INTRODUCTION
Oil and Gas Risk and Security is all about people, plant, equipment, and procedures. Even with the best intentions these can and will often have gaps and weaknesses that may not always been seen from within the organisation. Oil & Gas control systems used to control the transport and storage of petroleum products deserve the highest level of protection from SCADA security and control system security threats. Occupational safety, environmental safety and public safety priorities demand reliable and trustworthy industrial control systems to facilitate human oversight of complex physical processes. Security threats from the most commonplace malware to today’s pervasive targeted attacks of all persuasions must all be addressed and mitigated. This Managing Security Risks in the Oil and Gas Industry training course will identify that threats are not always from the traditional ‘front gate’ approach, a joined-up Security Policy should therefore also cover Corporate, Criminal, Civil Unrest, Cyber as well as Terrorism from Internal and/or External threats. The biggest threat could be the one you were not expecting!
This training seminar will highlight:
- How the Security professional can achieve a consistent level of best practice across a wide range of risks?
- How to improve the professionalism of the pro-active security team?
- Security risk assessment, quantification and mitigation
- Key- asset identification and vulnerability assessment
- How to gain executive support to implement multi-disciplined security projects?
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- Understand Security Management practice and how to apply these principles
- Learn how to plan and effectively implement security projects
- Analyse a suitable cyber protection programme to protect Oil & Gas intellectual property
- How to improve the professionalism and reputation of the Security team?
- Understand how to mitigate the full range of risks facing the Oil & Gas industry
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Security Supervisors / Managers
- Facility Supervisors / Managers
- HSSE Personnel
- Fire Department Personnel
- HR and Administrative supervisors responsible for security
PROGRAM OUTLINE
Understanding the Professional Issues of Security Management
- Introduction to Security Risks in the Oil & Gas Industry
- Consider the Full Range of Risks - Local, National, International
- The Management of those Risks
- Management Policies and Regulations
- International Professional Standards
The Importance of Security Planning
- Understanding Loss
- Legal Obligations - Local, National, International
- Loss of Reputation
- Crime Management and Prevention
- Principles of Emergency Response and Recovery
- Incident Response
- Who does what? – Who goes where? – Who calls who?
- On-Scene Management
- Case Studies
- Incident Response
- Who does what? – Who goes where? – Who calls who?
- On-Scene Management
Threats to Assets – Security Audits
- Key Asset / Point Identification
- Screening
- Personnel
- Clearances – Forms
- International Visits
- Contactors and Sub-Contractors
- Classification of Documents - Policy
- Information, Cyber & Computer Security
- Clear Desk Policy
- Workstation / Laptop Security
- Data Retention
- Identity Theft
- Fire Fighting
- Evacuation Planning
- Security Survey – Syndicate Workshop
- Personnel
- Clearances – Forms
- International Visits
- Contactors and Sub-Contractors
- Clear Desk Policy
- Workstation / Laptop Security
- Data Retention
- Identity Theft
Principles of Asset Protection
- Physical Security
- Perimeter Security - Zones
- Access Control
- Searches
- Cordons
- Surveillance Patrols
- Investigations / Interviewing
- Special Risks
- Terrorism
- Kidnap
- Crowd Control
- Bomb Warnings
- Search Techniques
- Explosive’s Recognition
- Anti and Counter Surveillance
- Firearms and Weapons
- Perimeter Security - Zones
- Access Control
- Searches
- Cordons
- Surveillance Patrols
- Terrorism
- Kidnap
- Crowd Control
- Bomb Warnings
- Search Techniques
- Explosive’s Recognition
- Anti and Counter Surveillance
- Firearms and Weapons