Servicii profesionale in coordonarea instalarii sistemelor integrate de securitate (Project Management)

Servicii profesionale de consultanţă şi proiectare a sistemelor integrate de securitate (Security Design Consulting)

Ce înseamnă BEng ?

Licenţa în Inginerie (de obicei se utilizează abreviaţia BE sau BEng = Bachelor of Engineering) este o diplomă de licenţă academică acordată unui student după studiile de inginerie de la universităţile acreditate. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BEng)

Ce înseamnă MSyl ?

Dreptul de a utiliza literele MSyI (Member of Security Institute) după numele unei persoane, se obţine urmare a validării cererii de aderare ca membru deplin la asociaţia profesională Security Institute din Marea Britanie.

Calitatea de membru este pentru persoane fizice nu pentru companii, şi oferă o gamă largă de beneficii. Angajatorii sunt de acord, de asemenea, că statutul de membru al Security Institute oferă încredere atunci sunt aleşi candidaţii pentru funcţii de securitate în cadrul companiilor.

Toate cererile de aderare la Security Institute sunt analizate de către Consiliul de validare, al cărui membrii sunt numiţi de către Consiliul Director.

O echipă de profesionişti cu înaltă calificare în domeniul securităţii ia în considerare natura şi amploarea experienţei aplicantului şi determină validitatea calificărilor în domeniul securităţii deţinute de acesta. Consiliul de validare apoi recomandă fiecare solicitant într-o categorie adecvată de membru, pentru examinare şi aprobare de către Consiliul Director.

 

Security Institute îşi propune să ridice profesionalismul profesioniştilor de securitate, atât în Marea Britanie cât şi pe plan internaţional.

Cursuri şi Certificări în Security & Life Safety

Septembrie 2009: ASIS International Board Certified Physical Security Professional – PSP® - Physical Security Assessment, Application, Design and Integration of Physical Security Systems, Implementation of Physical Security Measures - American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS International), Alexandria, Virginia, SUA

Mai 2009: Certificate in Security Management - Security Legislation, Fire Prevention and Control and Health and Safety, Security Management, Protection of Persons, Equipment, Information and Goods, Information Security, Practical Retail Security, Security of Corporate Assets - INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SECURITY, Devon, Marea Britanie

Februarie 2009: Intruder Alarm System Planning - BTEC Advanced Award - Pan European standards, Risk assessment techniques, ARCs, Equipment grading criteria, Operational Requirement, Planning and design of systems, Health and safety - EDEXCEL, Londra, Marea Britanie

Octombrie 2008: Certificat de absolvire - Inginer sisteme de securitate - Ministerul Muncii, Familiei şi Egalităţii de Şanse, Ministerul Educaţiei, Cercetării şi Tineretului, ARTS, Bucureşti, România

August 2008: Design Engineer, Fire Detection & Alarm Systems for the Workplace, Simple and Complex Premises - Certificate - Legislation, Fire Science, System types, Types of detectors and principles of operation, Control and indicating equipment, Call points, Audible and visual alarms, False alarms, Remotely monitored alarms, ARC contracts, Categories L+P, Cabling, System specification, EN 54 test series, Explosives atmospheres, Large alarm zones, Voice systems, Server rooms, Code of Practice, Project co-ordination - Fire Protection Association, Moreton in Marsh, Marea Britanie

Mai 2008: CCTV System Planning - BTEC Advanced Award - Developing the Operational Requirement, Site Surveying, Video Management, Automatic Number Plate Recognition, Codes of Practice, National and International System Evaluation Criteria - EDEXCEL, Londra, Marea Britanie

Aprilie 2008: PRINCE2™ Project Manager Registered Practitioner - Metoda PRINCE2™ de Project Management dezvoltată de Guvernul Marii Britanii - ILX Group, Londra, Marea Britanie

Martie 2008: CCTV Consultancy - BTEC Professional Award - CCTV Legislation, Applicational CCTV, The objectives of a consultant, Presentation of specification, Project Management - EDEXCEL, Londra, Marea Britanie

