Security Protection Officer.

Environment, threat landscape and vulnerabilities - Unlawful & undue influence: harassment, threats, violence and corruption - Intelligence threats & espionage: undue influence and recruitment attempts by foreign powers. - Internal crime. - Organised crime - Sabotage and vandalism - The cyber threat - Terrorism - Artificial intelligence (AI): pros and cons of implementing and using artificial intelligence. - Phishing: exploiting the human factor to fraudulently install malicious code - Social Engineering: fraud and social manipulation - Grey zone issues and hybrid warfare - Relation to climate threats and essential services - Current case studies) The security protection legislation How do the Protective Security Act, the ordinance and the regulations of different authorities affect the requirements on operators? What are the similarities and differences compared with the previous legislation in the field? The link between protective security legislation and other laws Laws, ordinances and regulations that are important for an organisation's protective security work and that affect the design of protective security or limit the possibilities of taking protective security measures. Leading and managing protective security work We analyse which of all the requirements in the protective security legislation apply to a specific organisation, how to monitor changes in the requirements effectively and continuously adapt the organisation's protective security work. Roles and responsibilities What is the role of the security protection officer in the organisation? What is the line organisation's responsibility in protective security work? What other roles need to exist? How does the security protection officer interact with management, the core business and different support functions?