Integrated Public Safety and Security Management

Singapore University of Social Sciences

Integrated Public Safety and Security Management (PSS388)

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Language: English

Duration: 6 months

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Area of Interest: Humanities and Social Sciences

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School/Department: School of Humanities & Behavioural Sciences

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Synopsis

PSS388 Integrated Public Safety and Security Management aims to provide the students with the analytical, formulation, and implementation tools related to safety and risk management. With the evolving security landscape, security professionals are required to take a proactive stance in identifying and mitigating security risks across different domains of security: administrative, physical, and technical. Students will learn various strategies and techniques that can be used to identify the organisation’s assets, conduct threat and vulnerability analysis, and evaluating the security risk levels that the organisation is exposed to. Based on the risk analysis, students will learn how to prioritise and communicate the security risks that warrant immediate actions from senior management.

Level: 3
Credit Units: 10
Presentation Pattern: EVERY JAN

Topics

Introduction to security risks
Security risk management framework
Overview of security risk assessment
Project definition and preparation
Data gathering for security risk assessment
Asset characterisation
Threat analysis
Vulnerability analysis
Impact analysis
Evaluating overall security risk level
Security risk responses
Security risk reporting

Learning Outcome

Demonstrate the stages of security risk assessment (B3)
Illustrate the different methods in gathering data for security assessment (B3)
Examine the security threats facing the organisation (B4)
Determine the vulnerabilities that increase the exposure of the organisation’s assets to threats (B4)
Formulate ways to analyse the risk (B5)
Construct plans and strategies to mitigate risks (B5)