Octombrie 2007: Certificate - Fire Alarm Fundamentals: System Functions, Power Supplies, Basic Circuit Design, Introduction to Initiating Devices, Heat Detectors, Smoke Detectors, Notification Appliances, Inspection, Testing and Maintenance - NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION (NFPA), Quincy, Massachusetts, SUA

Octombrie 2006: Certificat de competenţă - Verificare, întreţinere şi reparaţii la sistemele, instalaţiile, aparatele şi dispozitivele de semnalizare, alarmare şi alertare în caz de incendiu - Ministerul Administraţiei şi Internelor, Inspectoratul General pentru Situaţii de Urgenţă, CENTRUL NAŢIONAL PENTRU SECURITATE LA INCENDIU ŞI PROTECŢIE CIVILĂ, Bucureşti, România

Ianuarie 2006: Certificat de competenţă - Verificare, întreţinere şi reparaţii la sistemele, instalaţiile, aparatele şi dispozitivele de limitare şi stingere a incendiilor - Ministerul Administraţiei şi Internelor, Inspectoratul General pentru Situaţii de Urgenţă, CENTRUL NAŢIONAL PENTRU SECURITATE LA INCENDIU ŞI PROTECŢIE CIVILĂ, Bucureşti, România

Noiembrie 2005 – Mai 2006: Certificat de absolvire curs postuniversitar - Siguranţa la foc a construcţiilor şi instalaţiilor - UNIVERSITATEA TEHNICĂ DE CONSTRUCŢII, Bucureşti, România

Decembrie 2004: Certificat de absolvire - Tehnician pentru sistemele de detecţie, supraveghere video şi de monitorizare, control acces şi comunicaţii (DSVCAM) - Ministerul Muncii, Solidarităţii Sociale şi Familiei, Ministerul Educaţiei, Cercetării şi Tineretului, INSTITUTUL BANCAR ROMÂN, Bucureşti, România

Septembrie 1989 – Iunie 1994: Inginer licenţiat – BEng (Hons) - Universitatea „Transilvania”, Braşov, România

Ce înseamnă Physical Security Professional PSP® ?

Physical Security Professional (PSP®) - PSP® este o certificare pentru cei a căror responsabilitate principală este de a realiza analize de risc, de a proiecta sisteme integrate de securitate, care includ echipamente, proceduri şi persoane, precum şi de a coordona instalarea, operarea şi întreţinerea acestor sisteme.
Mai multe informaţii despre certificările ASIS International aici

Structura şi conţinutul examenului Physical Security Professional PSP®

Domain I: Physical Security Assessment (30%)


Task 01/01: Identify assets to determine their value loss impact and criticality.

Knowledge of:

01/01/01: Nature and types of assets (e.g., property, personnel, and information)
01/01/02: Valuing various types of assets
01/01/03: Definitions and terminology
01/01/04: Risk management principles
01/01/05: Core functions of the facility
01/01/06: Types of security programs and security management processes
01/01/07: Qualitative vs. quantitative risk assessments


Task 01/02: Assess the nature of the threats so that the scope of the problem can be determined.


Knowledge of:


01/02/01: Nature, categories, and types of threats (e.g., natural, man-made)
01/02/02 Different environmental types and severity (e.g., natural disasters, criminal events, socio-political, cultural)
01/02/03: Crime demographics
01/02/04: Critical business operations of various types of facilities
01/02/05: External organizations and their potential impact on facility's security program
01/02/06 Other external factors (legal, loss of reputation, economic, etc) and their impact of the facility's security program


Task 01/03: Conduct a physical security survey in order to identify the vulnerabilities of the organization.


Knowledge of:


01/03/01: Security survey techniques
01/03/02: Security technologies and equipment applications
01/03/03: Interpretation of building plans, drawings and schematics
01/03/04: Nature and types of data to be collected
01/03/05: Methods of collecting relevant data
01/03/06: Analysis and interpretation of relevant data
01/03/07: Different levels of vulnerability and effects on assets
01/03/08 Assess existing equipment, physical security systems, personnel and procedures
01/03/09 Ability to recover from natural disasters and business interruptions


Task 01/04: Perform a risk analysis so that appropriate countermeasures can be developed.


