Security Risk Assessment and Management Certification Training Course

Energy and Engineering (Oil & Gas)

Date	Format	Duration	Fees (GBP)	Register
05 Jan – 16 Jan, 2026	Live Online	10 Days	£5825	Register →
16 Feb – 20 Feb, 2026	Live Online	5 Days	£2850	Register →
04 Mar – 06 Mar, 2026	Live Online	3 Days	£1975	Register →
04 May – 12 May, 2026	Live Online	7 Days	£3825	Register →
13 Jul – 17 Jul, 2026	Live Online	5 Days	£2850	Register →
12 Aug – 14 Aug, 2026	Live Online	3 Days	£1975	Register →
14 Sep – 25 Sep, 2026	Live Online	10 Days	£5825	Register →
05 Oct – 07 Oct, 2026	Live Online	3 Days	£1975	Register →
09 Nov – 11 Nov, 2026	Live Online	3 Days	£1975	Register →
21 Dec – 23 Dec, 2026	Live Online	3 Days	£1975	Register →

Date	Venue	Duration	Fees (GBP)	Register
26 Jan – 30 Jan, 2026	Amsterdam	5 Days	£4750	Register →
23 Feb – 25 Feb, 2026	Los Angeles	3 Days	£4125	Register →
23 Mar – 25 Mar, 2026	Paris	3 Days	£3825	Register →
06 Jul – 10 Jul, 2026	Athens	5 Days	£4750	Register →
17 Aug – 21 Aug, 2026	London	5 Days	£4750	Register →
28 Sep – 02 Oct, 2026	London	5 Days	£4750	Register →
05 Oct – 16 Oct, 2026	London	10 Days	£8750	Register →
23 Nov – 27 Nov, 2026	London	5 Days	£4750	Register →
02 Dec – 04 Dec, 2026	Amsterdam	3 Days	£3825	Register →

Why Select this Training Course?

Security risk assessment and management entail identifying, analysing and addressing potential security risks to an organisation’s assets, such as data, systems and physical infrastructure. This process typically includes evaluating the likelihood and potential impact of various threats, determining vulnerabilities, and implementing measures to mitigate or manage those risks effectively.

The contemporary landscape of security risk assessment and management is characterised by evolving threats and vulnerabilities across various sectors. As technology advances and global interconnectedness grows, organisations face an increasingly complex array of security challenges. This Manchester Institution Security Risk Assessment and Management Certification Training Course provides advanced insights for evaluating security risks and applying security management knowledge in daily business operations. It will also empower the participants with fully packed and all-encompassing security risk assessment and management modules to enable them to identify, analyse, and mitigate security risks within an organisation.

What is the difference between risk assessment and management?

Security risk management involves the overall process of identifying, assessing, mitigating, and monitoring security risks within an organisation. It encompasses strategic planning, resource allocation, and decision-making to effectively address security threats and vulnerabilities.

On the other hand, security risk assessment is a specific component of security risk management. It focuses on evaluating and analysing the potential risks and vulnerabilities present in a particular environment or system. Risk assessment helps identify specific security threats, determine their likelihood and potential impact, and inform risk management strategies and decisions.

What is the relationship between risk management and security management?

Risk management and security management are closely related concepts that overlap in several areas. Firstly, in scope, risk management encompasses a broader spectrum of risks, including financial, operational, legal, and reputational risks, while security management specifically focuses on identifying, assessing, and mitigating security-related risks such as physical threats, cyber threats, and data breaches. Secondly, in objectives, the primary objective of risk management is to proactively identify, assess, and manage risks to minimise their potential impact on an organisation’s objectives. Security management aims to protect assets, resources, and information from security threats and ensure the safety and security of personnel, facilities, and data.

Overall, while risk management and security management have distinct focuses and objectives, they are interconnected disciplines that work together to protect organisational interests and assets from various threats and vulnerabilities.

Who should attend?

Security Managers who are charged with overseeing the implementation and management of security measures within an organisation.
Risk Analysts tasked to evaluate potential risks and vulnerabilities to determine the likelihood and impact on organisational
IT Security Professionals concerned with safeguarding digital assets and protecting against cyber threats and data breaches.
Emergency Response Team Members who are charged with handling security incidents and responding effectively in crisis situations.
Business Continuity Planners who develop plans to maintain essential functions during and after security incidents or disasters.
Legal Advisors charged with providing guidance on the legal implications of security measures and potential liabilities.
Executive Leadership charged with Setting strategic direction for security risk management initiatives and allocating resources accordingly.

