it is a puzzle

1. Security
Incident
Triangle
Susceptibility-
predisposition
to
a
Threat.
Reinforces
the
motive
&
capability
of
a
threat/
hazard.
Vulnerability-
Condition
of
the
Resource
being
exposed
to
a
specific
security
Risk/
Hazard.
some
people
become
more
dependent
and
vulnerable
than
others.
functional
definition
of
vulnerability
that
covers
three
dimensions:
exposure
to
hazard;
susceptibility
i.e.
effect
hazard;
susceptibility
i.e.
effect
of
exposure;
and
capacity
of
response
by
coping
and
adaptability
coping
and
adaptability
Vulnerability
carries
a
sense
of
weakness
and
exposure
to
something
attacking
you.
Susceptibility
implies
an
aspect
of
repetition
over
time,
and
falling
victim
to
conditions.
They
can
be
interchangeable
in
some
cases,
but
not
all.
So,
for
example:
His
momentary
exposure
made
him
vulnerable
to
attack
from
the
snipers.
You
wouldn’t
use
susceptible
there
because
there’s
no
action
repeated
over
a
long
time
period.
Her
gambling
addiction
made
her
susceptible
to
bouts
of
homelessness.
Homelessness
isn’t
something
that
attacks
you,
so
vulnerable
isn’t
the
best
choice
of
word
there,
although
it
would
be
understood
if
you
used
it.
Susceptible
works
because
we’re
talking
about
a
condition
that
afflicts
the
subject
repeatedly
over
a
period
of
years.
His
weakened
immune
system
made
him
vulnerable/susceptible
to
all
sorts
of
minor
illnesses.
Either
word
works
here
because
there
is
both
a
sense
of
a
long
timeframe
and
of
something
attacking
a
weakened
victim.

2. Security
Incident
Triangle
Susceptibility-
predisposition
to
a
Threat.
Reinforces
the
motive
&
capability
of
a
threat/
hazard.
Vulnerability-
Condition
of
the
Resource
being
exposed
to
a
specific
security
Risk/
Hazard.
some
people
become
more
dependent
and
vulnerable
than
others.
functional
definition
of
vulnerability
that
covers
three
dimensions:
exposure
to
hazard;
susceptibility
i.e.
effect
hazard;
susceptibility
i.e.
effect
of
exposure;
and
capacity
of
response
by
coping
and
adaptability
coping
and
adaptability
Vulnerability
carries
a
sense
of
weakness
and
exposure
to
something
attacking
you.
Susceptibility
implies
an
aspect
of
repetition
over
time,
and
falling
victim
to
conditions.
They
can
be
interchangeable
in
some
cases,
but
not
all.
So,
for
example:
His
momentary
exposure
made
him
vulnerable
to
attack
from
the
snipers.
You
wouldn’t
use
susceptible
there
because
there’s
no
action
repeated
over
a
long
time
period.
Her
gambling
addiction
made
her
susceptible
to
bouts
of
homelessness.
Homelessness
isn’t
something
that
attacks
you,
so
vulnerable
isn’t
the
best
choice
of
word
there,
although
it
would
be
understood
if
you
used
it.
Susceptible
works
because
we’re
talking
about
a
condition
that
afflicts
the
subject
repeatedly
over
a
period
of
years.
His
weakened
immune
system
made
him
vulnerable/susceptible
to
all
sorts
of
minor
illnesses.
Either
word
works
here
because
there
is
both
a
sense
of
a
long
timeframe
and
of
something
attacking
a
weakened
victim.

3. Security
Incident
Triangle
Susceptibility-
predisposition
to
a
Threat.
Reinforces
the
motive
&
capability
of
a
threat/
hazard.
Vulnerability-
Condition
of
the
Resource
being
exposed
to
a
specific
security
Risk/
Hazard.
some
people
become
more
dependent
and
vulnerable
than
others.
functional
definition
of
vulnerability
that
covers
three
dimensions:
exposure
to
hazard;
susceptibility
i.e.
effect
hazard;
susceptibility
i.e.
effect
of
exposure;
and
capacity
of
response
by
coping
and
adaptability
coping
and
adaptability
Vulnerability
carries
a
sense
of
weakness
and
exposure
to
something
attacking
you.
Susceptibility
implies
an
aspect
of
repetition
over
time,
and
falling
victim
to
conditions.
They
can
be
interchangeable
in
some
cases,
but
not
all.
So,
for
example:
His
momentary
exposure
made
him
vulnerable
to
attack
from
the
snipers.
You
wouldn’t
use
susceptible
there
because
there’s
no
action
repeated
over
a
long
time
period.
Her
gambling
addiction
made
her
susceptible
to
bouts
of
homelessness.
Homelessness
isn’t
something
that
attacks
you,
so
vulnerable
isn’t
the
best
choice
of
word
there,
although
it
would
be
understood
if
you
used
it.
Susceptible
works
because
we’re
talking
about
a
condition
that
afflicts
the
subject
repeatedly
over
a
period
of
years.
His
weakened
immune
system
made
him
vulnerable/susceptible
to
all
sorts
of
minor
illnesses.
Either
word
works
here
because
there
is
both
a
sense
of
a
long
timeframe
and
of
something
attacking
a
weakened
victim.

