The Security Risk Handbook: Assess, Survey, Audit

by Charles Swanson

Overview

The Security Risk Handbook assists businesses that need to be able to carry out effective security risk assessments, security surveys, and security audits. It provides guidelines and standardised detailed processes and procedures for carrying out all three stages of the security journey: assess, survey, and audit.

Packed with tools and templates, the book is extremely practical. At the end of each explanatory chapter, a unique case study can be examined by the reader in the areas of risk assessment, security survey, and security audit. This book also highlights the commercial and reputational benefits of rigorous risk management procedures. It can be applied to corporate security, retail security, critical national infrastructure security, maritime security, aviation security, counter-terrorism, and executive and close protection.

This text is relevant to security professionals across all key sectors: corporate security, retail security, critical national infrastructure security, maritime security, aviation security, counter-terrorism, and executive and close protection. It will also be useful to health and safety managers, operations managers, facilities managers, and logistics professionals whose remit is to ensure security across an organisation or function.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781032030357
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Publication date:	01/23/2023
Pages:	538
Product dimensions:	6.12(w) x 9.19(h) x (d)

About the Author

Charles Swanson is a professional security and risk management specialist and lecturer. He is a Chartered Security Professional, Fellow of the Security Institute, and currently the Senior Tutor on the MSc programme in Security and Risk Management with Linx International and the University of West London. He has lectured in risk management, counterterrorism, and information security (cyber) to a global audience. His first book published by Routledge was titled Professional Security Management: A Strategic Guide.

Table of Contents

Introduction 2. The Security Risk Assessment 3. The Security Survey 4. The Security Audit 5. Conclusion