What are the Course Objectives?

The primary objectives of this Manchester Institution Security Risk Assessment and Management Certification Training course are to enable the participants to:

Understand the principles of efficient security management for institutions and organisations.
Acquire a deep understanding of security risk assessment and various strategies for risk mitigation and management.
Develop insight into the functioning of a risk management cycle.
Evaluate risks and make informed decisions based on risk analysis.
Create a risk management framework and execute a mitigation plan in diverse scenarios.
Comprehend the risk factors present in various circumstances.
Incorporate effective security management into the organisation’s
Enhance logical reasoning and analytical skills for improved assessment.

How will this Course be Presented?

This Manchester Institution Security Risk Assessment and Management Certification Training Course is participant-based and specially designed to fulfil their expectations while improving their skills and knowledge base. Different techniques and approaches that ensure active participant learning will be employed to deliver the training. Experts in the field with years of practice and experience will deliver the training course to the comprehensive understanding of the participants. The modules are created following in-depth and thorough research.

Manchester Institution Security Risk Assessment and Management Certification Training Course provides practical and theoretical learning through subject slides, real-life situation adaptations, and lecture notes. Participants will also participate in seminar workshops, quizzes, presentations, and constant feedback on the lessons learned to ensure their satisfaction.

What are the Topics Covered in this Course?

Module 1: Introduction to Safety and Security

Definitions and varying concepts
Overall comprehensive security
System designs
Factors affecting organisational security levels
Intelligence gathering
Documentation and reporting
External aids
Security awareness

Module 2: Introduction to Security Risk Assessment and Management

Overview of security risk management principles
Key concepts and terminologies in security risk assessment
Legal and regulatory frameworks in security management
Importance of security culture and awareness
Case studies and best practices in security risk management
Risk identification techniques
Risk assessment tools and methodologies
Risk analysis, probability and planning
Response to risk and threats
Risk allocation, monitoring and control

Module 3: Threat Identification and Analysis

Understanding various threat actors and motivations
Emerging threats in the era of digitalisation
Conducting threat intelligence gathering
Analysing threat data and trends
Predictive threat modelling techniques
Vulnerability assessment and exploitation
Threat scenario development and analysis

Module 4: Vulnerability Assessment and Mitigation

Identifying physical and digital vulnerabilities
Assessing vulnerability severity and impact
Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing
Hardening security controls and infrastructure
Implementing access controls and authentication mechanisms
Patch management and system updates
Continual monitoring and remediation strategies

Module 5: Risk Treatment and Control Measures

Risk acceptance, avoidance, transfer, and mitigation strategies
Developing risk treatment plans and countermeasures
Cost-benefit analysis in risk management
Incident response planning and procedures
Business continuity and disaster recovery planning
Security training and awareness programs
Continuous improvement and review processes

Module 7: Security of Assets

Security of building
Data and digital security
Security of vehicles
Carjacking and ambush
Procedure and response to events

Module 8: Cyber Threat Intelligence

Understanding threat actors and their tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs)
Implementing threat intelligence frameworks and tools
Threat hunting strategies and methodologies
Incorporating threat intelligence into risk assessments
Real-time threat monitoring and response
Threat intelligence sharing and collaboration
Emerging trends in cyber threat assessments
Ethics and legal considerations in threat intelligence gathering

Module 9: Security Governance and Compliance

Establishing security policies, standards, and procedures
Role of security governance in organisational strategy
Regulatory compliance requirements and standards (e.g., GDPR, ISO 27001)
Auditing and compliance monitoring practices
Security risk reporting and communication
Ethical and legal considerations in security governance
Security metrics and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for governance evaluation

Module 10: Critical Infrastructure Protection

Identifying and assessing risks to critical infrastructure sectors
Understanding regulatory requirements for critical infrastructure protection
Security challenges in critical infrastructures
Energy
Healthcare
Transportation
Implementing security protocols for critical infrastructure assets
Incident response planning for critical infrastructure disruptions
Public-private partnerships in critical infrastructure protection
Addressing geopolitical and cyber warfare threats to critical infrastructure

Module 11: Emerging Trends in Security Assessment and Management

Predictive insights and data analytics
Adoption of zero trust model
Advanced integration of Machine Learning and AI
Focus on cybersecurity
Behavioural science in risk management
Cyber defence with artificial intelligence
Risk profiling and economic disruption
Cybersecurity insurance