Knowledge of:


01/04/01: Types of risk analyses
01/04/02: Cost and loss analyses
01/04/03: Methods of evaluating criticality and probability
01/04/05: Appropriate countermeasures related to specific threats
01/04/06: Legal issues related to various countermeasures/security applications

Domain II: Application, Design and Integration of Physical Security Systems (40%)

Task 02/01: Establishing security system requirements and performance specifications

Knowledge of:

02/ 01/01: Relevant security terminology and concepts
02/01/02: Applicable codes and standards
02/01/03: Methods of setting priorities
02/01/04: Types of security measures
02/01/05: Functional requirements
02/01/06: Performance requirements
02/01/07: Materials, equipment and system compatibility

Task 02/02: Apply Physical Security Measures and Select Appropriate System Components.

Knowledge of:

02/02/01: Exterior security applications
02/02/02: Interior security applications
02/02/03: Barriers
02/02/04: Access control (physical and electronic)
02/02/05: Intrusion detection applications
02/02/06: CCTV and video recording/storage devices
02/02/07: Lighting
02/02/08: Security computer systems (hardware, software, peripherals)
02/02/09: Security communications (radio, telephone, intercom)
02/02/10: Systems monitoring, display and supervision types (field panels, multiplexers, control centers/consoles)
02/02/11: Systems redundancy alternative power sources (battery, UPS, generators, surge protection)
02/02/12 Asset tracking technologies 02/02/13 Wire/cable types and transmission methods

Task 02/03: System Design and Integration and Recommendations

Knowledge of:

02/03/01: Design phases (pre-design, schematic design, design development, construction documents and cutover plan)
02/03/02: Design elements (calculations, drawings, specifications, review of manufacturer's submittals and technical data)
02/03/03: Systems integration
02/03/04: Project management
02/03/05: Scheduling
02/03/06: Cost estimates and cost-benefit analysis
02/03/07: Value engineering
02/03/08 Passive and active designs
02/03/09: Major report elements 

Domain III: Implementation of Physical Security Measures (30%)

Task 03/01: Outline criteria for pre-bid meeting to ensure comprehensiveness and appropriateness of implementation.

Knowledge of:

03/01/01: Bid package components
03/01/02: Criteria for evaluation of bids
03/01/03: Technical compliance criteria

Task 03/02: Procure system and implement recommended solutions to solve problems identified.

Knowledge of:

03/02/01: Project management functions and processes
03/02/02: System integration
03/02/03: Qualifying vendor factors
03/02/04: Change order reviews
03/02/05: Procurement process

Task 03/03: Conduct final acceptance testing and implement/provide procedures for ongoing monitoring and evaluation of the measures.

Knowledge of:

03/03/01: Installation/maintenance inspection techniques
03/03/02: Establishing test criteria
03/03/03: End-user training requirements
03/03/04: Maintenance needs of design
03/03/05: Loss prevention techniques
03/03/06: System programming techniques
03/03/07 Commissioning and installation problem resolution (punchlists)

Codul de conduită profesională Physical Security Professional (PSP®)

Physical Security Professionals and applicants for the PSP® designation must adhere to the Code of Professional Responsibility, agreeing to:

• Perform professional duties in accordance with the law and the highest moral principles. Non-compliance includes any acts or omissions amounting to unprofessional conduct and deemed prejudicial to the PSP® designation.
• Observe the precepts of truthfulness, honesty, and integrity. 
• Be faithful, competent, and diligent in discharging their professional duties.
• Safeguard confidential and privileged information and exercise due care to prevent its improper disclosure. 
• Not maliciously injure the professional reputation or practice of colleagues, clients, or employees.

