- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Acknowledgements
- About the Author
- Abbreviations
- Foreword
- Contents
- Chapter 1: Becoming an Entrepreneur in the Security Business
- 1.1 Context
- 1.2 Competitive intelligence
- 1.3 Linking business intelligence to our operating environment
- 1.4 Examining appropriate intellectual property rights (IPR) in order to protect business ideas and enterprise
- 1.5 Emerging markets
- 1.6 Targeting consumer markets and marketing
- 1.7 Business funding
- 1.8 Reviewing operations management
- 1.9 Business networking
- 2.0 Social media marketing
- 2.1 Negotiation
- 2.2 Company structures, corporate returns and regulation
- References
- Chapter 2: Becoming a Developed Security Manager
- 2.1 Context
- 2.2 Role of security director
- 2.4 Fitting security into a wider context of resilience
- 2.5 Sub-disciplines of organisational resilience: Security, emergency planning and business continuity
- 2.6 Management and balancing important priorities
- 2.7 Adding value: Developing the business that clients require
- 2.8 Why do businesses fail?
- 2.9 The requirement for professional proficiency
- References
- Chapter 3: Security Legislation and Regulation
- 3.1 Context
- 3.2 Types of law in UK
- 3.3 UK human rights laws
- 3.4 Other UK laws relating to security management
- 3.5 Other UK laws relating to corporate management and workplaces
- 3.6 International law, conflict and human rights
- 3.7 Prominent business laws related to international business
- References
- VIDEOS
- Chapter 4: Private Investigations
- Chapter 5: Information Security
- Chapter 6: Protective Security
- 6.1 Context
- 6.2 Methods of risk assessment
- 6.3 How to conduct a person-focused threat assessment
- 6.4 Ethos and expectations of protective security roles; ‘adaptive practitioners’
- 6.5 Anti-piracy; market, counter-measures and agencies
- 6.6 Firearms
- 6.7 Managing people in protective security environments
- References
- Chapter 7: Safe Business Travel
- 7.1 Context
- 7.2 Government help and basics
- 7.3 Before you go: Safety and security tips
- 7.4 Reporting and responding to crime in-country
- 7.5 Business travel insurance
- 7.6 Kidnap for ransom, kidnap and countermeasures
- 7.7 Corporate liability laws and business travel
- 7.8 Protective security approaches to travel security
- 7.9 Due diligence
- References
- Chapter 8: Personal and Organisational Resilience
- 8.1 Context
- 8.2 Personal resilience
- 8.3 Personal resilience initiatives in the workplace
- 8.4 Developing team resilience from personal resilience techniques
- 8.5 Crisis management and personal resilience
- 8.6 Crisis management and communications
- 8.7 Social media and crisis management
- 8.8 Crisis management standards and guidance
- References
- ITG Resources
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