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PerpetuityARC Training (Perpetuity Training Ltd.), part of the Linx International Group has announced the launch of its Essential Security Practices (ESP) online learning programme.

The modular online programme provides non-security personnel and those for whom corporate security is one of several responsibilities, with a strong working knowledge of the fundamentals needed to help safeguard an organisation, its people and assets.

The ESP course is the first-of-its-kind and has been devised by global provider of security management training - PerpetuityARC Training. Learners can choose their own path through the course, electing pace and order in which they take each of the 12 modules. It is ideally suited to professionals in facilities and HR management positions or multi-tasked managers, as well as those seeking to develop a career in security.

The ESP programme delivers the right amount of knowledge to be effective, without trying to make them fully-fledged security practitioners"

Impact on security status

Managing Director of the Linx International Group, David Gill states, “There is not an area of business that security does not touch, meaning an organisation is only as strong as its weakest link. Increasingly, we have experienced a large upswing of interest in our courses from ‘non-security’ professionals, who are expected to make informed decisions that could have a direct impact on the security status of the organisation.”

Gill adds: “The ESP programme specifically caters for these demands, delivering the right amount of knowledge to be effective, without trying to make them fully-fledged security practitioners.

The 12 Essential Security Practices course modules are as follows –

  • Security Risk Management
  • Security Surveys
  • Perimeter Security
  • Building Security
  • Access Management
  • Video Surveillance Systems
  • Security Lighting
  • Protection Against Explosive Devices
  • Procuring Security and Managing Guarding
  • Cyber Security
  • Crisis Management and Business Continuity
  • Workplace Investigations
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