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Module 2: Risk Analysis Concepts within Emergency Communication Systems
John Doe
Module 2: Risk Analysis Concepts within Emergency Communication Systems
Sample Certificate
Overview/Description
This course provides an introduction to the role of Risk Analysis in Emergency Communications Systems.
Upon completion of this course, learners will be able to:
- Identify the purpose of Risk Analysis and define its 3 interrelated elements
- Understand the purpose of Risk Analysis Reports
- Distinguish between quantitative and qualitative Risk Analysis Reports
- Define Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Controls as they pertain to Qualitative Risk Analysis methodologies, and the four types of Controls.
- Know what must be answered before a Protective Strategy can be implemented
- Understand the key Risk Analysis factors for Mass Notification Systems (MNS)
- Understand the importance of the Risk Analysis Checklist as it relates to MNS design
- Identify the requirements for Risk Analysis Documentation
- List the 3 risk analysis factors in Emergency Planning
Identify the 4 elements comprising Risk Mitigation
- Understand what cannot be expected from a MNS, and what is required for successful Emergency Response Planning
- Define Situational Awareness in the context of ECS
- Understand time requirements for communications using MNS in Emergency Planning
- Gain awareness of Owner(s) responsibility and the questions they should answer in Emergency Planning
Minimum Computer System Requirements
Price:
$39.00
Continuing Education Units (CEU):
0.10
Expected Duration (hours):
1