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About CPS
General Training
CPS TRAINING Information
DIRECTORY Our Courses
Course Calendar
2021/2022 PS Bytes
Contact Us
Content About CPS General Training Information Our Courses Course Calendar PS Bytes Contact Us
About CPS Introduction The Centre for Protective Security (CPS) is formed to consolidate capabilities and functions to support the implementation of Infrastructure Protection and Security Industry Transformation. CPS brings together relevant regulatory, operational and technical expertise across different Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) units to enable a co-ordinated approach to strengthening Singapore’s protective security landscape. CPS provides protective security training and advisories to stakeholders and manage key security programmes like Red Teaming and TOPSIS (Threat Oriented Persons Screening Integrated System) to enhance the overall capability of Home Team Departments, home-front agencies and key stakeholders Our Mission To enhance the protective security standards in Singapore so as to ensure Singapore's safety and security. We do this by implementing the Infrastructure Protection Act, transforming the security industry and building protective security capabilities.
About CPS
Divisions, Key Roles and Functions
There are three divisions in CPS. They are the Infrastructure Regulation Division (IRD), Capability
Development Division (CDD) and Protective Engineering Division (PED). Their key roles and functions are:
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General Training Information
FY2020 in Review
In FY2020, CPS has conducted almost 40 runs of courses and seminars for more than 15 organizations and
agencies in Singapore.
Courses
Seminars
466
Participants
1018
26 Participants
Runs
13
18 Sessions
Agencies
Our Training Methodology
At CPS, we employ a variety of instructional strategies to ensure effective learning. The different instructional
methods allow learners with different learning styles to engage in active learning.
Field
Role
Trips
Playing
Didactic
Questions
Case Site Discussion
Studies Exercise Groups &
Projects E-Learning
Our Courses
Home Team Protective Security Home Team Advanced Protective
Programme (HTPSP) Security Programme (HTAPSP)
This 10-day course aims to provide participants The HTAPSP is a CPS milestone programme
with knowledge on protective security principles comprising local and overseas modules. The
and practices. The course comprises theory and programme comprises local and overseas site visits to
practical segments to equip participants with the the land, air, and sea border checkpoints as well as
necessary skillsets to conduct comprehensive sites identified as hard and soft targets.
risk assessments and develop robust
operational/event security plans. This course is
a pre-requisite for the Home Team Advanced
Protective Security Programme (HTAPSP) The course is being reviewed as the overseas portion
where there are overseas and local cannot be conducted currently due to the Covid
components. situation. CPS is exploring a hybridized learning
configuration which may impact the course duration
and dates.
Duration: 2 weeks Duration: 3 weeks
Target Audience: Home Team officers who Target Audience: Officers who have
are involved in operational planning and completed HTPSP.
implementation of the protective security
aspect of routine and contingency
operations.
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Our Courses Protective Security of Installations Home Team Security Audit Course (PSIC) Programme (HTSAP) This 5-day course aims to raise appreciation of The Home Team Security Audit Programme basic building security practices and provide an (HTSAP) is a Workforce Skills Qualifications understanding of the practical means of (WSQ) accredited course that is designed to equip enhancing building security for soft targets (e.g. security audit practitioners with the abilities to office buildings and shopping centres) in line conduct a security audit on a building’s existing with the principles and recommendations security measures to identify any non-compliance provided under the Guidelines for Enhancing and recommend measures to improve the security Building Security in Singapore (GEBSS). of the building. Duration: 1 week Duration: 1 week Target Audience: Officers who are Target Audience: Home Team officers who involved in the planning and management are responsible for maintaining the security of building infrastructure projects, standards of their establishments or are enhancement of security for soft targets required to conduct security audits of and SPF officers managing the Safety and premises as part of their job requirement. Security Watch Groups.
