the risk manager developed in partnership with colleagues from other professions and in consultation with those who have a seat at the boardroom table.
Board Governance and Emerging Risks in the C21FERMA
On 10 July 2015 FERMA, ecoDa and AIG organised jointly a event in Brussels that brought together directors, risk managers and insurers from across Europe to share perspectives on the quality of the Risk conversation at Board level and to generate ideas for improving it.
CRISC – Certified in Risk & Information Systems Control| Virtual and ClassroomBharathi Grover
CRISC certification training at Net Security Training is intended as an intense and hardcore exam preparation for ISACA’s Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) Examination. The four (4) domains of the ISACA CRISC syllabus is covered with a big focus on the Examination. The Official ISACA CRISC course Review Manual and Question, Answer and Explanation, (Q, A&E), supplements will ALSO be provided when attending. The Q, A&E is exceptional in helping delegates understand the ISACA style of questions, the type of answers ISACA CRISC training are looking for and it helps rapid memory assimilation of the material.
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE IN SECURITY MANAGEMENT - FOR TODAY'S LEADERSRuth Jones
Has Security Management become more of a crucial concern with today’s unprecedented challengers and vulnerabilities and complexities faced? It is imperative and essential to preserve the highest standard of your Security Measures to keep your corporate reputation, assets/properties, employees, customers and people!
*The attack on Brussels airport / *Istanbul's Ataturk Airport attacked/ *Saudi security officer killed in drive-by shooting in Qatif.
“The bombs that exploded in Istanbul today could have gone off at any airport in any city around the world,” President of Turkey said. “Make no mistake: For terrorist organizations, there is no difference between Istanbul and London, Ankara and Berlin, Izmir and Chicago or Antalya and Rome.”
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Running for the second time backed with popular demand!
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Venue: Radisson Blu, Deira, Dubai.
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1. International Security Management Institute
An IQ-Accredited Centre
The Certified Security
Management Professional (CSMP)
Level 6 Organisation Diploma
by distance learning
“The CSMP course has helped me secure my new executive position, for which I thank you.”
Regional Security Manager, EMEA
2. THE UNITS
Security Risk Analysis
You will learn a simple methodology to help you
determine and prioritise security risk by
evaluating threat likelihood, impact and
vulnerability. The methodology is portable; you
will likely want to use it in your own organisation.
Crime Prevention
Much crime can be avoided by understanding the
reasons why people commit crime in the first
place. You will study crime motivation theories
and, through the unit, develop these into crime
prevention theories that you can apply to your
workplace.
Managing the Security Function
You have probably been doing this for some time,
and this unit provides a great reference to the
daily nuts and bolts of managing a security
programme. It includes models for interacting
with the business, and good practice for getting
the best out of security manpower.
Leadership and Management
Who doesn’t think they’re a good leader?
Feedback on this unit from experienced leaders
has been highly complimentary. The unit will help
you improve your day-to-day generic
management skills, and will provide in-depth
instruction on how to develop management into
leadership.
Security Design, Evaluation and Surveying
“I have been doing this for years but after
studying Unit 5 I finally understand it” was one
student comment. The unit presents a wide
range of tools, templates, models and good
practice in how to optimise security management
and design to get the best return on investment.
Perimeter Protection
A very practical unit in which you will study the
essential elements of a perimeter (design basis
threat, design, civil works, fencing, lighting,
surveillance, intrusion detection etc.) and apply it
to a practical context. By this point in the
programme, assignments focus less on knowledge
regurgitation and more on application – allowing
you to evidence what you can do, rather than just
what you know.
Protecting Buildings
A very comprehensive study of buildings security,
addressing design, security vulnerability analysis,
core security principles, structural hardening,
locking systems and key control, intrusion
detection, surveillance etc. The unit considers the
different security characteristics of old and new
buildings, and multi-tenant buildings. You will be
assessed on your skill in application of the unit
content.
Access Management
Perhaps the most important aspect of physical
security, this unit builds on the previous with an
in-depth operation and technical study of access
management and automated access control
systems. As well as the obvious hardware, card
technology, biometrics and vehicle control
considerations, this unit will address contraband
detection. The assessment is very much case
study focussed.
Video Surveillance (CCTV)
For many companies, a CCTV system represents a
large part of the physical security budget. This
unit will help you understand the subject in
depth, from image acquisition, through
transmission to storage. This is a rapidly
developing area of technical security and this unit
will better position you to negotiate with
suppliers and installers to get the best value for
money and optimum risk reduction. The
assignment tests your skill in applying the theory
to case study contexts.
Facility Counter Terrorism
The spectre of terrorism is ever present,
threatening to cause large-scale casualties and
disrupt business operations. This unit brings
together experiences in protecting facilities in
many different environments and packages it into
a very comprehensive set of good practice
principles that will enable you to optimise your
protection against a wide range of threats. As
well as addressing explosive threats, the unit is
fully updated to include how to mitigate the
threat from marauding terrorist firearms attacks.
