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Intro to Intelligence Analysis for Security Management
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(51 ratings)
147 students
Created byJohn X. Marchand
Last updated 8/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • At this stage, students will learn the basics of intelligence, analysis and how it interacts with security management

Course content

1 section • 6 lectures • 2h 48m total length

  • Introduction18:49
  • 1. Intelligence Overview29:47

    This starts to explain what intelligence is and how it impacts on our security.  Information can come from a variety of sources and we have to be able to look at it and analyse how that may affect the security of our staff, assets, business continuity and reputation. 

  • 2. Intelligence & Security Management1:03:00

    Part A of lesson 2.  This is quite a long lesson so I broke it down into three - A, B and C.  The attached PDF covers all three lessons in one.  It is an introduction to practical risk management and how intelligence (or security information and it is also known) interacts very closely with security management and, in fact is critical to it. 

  • 3. Commercial Intelligence29:38

    There are military, law enforcement and agency applications of intelligence, this lecture discusses how intelligence is embedded with security for commercial purposes. 

  • introduction to HUMINT Advanced10:15

    An introduction to other course.  This one is an into to Human Intelligence which, as a security manager, is a critical skill to have. 

  • Mapping & Sources16:54

    This is an add-on that I thought may interest you.  It's a look at some information sources and a combination of information and analysis including maps, which are great for making threat assessments and/or supporting reports. 

Requirements

  • None at this stage

Description

The introductory course starts with an overview to intelligence and why we need it, moving into the world of security management for section 2.  Intelligence is critical for a good security model, which is why it is combined here.  Section 3 introduces the commercial aspects of intelligence.  The overall course (Introductory/intermediate/advanced) is designed to be a complete course of intelligence analysis and security management.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone with an interest in analysis and security managers who wish to develop their skills

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