Our Courses Red Teaming Officer Course TOPSIS Specialist Course (TSC) (RTOC) The Red Teaming Officer Course (RTOC) is a The Threat-Oriented Person Screening Integrated practitioner’s course for Red Teaming Exercise System (TOPSIS) Specialist Course (TSC) will Managers. The course is designed to train focus on training participants in the skillsets individuals in the planning and execution of Red needed to conduct TOPSIS enhanced screening. Teaming exercises to test the vigilance and In addition, it will also reinforce participants’ preparedness of security deployments and the understanding of the TOPSIS concept and the robustness of protocols. The course comprises passive observation skillset used to establish an a theory segment as well as a practical segment operational baseline and detect Tell-Tale for course participants to apply their Indicators. Contextualized TOPSIS frameworks understanding of Red Teaming principles in a and SOPs will also be shared with participants to realistic context. This equips them with the ensure greater understanding of the screening necessary skillset and confidence needed to requirements at their respective checkpoints and plan and execute Red Teaming exercises in major events. their respective organizations. Duration: 1 week Duration: 3 days Target Audience: Home Team and Home- Target Audience: TOPSIS trainers in the front officers who are responsible for the Land, Aviation and Sea checkpoint planning, design and conduct of Red domains and security supervisors of Teaming exercises within their personnel screening stations at access organizations or are required to conduct control points of buildings or events. quality assurance of the security measures deployed at establishments or events under their charge.
Our Courses
Advanced Tell- Tale Indicator Home-Made Explosives Course
Detection Course (ATDC) (HME)
The Advanced Tell-Tale Indicator Detection The objective of the HME course is to train Home
Course (ATDC) is designed to train Team officers on the characteristics of HME, its
participants to understand the physiological, precursors and possible mitigation measures
psychological and operational factors that give against HME threats.
rise to Tell-Tale Indicators (TTIs). This will
allow the participants to better contextualize
how TTIs manifest in different environments or
circumstances. They will also be able to
correlate the modus operandi (MO) of
terrorists to the TTIs that may be exhibited at
the various stages of an attack plan.
Participants will also be able to deepen their
skills in detecting TTI and resolving them
through security questioning (SQ).
The Advanced Tell-Tale Indicator Detection Course
Duration:
(ATDC) is 1 designed
week to equip participants to Duration: 3 days
understand the physiological, psychological and
Target Audience:
operational factors Frontline
that give supervisory
rise to Tell-Tale Target Audience: Home Team officers
level / lower
Indicators (TTIs). management level
This will allow the (Eg.
participants to who are involved in post-blast
better
Teamcontextualize
Leader, how TTIs manifest
Shift in different
Supervisor, investigation, training or designing
environments or circumstances.
Operations Officer, They willoralso be
Security Manager protective mitigation measures against
able to correlate the modus operandi
equivalent) to middle management level (MO) of threats from explosives.
terrorists
(Eg. Deputy Commander, Assistant at the
to the TTIs that may be exhibited
various stages of an attack plan. Participants will
Director, Head Operations or Training,
also be able to deepen their skills in detecting TTI
VP /resolving
and Head of them
Security.
through security questioning
(SQ).
Our Courses
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Course National Authorities Security Audit
(HVM) Programme (NASAP)
The objective of the HVM course is to train Home This course aims to familiarize frontline officers
Team officers on considerations when deploying from the Home Team, relevant National
HVM measures for installation protection and Authorities and partners on the basic awareness
during mass events. Participants would be of terrorism and the protective security of
introduced to various types of Vehicle Security hazardous materials. It will also equip them with
Barriers (VSB), its deployment considerations and the abilities to conduct a security audit on the
the various Crash Test Standard widely adopted by storage facilities of such hazardous materials in
the security community. They will also undergo a order to identify any non-compliance and
HVM planning exercise to deploy VSB for an recommend measures to improve the security of
installation. such storage facilities.
This course aims to familiarize frontline officers from
Duration: 2 days Duration:
the Home 3Team,days relevant National Authorities and
partners on the basic awareness of terrorism and the
Home Team officers who are involved in Government
protective officers
security from materials.
