Security protection agreements in practice provides a general understanding of the purpose behind a security protection agreement and good insight into what it means to act as a counterparty under such an agreement. The training focuses on how to meet the requirements placed on the organisation in practice, with particular emphasis on personnel security and security vetting.
Duration: 1 day
Format: Hybrid
Location: Stockholm
Language: Swedish
Level: Beginner
Time commitment: 1 day (can be adapted)
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About the course.
The training provides a general understanding of the purpose behind a security protection agreement and good insight into what it means in practice to act as a counterparty under such an agreement. The training also offers an overview of the process of signing a security protection agreement, but the main part focuses on how to meet the requirements placed on the organisation in practice. Particular emphasis is also placed on personnel security and the requirement to carry out large parts of the security vetting of your own staff.
1 day
- What security protection is
- The basics of the regulations
- The process for signing security protection agreements and their content
- Differences between different levels of security protection agreements
- Carrying out security vetting of your own staff
- Designing security vetting interviews
- Security protection agreements
- Consequences of failing to meet the requirements of the security protection agreement
- Obligations of the supplier and its staff
What you will learn
What you learn.
You understand what a security protection agreement means and why it is signed.
You know the basics of the regulations on security protection.
You can describe the process for signing security protection agreements.
You know the differences between different levels of security protection agreements.
You can carry out security vetting of your own staff and design security vetting interviews.
You know the consequences of failing to meet the requirements of the agreement.
You understand the obligations of the supplier and its staff under the agreement.
Carrying out security vetting and designing vetting interviews.
Consequences of non-compliance
Consequences if the requirements of the agreement are not met.
Obligations of supplier and staff
What is required of the supplier and its employees.
Target audience
Who is this for?
Staff and management in organisations that work, or want to be able to work, under security protection agreements.
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