People, plant, equipment, and procedures are the foundation of oil and gas risk and security. Even when done with the best of intentions, these can and often do contain flaws that are not necessarily apparent from within the organization. The maximum level of protection should be provided against SCADA security and control system security threats to oil and gas control systems that manage the transport and storage of petroleum products. In order to permit human monitoring of intricate physical processes, industrial control systems for security must be dependable and trustworthy. These priorities include occupational safety, environmental safety, and public safety. All security risks, from the most prevalent malware to the pervasive targeted attacks of today, must be handled and reduced.
A joined-up security policy should therefore cover corporate, criminal, civil unrest, cyber, as well as terrorism from internal and/or external threats. This is something that this training course on managing security risks in the oil and gas industry will highlight. Threats do not always come from the traditional "front gate" approach. The greatest danger will be one you did not anticipate
Comprehend the practice of security management and how to use these guidelines
Learn how to organize and successfully carry out security tasks.
Examine an appropriate cyber-protection program to safeguard intellectual property.
How can the Security team's professionalism and reputation be enhanced?
Know how to reduce the whole spectrum of hazards that the oil and gas business faces.
Security Supervisors / Managers
Facility Supervisors / Managers
HSSE Personnel
Fire Department Personnel
HR and Administrative supervisors responsible for security
Introduction and review of Security Risks in the Oil & Gas Industry
Consider the Full Range of Risks - Local, National, International
Strategic and Operational Management of those Risks
Managing Guarding Operations
Manpower Management Styles
Crime Management and Prevention
Legal Obligations - Local, National, International
Creating a successful Organisational Culture of Security
Customer Relations and the Reputation of the Security Function
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