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Security culture refers to the set of values, shared by everyone in an organisation, that determine how people are expected to think about and approach security. Getting security culture right will help develop a security conscious workforce, and promote the desired security behaviours you want from staff.
Cargo Learning Academy was established in early 2003 with a simple goal in mind. This goal is to help uplift individuals and companies by providing proper and well-balanced training to them.
Over the subsequent years, everything about us grew and improved alongside our valued clients. We employ expert instructors with decades worth of experience. The amount of carefully designed courses increased as we branched out into different sectors.
Two of the main drivers of the economy is both the import and export of goods and materials. However, not all goods are safe to be transported as cargo, or if it is allowable, it must follow very strict regulations. Discover our wide range of courses designed to teach you just those regulations.
There are many crucial tasks performed by staff on the airport. Some tasks require absolute attention to details. Details that if ignored can put both personnel, passengers or the aircraft itself in danger. Explore our course catalogue to for courses that suit your needs.
It is no surprise that the multi-Billion dollar industry can lure in more nefarious individuals who are dead set on causing harm to both personnel, passengers or the aircraft itself. It is thus vital that staff are absolutely vigilant to anything that can pose a danger. Browse our courses that will teach you everything "SECURITY".
The purpose of the IAAY Programme (It's All About You) is to create an awareness of wellness issues. It also facilitates personal change and health management. It promotes a healthy and supportive workplace, and it encourages workplace resilience.
Security culture is a set of security-related norms, values, attitudes, and assumptions that are ingrained in an organization's day-to-day operations and reflect the actions and behaviors of all entities and employees. Security ought to be the responsibility of everyone, from the ground up to the top. What makes an effective security culture:
Recognizing the importance of effective security to business success;
Fostering employee appreciation for positive security practices;
Integrating safety with primary business objectives; and
Presenting security as a fundamental value rather than as a requirement or an additional expense.
An effective security culture has the following advantages:
Security concerns are addressed and taken care of by employees;
The degree to which protective security measures are adhered to rises;
Because employees are thinking and acting more security-consciously, the risk of security breaches and incidents is reduced;
Concerning behaviors and activities are more likely to be identified and reported by employees;
There is a greater sense of safety for employees; and
Security is improved without requiring a significant investment..
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