Asset Management & Protection
Course Info
Code PO1-128
Duration 5 Days
Format Classroom
Course Summary
For any organisation that deals with finances or valuable assets, it is crucial to establish strong management surrounding these to maximise investments and secure profits for the organisation. When dealing with anything of value, the organisation must also have a strong focus on protecting their assets and implementing strong security plans.
Asset management and risk management are intertwined where one cannot be successful without the other. Identifying financial and physical risks is essential for managing assets as it will allow the professionals involved to make smarter and more secure business investments.
Asset protection and security can come in many different forms. One side of security is focused on protecting assets from the bounds of debt and creditors, and ensuring assets remain uninvolved in any financial trouble. Another area of security is protecting it from external threats and attacks, such as fraudulent activity and cyberterrorism. Those responsible for asset protection should carefully analyse potential risks to implement various systems and methods to guarantee maximum security for all assets.
During this course, you’ll learn:
To understand the vitality of asset management and protection within an organisation.
To recognise the consequences of poor asset management and protection.
To identify internal and external threats to assets and all organisational vulnerabilities.
To explore the different components and functions of an integrated security system.
To examine what skills, competencies and responsibilities are involved within asset management.
To implement various strategies to improve asset management without sacrificing safety and protection.
To analyse and incorporate measures defending against fraudulent activities, data protection and cybersecurity.
To effectively operate access control systems to increase asset protection.
This course is designed for anyone responsible for asset management and protection within an organisation. It would be most beneficial for:
Operations Managers
Cybersecurity Managers
Security Officers
Asset Managers
Risk Analysts
Risk Managers
HSE Personnel
Finance Managers
This course uses a variety of adult learning styles to aid full understanding and comprehension. Participants will explore existing cybersecurity systems to highlight key factors protecting assets and identify possible areas of weakness within the system.
They will be granted the opportunity to partake in a variety of learning activities, such as presentations, video materials, group discussions and practical activities. These will allow the participants to gain a full understanding of the taught content and develop related skills. Through the group activities, the participants will be able to work alongside their peers and provide and receive constructive criticism to further improve their capabilities.
Course Content & Outline
Section 1
Fundamentals of Asset Management
Defining what asset management is and its role within an organisation.
Identifying the key skills, roles and responsibilities of an asset manager and other asset management professionals.
Understanding the consequences of poor asset management on different stakeholders and the organisation.
Examining national and international standards of asset management and being compliant with industry ideals.
Section 2
Asset Management Strategies
Exploring organisational and individual goals, objectives, and overall expectations.
Creating an action plan detailing these factors and evaluating ideal strategies to ensure goals are met.
Understanding the five components of asset management – asset inventory, level of service, critically, lifecycle costing and long-term funding.
Monitoring strategy progress and making amendments as necessary.
Section 3
Security Planning
The importance of effective security planning.
Creating a workplace culture that is open and encourages security changes and developments.
Increasing reputation through stronger security measures – building trust with stakeholders by guaranteeing protection.
Key principles and concepts of emergency response teams and on-site security management.
Integrating physical security and digital protection throughout the organisation.
Section 4
Security Surveying and Threats to Assets
What is a security survey and knowing how to conduct a successful one.
Analysing internal and external factors and how they can contribute to loss.
Conducting risk assessments and hazard audits to identify potential risks surrounding assets.
Utilising assessment data to carry out security, risk, and vulnerability analysis.
Various physical and cybersecurity measures that can protect and reduce risk potential.
Section 5
Security Operations Management
Establishing crisis management plans, emergency responses and safety procedures based upon risk assessment data.
Identifying vulnerable systems or individuals and exploring additional protection for these.
Creating business continuity plans to ensure minimal ‘down-time’ after a risk occurs.
Managing reputational impact and rebuilding trust with stakeholders.
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