Certificate in Maritime Transport

Security
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1 Maritime  An introduction to The first module provides a thorough

Transport Maritime Transport understanding of Maritime Security
Security Transport, especially supply chain security,
Security: an
 The Intermodal including current threats, maritime
overview
Supply Chain infrastructure issues, and current weapons
 Current threats to and explosives platforms. The learner will
the maritime also have an understanding of the supply
chain life cycle, from production to end user.
security
environment
 Maritime
infrastructure
issues
 Weapons and
explosives
 From production to
end user
 Case study-Phase 1

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2 Maritime  Vessels This module explains the differences of

security  Ports and terminals vessels by type and their relationship with
 Freight and cargo ports and terminals. It also covers the concept
crime (including of maritime crime, including freight and
fuel piracy) cargo theft, container issues and passenger
safety. The student will have a clear
 Container issues
understanding of what is meant by security
 Passenger safety
training and security awareness, and will
 Security training further understand the processes of crew
and awareness vetting and screening..
 Crew vetting and
screening
 Case study-Phase 2
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3 Security control  Maritime Transport The third module introduces maritime

measures and Security policies and security policies and procedures, teaching
procedures how to assess and manage maritime risks. It
risk mitigation
 The maritime security also defines defence in depth, detailing
risk assessment and associated physical and electronic security
maritime risk measures, including the concept of
management prevention, detection, response and
 Defence in depth investigation.
 Physical security
measures
 Electronic security
measures
 Prevention, Detection,
Response and
Investigation
 Case study-Phase 3

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4 Information and  Threats to This module clearly exposes current threats

data security information to information security and the severity of
security threads from cyber-crime and cyber-
 Cyber-crime and terrorism. You will understand what is
cyber-terrorism information security preparedness, including
 Preparedness prevention and mitigation strategies.
 Mitigation
strategies
 Case study-Phase 4

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5 Piracy and  Global piracy-latest Developments in global piracy and the

terrorism developments piracy/terrorism nexus. Understanding of
 The piracy/terrorism piracy, terrorism intelligence strategies and
nexus the relationship of such a strategy with
 Piracy and terrorism counter-piracy and terrorism methodology.
intelligence Terrorism and piracy crisis management.
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communication
 Counter-piracy and
terrorism
 Piracy/terrorism crisis
management
 Case study-Phase 5

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6 Crisis  Crisis Management The sixth module tackles crisis management

Management (BS 11200) and its communications strategies, as well as
 Crisis Management business continuity management, disaster
and Business
Communications recovery and emergency procedures.
Continuity
Planning  Business Continuity
Planning (ISO 22301)
 Disaster Recovery
 Emergency
procedures
 Case study-Phase 6

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7 Laws and  National and The last module provides the knowledge of
regulations international law national and international legislation, as well
 The ISPS Code as regulations and initiatives such as the ISPS
concerning
 Container Security Code; the Container Security Initiative, Free
transport
Initiative (CSI) and Secure Trade (FAST) and the Business
security Alliance for Secure Commerce (BASC). It
 Free and Secure Trade
also explores aspects of the ISO 2800 and the
(FAST)
introduction of a security management
 Business Alliance for
system into the supply chain.
Secure Commerce
(BASC)
 ISO 28000
 Case study-Phase 7