In addition, any act deemed prejudicial to the PSP® designation may result in denial of approval to take the PSP® examination or disciplinary action by the Professional Certification Board (PCB), up to and including revocation of Certification. Such acts may include, but are not limited to:

• Providing false or misleading statements or information when applying to take the certification examination or to recertify.
• Any act or omission that violates the provisions of the PSP® Code of Professional Responsibility.
  
• Any act that violates the criminal or civil laws of any jurisdiction.
  
• Any act that is the proper basis for of suspension or revocation of a professional license.
  
• Any act or omission that violates the PCB Disciplinary Rules and Procedures.
  
• Failure to cooperate with the PCB's Board of Professional Review in performance of its duties in investigating any allegation against an applicant or current PSP®.
  
• Making any false or misleading statements to the PCB regarding an applicant or current PSP®.

There may be other acts or omissions amounting to unprofessional conduct that may constitute grounds for discipline by the PCB.

Bibliografie pentru Physical Security Professional PSP®

Design and Evaluation of Physical Protection Systems, 2nd Ed, Mary Lynn Garcia, CPP™, Elsevier/Butterworth-Heinemann

Mary Lynn Garcia, one of America’s most knowledgeable experts on physical protection systems, has thoroughly updated her classic 2001 book with new material and information on technical advances in security engineering, a field she helped to establish. Design and Evaluation of Physical Protection Systems: Second Edition, covers new threat capabilities, including weapons of mass destruction and hate crime groups in the U.S. All the technology chapters have been reviewed and updated, particularly the sections on emerging entry control and exterior intrusion sensor technologies. References to Vulnerability Assessment of Physical Protection Systems link the two volumes at a high level. A new chapter on the challenges of executive protection, transportation systems, and cyber security threats was added; the material on threat definition and neutralization was extensively updated, and complete coverage of the major changes to incident response handling is examined.

Effective Physical Security, 3rd Ed, Lawrence J. Fennelly, Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann

This new edition of Effective Physical Security is a best-practices compendium that details the essential elements of physical security protection. Designed for easy reference, the third edition contains important coverage of environmental design, security surveys, locks, lighting, CCTV, as well as a new chapter covering the latest in physical security design and planning for Homeland Security. This book continues to serve as a valuable reference for experienced security practitioners as well as students in undergraduate and graduate security programs. Each chapter was contributed to by top professionals in the security industry. Over 80 figures illustrate key security concepts discussed, and numerous appendices, checklists, and glossaries support the easy-to-reference organization.

Introduction to Security, 8th Ed, Robert J. Fischer, Edward Halibozek, and Gion Green, Elsevier/Butterworth-Heinemann

Introduction to Security has been the leading introduction to private security for over thirty years. Now, the eighth edition expands the key topics and adds material on important issues in the 21st century environment, including espionage, piracy, and information security challenges. The team of authors brings together top-level professional knowledge of the security industry and years of teaching experience. This edition contains expanded learning aids, including Critical Thinking exercises on key topics. It is an essential reference for all security professionals.

Highlights include:

• Significantly expanded chapters on computer issues, cargo, homeland security, and terrorism
• A new chapter on contingency planning, crisis management, and business recovery and resumption
• Crucial information on internal theft, personnel policies, and drugs and violence in the workplace
  
  

Risk Analysis and the Security Survey, 3rd Ed, James F. Broder, CPP™, Butterworth-Heinemann

Security and risk management are principally concerned with the protection and conservation of corporate assets and resources. The task of protection continues to be an increasingly complex one in a time when technology is creating new products (and thus risks) at an explosive rate. Add this to the crime rate - now aggravated by domestic and international terrorism - and the importance of risk analysis and evaluation to design proper protection becomes self-evident.

With an awareness of the growing threat of global terrorism, the third edition of Risk Analysis And The Security Survey has been completely updated. It includes two new chapters covering disaster recovery planning, mitigation, and the evolving methodologies that are a result of the Homeland Security Act. The following topics are discussed throughout the book: contingency planning, testing of disaster response plan, managing during a crisis, maintaining and testing a response plan (team drills, etc.), bomb threats and suicide bombings, and prevention techniques to better prepare businesses for new post 9/11 security risks. This new edition is an essential resource for security students and professionals.

