Security incidents naturally place the immediate focus on response: managing the situation, protecting people and property, communicating with those who need to know and completing whatever reporting or documentation is required. But there is an important question that should be asked once the immediate incident is over. What can be learned from what happened? A […]
All too often security training is discussed in the context of licensing requirements, mandatory qualifications or regulatory compliance. Central obligations, sure. But security training has a far greater relevance and impact. Well-trained security personnel contribute to safer workplaces, stronger client relationships and more consistent operational outcomes.Ongoing development helps officers adapt to changing environments, understand client […]
Running a security business requires up-to-date knowledge across finance, tax, record keeping, workforce management and cybersecurity. But there is support available to business operators – a suite of free online short courses is available through the Australian Tax Office’s (ATO) Small Business Education Hub. These courses are designed to “fill a knowledge gap in as […]
The University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC) is offering a six-week microcredential course designed to enhance core competencies in the security industry. Aligned with the Queensland Security Industry Workforce Development Plan 2020–2025, this course is tailored to meet the evolving demands of frontline security work. Participants will engage in weekly workshops covering: Whether attending onsite […]