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SUMMARY:BESIG Webinar - Qualitative Security Risk Assessment in the Built Environment
DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday 22nd July 2026 \nTime: 12:00 – 13:00 \nVenue: Online \nAbout the event: \nThis webinar will cover the following: \n1.          Security Risk Assessment (SRA) in the Built Environment \nPurpose\, regulatory mandate and the (T×V)C methodology \n2.          The RIBA Security Overlay \nStage-by-stage SRA obligations from Stage 0 to Stage 7 \n3.          The Full SRA/TVRA — Anatomy \nWhat a complete security risk assessment for a built asset contains \n4.          BREEAM Hea 08 Security Needs Assessment (SNA) — What It Is \nSecurity Needs Assessment: purpose\, scope and credit requirements \n5.          Full SRA vs SNA \nDepth\, scope\, evidence\, outputs — a direct comparison \n6.          Implementation in Practice \nUsing a full SRA to inform security requirements and drive design \nSpeaker: \nDavid is a highly experienced Chartered security and resilience professional\, specialising in Counter Terrorism\, Security Risk Management\, security design development and Emergency Planning. With 40 years of defence and commercial experience\, he brings extensive cross-sector knowledge from managing major development projects\, including critical national infrastructure in the UK and major global initiatives. He has demonstrated high competency in strategic security planning\, threat vulnerability and security risk assessment\, operational security management\, and security system design. His expertise spans concept\, scheme\, and detailed design\, as well as design assurance. He is also adept at delivering business continuity and crisis management exercises worldwide and has provided Counter Terrorism advice to UK Police and UK Home Office. He is a SABRE Assessor and Professional (SQSS)\, a Fellow of the Security Institute and co-Chair of the Built Environment Special Interest Group. \n** Open to SyI Members **
URL:http://www.security-institute.org/company-event/besig-webinar-qualitative-security-risk-assessment-in-the-built-environment/
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