Protective Security Coordination.

Description of the course content: After completing the course, the student will have knowledge of: 1. Protective security in general and Swedish protective security legislation, and the threat against Sweden in particular. 2. Physical security as an interacting system of personnel, routines, building technology and security technology. 3. Administrative and technical security measures to preserve the confidentiality, integrity, availability and traceability of information. 4. Personnel security before, during and after employment, with a particular focus on security vetting and training in accordance with protective security legislation. 5. The protective security analysis as the starting point for protective security work. 6. Exposure of security-sensitive operations and how requirements are set through protective security agreements. 7. The importance of prompt incident handling and reporting, and impact assessment, in the event of an actual or suspected security-threatening event. 8. Protective security dimensioned according to the organisation's needs and requirements. After completing the course, the student will have the skills to: 1. Navigate Swedish protective security legislation and related legislation. 2. Identify and analyse the need for physical security based on the operation and current requirements. 3. Identify and analyse the need for information security, with a focus on protecting security-classified information from being disclosed, altered, made unavailable or destroyed by unauthorised persons. 4. Prevent persons who are not reliable from a security point of view from taking part in an operation where they could gain access to security-classified information, or in an operation that is security-sensitive for some other reason. 5. Write protective security provisions in the form of policies, processes and instructions. 6. Apply protective security requirements at every level of the supply chain, and follow up and check this. 7. Write an incident report and produce a risk assessment based on events that have occurred, the organisation's own routines and the authorities' templates. 8. Apply protective security based on the current operation. After completing the course, the student will have the competence to: 1. Understand the connection between protective security and, and its application within, information security, IT and communications security, personnel security, physical security and security-protected procurement. 2. Interpret and understand Swedish protective security legislation and how it affects organisations, and its connection to other relevant laws. 3. Independently carry out analysis and planning work, such as conducting protective security analyses, drawing up protective security plans and dimensioning protective security according to the threat and needs. 4. Identify and assess threats and take the right measures at the right time. 5. Coordinate protective security work, integrated into the organisation's systematic security work and in line with international commitments. Description of the goals the student has achieved: In the course the student learns about different types of protective security measures and how to adapt them to the organisation's needs and requirements. The course covers Swedish protective security legislation, the threat against Sweden and how protective security is adapted to the threat. The student learns to carry out a protective security analysis, design a protective security plan, about security-protected procurement and protective security agreements, and to carry out correct incident reporting. The course covers personnel security, physical security and information security within the field of protective security. After completing the course, the student should be able to coordinate and dimension protective security work by analysing the organisation's needs and requirements and identifying threats in order to then take the right measures.