Airports Council International (ACI) and Green Light Limited, a London-based security training and consulting company, have signed a deal to collaborate on a new behavioural analysis course for passenger screening and insider threat management.
The aim of the course is to enhance the effectiveness of airport security programs through a curriculum taught by experts in the field of airport security.
For nearly two decades, Green Light has been an advocate of logical passenger risk assessment and has taught non-discriminatory profiling techniques to airport screeners, aircrew and management personnel.
The training has been embraced by regulatory authorities and industry as a methodology which aims to identify all manner of threats.
Through practical exercises and real-life scenarios, the Behavioural Analysis for Passenger Screening and Insider Threat Management course aims to teach airport security professionals not only how to effectively identify threats, but also how to resolve their concerns through questioning techniques.
The course, taught over five days (40 hours) in a classroom setting, will be available beginning in the third quarter of this year.
Airports Council International (ACI) and Green Light Limited, a London-based security training and consulting company, have signed a deal to collaborate on a new behavioural analysis course for passenger screening and insider threat management.
The aim of the course is to enhance the effectiveness of airport security programs through a curriculum taught by experts in the field of airport security.
For nearly two decades, Green Light has been an advocate of logical passenger risk assessment and has taught non-discriminatory profiling techniques to airport screeners, aircrew and management personnel.
The training has been embraced by regulatory authorities and industry as a methodology which aims to identify all manner of threats.
Through practical exercises and real-life scenarios, the Behavioural Analysis for Passenger Screening and Insider Threat Management course aims to teach airport security professionals not only how to effectively identify threats, but also how to resolve their concerns through questioning techniques.
The course, taught over five days (40 hours) in a classroom setting, will be available beginning in the third quarter of this year.