of hazardous the variousIt will also
security events planning, or are responsible National
equip Authorities
them with the abilitiesdealing with
to conduct the audit
a security
for infrastructure protection. regulation
on the storageoffacilities
their ofrespective Security
such hazardous materials in
order to identify any non-compliance
Sensitive Materials (SSM). and recommend
measures to improve the security of such storage
facilities.Our Courses
(Workshop and Seminar)
Mail Threat Awareness Workshop Outcome Based Contact (OBC)
(MTAW) Clinic (Seminar)
This workshop aims to familiarize registry/mailroom In order to keep up with evolving challenges, the
officers with the main types of mail-borne threats and security industry needs to modernize its approach
train them in handling suspicious mail articles. Apart towards procuring security-guarding services through
from lecture, the workshop has been designed to Outcome-based contracting (OBC). The modules in the
incorporate demonstrations and hands-on skills OBC clinic are designed to guide Government
practice. Procurement Entities (GPEs) on crafting security
outcome-based contracts
Apr Aug Oct Feb
2021 2021 2021 2022
Duration: ½ day Duration: ½ day (online)
Target Audience: Officers who are working in Target Audience: Procurement officers and
the registry office/mailroom handling officers in GPE dealing in security-related
incoming mail articles for their organization. matters of the premise who may be involved in
the security analysis as part the procurement
process. Officers who may be involved in the
tender evaluation for the procurement of
security services.Course Calendar
Course Title Duration Course Dates
Home Team Protective Security Programme (HTPSP) 10 days 13 – 24 Sep 2021
7 – 18 Feb 2022
Home Team Advanced Protective Security Programme 15 days 15 Nov – 3 Dec 2021
(HTAPSP)
Protective Security for Installations Course (PSIC) 5 days 3 – 7 May 2021
28 Jun – 2 Jul 2021
25 – 29 Oct 2021
17 – 21 Jan 2022
Home Team Security Audit Programme (HTSAP) 5 days 4 – 8 Oct 2021
Red Teaming Officer Course (RTOC) 5 days 19 – 23 Apr 2021
5 – 9 Jul 2021
18 – 22 Oct 2021
17 – 21 Jan 2022
TOPSIS Specialist Course (TSC) 3 days 29 Jun – 1 Jul 2021
5 – 7 Oct 2021
Advanced Tell- Tale Indicator Detection Course (ATDC) 5 days 17 – 21 May 2021
2 – 6 Aug 2021
10 – 14 Jan 2022
Home-Made Explosives Course (HME) 3 days 11 – 13 Jan 2022
22 – 24 Feb 2022
Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Course (HVM) 2 days 19 – 20 Oct 2021
National Authorities Security Audit Programme 3 days 1 – 3 Sep 2021
(NASAP)
Mail Threat Awareness Workshop (MTAW) 0.5 days 31 Aug 2021
4 Jan 2022
Outcome Based Contact (OBC) Clinic 0.5 days Apr / Aug / Oct 2021
Feb 2022
Information correct as at 29 Mar 2021. For course registration and other enquiries, pls email
us at SPF_CPS_Training@spf.gov.sgProtective Security (PS) Bytes
-Protective Security Framework
Stage 2
Stage 1
What is Protective Security
Stage 3
Refers to the protection of
Assets from potential
Threats, in a comprehensive
and effective manner, such
that functions can continue
with minimum disruption
There are three stages in the Protective Security Framework. We begin with Threat Vulnerability Risk
Assessment (TVRA) in Stage 1 to determine which assets are at greatest risk against the threats identified.
Next, based on the TVRA, we will determine which mitigation measures would provide the necessary
safeguards to mitigate the threats.
The final stage is Quality Assurance where we want to implement programmes such as audit and red teaming
programmes to evaluate the effectiveness of the security measures implemented and provide feedback to
enhance our mitigation measures or even to refine our TVRA threat scenarios.
10 Principles of Protective Security
The following are 10 principles to consider in designing and implementing protective security measures
Asset Identification Risk Management Approach
Risk assessment should be carried out to identify higher
Identification of assets must be comprehensive –
risk areas so as to prioritize limited resources to bring
an asset not identified will not be protected. exposed risk to acceptable level and manage the residual
risk.
Threat-Oriented Protection Security-Operations Balance
Identification of threats and threat scenarios is Implementation of security measures should not
important to ensure appropriate protection lead to operation paralysis.
measures are deployed to mitigate the threats.
Security by Design Integration of Security Measures
It is more cost effective to incorporate security measures Implemented security measures must work in
into the design of the building than retrofitting security tandem to be effective.
measures into existing structure.
Defence-in-depth Reliability of Security Measures
Multiple layers of protective measures should be deployed It is important to ensure implemented measures are capable
to avoid single point of failure and improve the of accomplishing their intended tasks of addressing specific
threat or its component and more important to understand the
effectiveness and robustness of the protection system.
limitations.
Continuity and Consistency Adaptability to Changes
Each layer of security measure must form a Provision should be made for additional resources
continuous ring of defence, with similar level of to cater to the changing operating environment and
protection. circumstances.Contact Us
Courses Registration
SPF_CPS_Training@spf.gov.sg
OBC Clinic Registration & Enquiries
MHA_Security_OBC_Helpdesk@mha.gov.sg
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