Protection of Information
Information compromise is an often hidden
disease, threatening many businesses with slow
death as market share and competitive edge
decline. Learn how to protect information in its
many forms, from know-how, through hardcopy
to digital data. The unit will also explain the
extent of the threat to business from
communications intercept. The output will be an
awareness programme that you can deliver to
your organisation.
Protection of at-Risk Personnel
Many business activities carry inherent risks to
personnel, and laws pertaining to employees are
quite explicit; you have a duty of care to reduce
risk to as low as reasonably practicable. In this
unit you will learn how to identify those at
elevated risk and how to effectively mitigate a
range of risks to personnel, including armed
robbery, threats to overseas travellers or
expatriates, kidnap, etc.
3. “I WOULD RECOMMEND
THIS COURSE TO ANYONE
WITHIN OUR INDUSTRY.”
Managing Director, Category Winning
Company, 2013 Security Excellence
Awards
4. THE DETAIL
Introduction
The Certified Security Management Professional (CSMP) certification is
administered by ISMI, the International Security Management Institute
(www.ismi.org.uk). Aimed at security managers at all levels of the
profession, the CSMP award provides a thorough grounding in the key
areas of knowledge necessary to manage a security function.
Certification Qualification Process
The programme is modular. There are 12 units and you are required to
complete one unit every month. Upon completion of each unit you will
have a number of written tasks to undertake to evidence your
understanding. Upon successful completion of all units, you will be
awarded the CSMP.
Cost
The cost to complete the programme is £ (GBP) 750 + VAT where
applicable. Fees are payable at the beginning of the programme and
entitle you to 12 monthly reference units, access to a coach and final
certification.
Registration
Email certification@ismi.org.uk
Register now for next intake. Courses begin every two months.
CSMP Clients Include
Global FMCG Manufacturers; Global Logistics Companies;
Multinational Oil and Gas Companies; National and International
Telecoms Providers; Security Services Providers; Security Installers;
Military Missions and Foreign Defence Forces and Contractors;
European Union; UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office; Global IT
Services Providers; Multinational Mining Companies; United Nations;
Multinational Aviation Manufacturing Companies; Vehicle
Manufacturing Companies; Multinational Technology Manufacturers;
National Power Generation Companies; Overseas Governments;
National Central Banks; Multinational Insurance Providers; Property
Management Companies; Multinational Banks; Telecoms
Manufacturers; Global Food and Beverage Manufacturers; Credit Card
Providers; Global Internet Services Providers; Retailers; Multinational
Power Generation Companies, Pharmaceutical Companies; Schools
and Universities; Business Support Companies
Contact Details
enquiries@ismi.org.uk
www.ismi.org.uk
Telephone +44 207 206 1207
ISMI Certification Ltd. Company Registered in England and Wales 8235767
ACCREDITATION
CSMP is accredited by Industry
Qualifications (IQ) as a Level 6
Organisation Diploma. As such,
it is a unique blend of high-level
vocational and academic study,
with emphasis on
demonstrating advanced-level
competence through
application.
CSMP is also accredited by Skills
for Security, the security sector
skills body for the UK. It reflects
the National Occupational
Standards for Security
Management.
5. TEN REASONS TO BECOME CSMP-CERTIFIED IN 2014
1. Develop your knowledge and application of risk and security
management.
2. Improve your performance, your contribution to your existing employer,
and enhance your marketability as a security management professional.
3. Enhance your credibility with an internationally-known professional
certification; hundreds of students from over 85 countries have enrolled
on the CSMP programme.
4. Prove that you are formally qualified to manage security operations and
set yourself amongst the elite of the profession.
5. Demonstrate to your colleagues, partners and customers that you are
well versed in industry-respected best practices.
6. Benchmark yourself against other security management peers; you will
be enrolled into a cohort of students and will be able to measure your
progress against that of other students, anonymously.
7. Demonstrate a commitment to personal professional development.
8. Establish a formal benchmark of security management performance in
your organisations by setting CSMP as the team standard.
9. Position yourself to better negotiate performance- and qualification-
related pay.
10.Employers recognise that certified professionals are more productive.
6. WEWANTYOUTOBESATISFIED
“Very interesting, thought provoking, and definitely challenging”
SECURITY MANAGER, GLOBAL HIGH-TECH COMPANY
“This brilliant course is making me smart”
SECURITY SPECIALIST, CANADA
“The leadership module is by far the best I have ever encountered”
SECURITY CONSULTANT, UK
“The course has cemented all my practical knowledge into a complete package and I am
already talking the talk!”
REGIONAL SECURITY MANAGER, EMEA
“Six months into the course I can wholeheartedly recommend it to both aspiring and
experienced security managers”
SECURITY MANAGER, LEISURE COMPLEX