Army Physical Security Field Manual, FM 3-19.30 (Excerpted), Department of the Army

ASIS has excerpted portions of the U.S. Army Physical Security Field Manual, FM 3-19.3 to accommodate those individuals who are studying for the Physical Security Professional (PSP™) exam. This field manual is the basic reference for training security personnel. It is intended to be a "one-stop" physical security source for the Department of Defense (DOD), the Department of the Army (DA), and other proponents and agencies of physical security. However, the relevant principles of physical security are true in any application. Prevention and protection are the two primary concerns of physical security. Both serve the security interests of people, equipment, and property. Challenges relative to physical security include the control of populations, information dominance, multinational and interagency connectivity, antiterrorism, and the use of physical-security assets as a versatile force multiplier. The Field Manual addresses these concerns. Note: The PSP™ examination covers all sections of the field manual except: Chapter 1, Appendix A, Appendix D, Appendix G, Appendix I, Appendix J, and Appendix K



Implementing Physical Protection Systems: A Practical Guide
David G. Patterson, CPP™, PSP™, ASIS International

The purpose of this book is to guide security professionals in applying physical protection systems (PPSs). Topics include: the functions of PPSs; the complex subject of project management, including modern management principles that help managers accomplish projects on time and under budget; the important precepts of designing PPSs and preparing the specifications that will be sent to potential bidders during the procurement phase; the process of procurement, including the use of requests for proposals, sole source agreements, and invitations for bids; installation issues and the development of operating procedures; and discussion of the importance of maintenance and maintenance contracts in keeping PPSs operating effectively. You will also learn which concepts to consider regarding evaluation and eventual replacement of PPSs. This book will be of interest to anyone involved in executing a physical protection system.

ASIS Business Continuity Guideline: A Practical Approach for Emergency Preparedness, Crisis Management, and Disaster Recovery, ASIS Commission on Standards and Guidelines, ASIS International

This guideline covers a series of interrelated processes and activities that will assist in creating, testing, and maintaining a comprehensive plan for use in the event of an emergency or crisis that threatens the viability and business continuity (BC) of an organization. Part One of the Practice Advisory Guideline section provides step-by-step BC plan preparation and activation guidance, including readiness, prevention, response, and resumption/recovery. Part Two details those tasks required for the BC plan to be maintained as a living document, changing and expanding with the organization and remaining relevant and executable.



PSP Reference (Excerpts from the POA Manual) 2nd Ed, ASIS International

ASIS has excerpted four parts of the Protection of Assets (POA) Manual into an individual reference book for those who are studying for the Physical Security Professional (PSP™) exam and for those who want to learn more about the protection of assets. The topics covered are: Introduction to Assets Protection; Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) Systems; High-Rise Structures; and Integrated Security Systems Design and Specifications.

Afilieri profesionale internationale

Security Institute, Marea Britanie - membru MSyl

Security Institute este un organism independent înfiinţat în 1999 de un grup de lucru, practicieni de securitate din Marea Britanie, pentru a promova o înţelegere adecvată a securităţii şi a profesionalismului acesteia. Ideea centrală a acestei viziuni este obiectivul de creştere a profilului profesiei de securitate şi a celor care o practică, în ochii celor care vin în contact cu ea. Security Institute este destinat să furnizeze "o casă" pentru toţi cei care aspiră la statutul de profesionist în domeniul securităţii.

American Society for Industrial Security - ASIS International, SUA

ASIS International este o organizatie profesională pentru profesioniştii în securitate. Cu peste 37000 de membri în mai mult de 200 de filiale în întreaga lume, ASIS International este dedicat pentru creşterea eficienţei şi a productivităţii profesioniştilor de securitate prin dezvoltarea de programe şi materiale educaţionale care abordează diverse domenii de securitate.

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