4. Security Functions Cycle
Presence
Occurrence
Consequence
Prevention
Reaction
Investigation
Security Functions Cycle – Org Need to adopt Security Program to
address Hazards that may put it at RISK
Risk Management
Business Intelligence ( Competitive Intelligence)
Crisis Management
Case Management
Basic
Principles
of
Security
1)
There
is
no
absolute
security
True
Value
Relative
Value
Accessibility
2.
Security
is
only
as
good
as
its
weakest
link.
3.
High
relative
security
can
be
achieved
in
depth.
4.
Risks
may
come
from
within
and
without.
5.No
two
installations
arc
alike.
6.
There
is
no
impenetrable
barrier
7.
Security
is
everybody’s
concern
(
Corporate
Security
Culture)
8.
Deterrence
is
only
good
against
the
least
determined
perpetrator
9.
All
aspects
of
security
must
be
applied
to
secure
an
object.
10.
Effectiveness
of
one
aspect
of
security
is
dependent
on
the
application
of
other
aspects.
Aspects of Security
Personnel
Information
Operations
Environment
Reputation
Physical
Aspects
of
Security
Concepts
of
Security
Paradoxes
of
Security
Concepts of Security
Cost Effectiveness
Convenience & Comfort
Constancy & Consistency
Paradoxes
of
Security
(Dis)Advantage
Safety
vs
Security
Product
(
Nothing)
Cost
(High)
Org
Goal
(far)
More
effective-
harder
to
justify
its
existence
Importance
realized
after
faliure

5. Security
Incident
Triangle
Susceptibility-
predisposition
to
a
Threat.
Reinforces
the
motive
&
capability
of
a
threat/
hazard.
Vulnerability-
Condition
of
the
Resource
being
exposed
to
a
specific
security
Risk/
Hazard.
some
people
become
more
dependent
and
vulnerable
than
others.
functional
definition
of
vulnerability
that
covers
three
dimensions:
exposure
to
hazard;
susceptibility
i.e.
effect
hazard;
susceptibility
i.e.
effect
of
exposure;
and
capacity
of
response
by
coping
and
adaptability
coping
and
adaptability
Vulnerability
carries
a
sense
of
weakness
and
exposure
to
something
attacking
you.
Susceptibility
implies
an
aspect
of
repetition
over
time,
and
falling
victim
to
conditions.
They
can
be
interchangeable
in
some
cases,
but
not
all.
So,
for
example:
His
momentary
exposure
made
him
vulnerable
to
attack
from
the
snipers.
You
wouldn’t
use
susceptible
there
because
there’s
no
action
repeated
over
a
long
time
period.
Her
gambling
addiction
made
her
susceptible
to
bouts
of
homelessness.
Homelessness
isn’t
something
that
attacks
you,
so
vulnerable
isn’t
the
best
choice
of
word
there,
although
it
would
be
understood
if
you
used
it.
Susceptible
works
because
we’re
talking
about
a
condition
that
afflicts
the
subject
repeatedly
over
a
period
of
years.
His
weakened
immune
system
made
him
vulnerable/susceptible
to
all
sorts
of
minor
illnesses.
Either
word
works
here
because
there
is
both
a
sense
of
a
long
timeframe
and
of
something
attacking
a
weakened
victim.

6. UNIT-I
  
    
   I  I
    T
UNIT-II
• Accounting
• Record keeping
• Preparation of Quotations & Tenders
UNIT-III
• Security Documentation
• Budgeting
• Inventory Management of Security Equipment
• Information Security

7. UNIT-I
  
    
   I  I
    T
UNIT-II
 
  
     T
UNIT-III
  
 
 I    
 I 