People management in security
Author(s)
Ritchie, Jessica
Draper, Rick
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2014
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Fundamentally, all crime-related security risks originate from human based sources of threat. Similarly, and notwithstanding the array of technical and physical resources that may form part of a risk management program, the effective mitigation of crime-related risks fundamentally relies on people. This situation highlights the human imperative in security risk management, With this in mind, the present chapter discusses the importance of developing and implementing security policies and procedures as part of managing people. This applies to people within, and external to, organisations. The chapter concludes by highlighting ...
View more >Fundamentally, all crime-related security risks originate from human based sources of threat. Similarly, and notwithstanding the array of technical and physical resources that may form part of a risk management program, the effective mitigation of crime-related risks fundamentally relies on people. This situation highlights the human imperative in security risk management, With this in mind, the present chapter discusses the importance of developing and implementing security policies and procedures as part of managing people. This applies to people within, and external to, organisations. The chapter concludes by highlighting the importance of effective communication of requirements through security awareness, and having strategies in place to facilitate compliance.
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View more >Fundamentally, all crime-related security risks originate from human based sources of threat. Similarly, and notwithstanding the array of technical and physical resources that may form part of a risk management program, the effective mitigation of crime-related risks fundamentally relies on people. This situation highlights the human imperative in security risk management, With this in mind, the present chapter discusses the importance of developing and implementing security policies and procedures as part of managing people. This applies to people within, and external to, organisations. The chapter concludes by highlighting the importance of effective communication of requirements through security awareness, and having strategies in place to facilitate compliance.
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Book Title
Professional Practice in Crime Prevention and Security Management
Subject
Private Policing and Security Services