Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Chapter 1. Risk Consultancy and Security Management.
Project Planning.
Balancing Service Delivery.
Company and Vendor Relationships.
Consultant's Objectives.
Consultant Skill Areas.
Principle Consultant Errors.
Chapter 2. Initiating New Contracts.
Business Cycle.
Proposals.
Proposal Concepts.
Proposal Process.
Analyzing the Request for Proposal
Proposal.
Evaluating the Proposal.
Proposal Production.
Chapter 3. Service Delivery and Quality Assurance.
Common Vendor and Company Failings.
Understanding the Activity.
Service Delivery Support.
Managing Service Delivery.
Quality Assurance Plans.
Reports and Returns.
Management Systems.
Management Considerations.
Coordination with External Agencies.
Media Management.
Personnel and Training.
Contract Management
Chapter 4. Threat Evaluation and Risk Management.
Risk Areas.
Risk Management Plans.
Implementing the Risk Management Plan.
Risk Assessment.
Impact Assessments.
Risk Levels.
Presenting Risk.
Contingency Planning.
Crisis Management.
Crisis Management Team Levels and Structures.
Crisis Management Team Structure.
Incident Response Teams.
Crisis Management Tools.
Types of Crisis Management Responses.
Post-Incident Review.
Monitoring the Risk Management Program.
Chapter 5. Scope of Risk.
Nonphysical Threats.
Physical Risks.
Domestic Terrorism.
Chapter 6. Consultancy Services.
Due Diligence.
Investigations.
Forensics.
Information Security.
Screening.
Security Management Design.
Security Structural Design.
Crisis Management.
Governance and Development.
Political Analysis.
Security Consulting Services.
Auditing Consultancy.
Chapter7. Project Management.
Project Failure.
Project Life Cycle.
Project Planning.
Project Design.
Project Start Up.
Project Initiation.
Project Management Structures.
Risk and Security Project Management.
Management Catagories.
Project Controls.
Project Integration.
Chapter 8. Mobile Security Services.
Understanding the Need.
PSD Structuring.
Management Principles.
Process Interfaces.
Innovations.
PSD Tactical Principles.
Mobile Security Conduct.
PSD Personnel Selection.
Medical Provision.
Vehicle Considerations.
Convoys.
Chapter 9. Facility Security Services.
Fixed Camps and Forward Operating Bases.
Mobile Facility Security.
Facility Security Management.
Relief in Place.
Security Considerations.
Layering Security.
Physical Security Structures.
Security Surveillance and Lighting.
Conventional Security Policies.
Evacuation Planning.
Chapter 10. Evacuation Planning.
Evacuation Principles.
Evacuation Plan Elements.
Evacuation Management.
Process Planning.
Evacuation Triggers.
Alert States.
Evacuation Plan Components.
Recovery Management.
Chapter 11. Disaster Response Management.
Humanitarian Operating Environment.
Working with Governments.
Management Preparation.
Principles of Disaster Response.
Stages of Disasters.
Disaster Management.
Preparedess Plans.
Mobilization.
Sustainment and Demobilization.
Chapter 12. Security Documents and Exhibits.
Consultancy Process.
Intelligence Reviews.
Threat Assessments.
Security Surveys.
Operations Order or Mobilization Plans.
Security Plan.
Security Audit.
Incident Management Plans.
Chapter 13. Government versus Commercial Contracting.
Differences between U.S. Government and Commercial Contracts.
Government Contracting.
Market Size and Scope.
U.S. Government Structure for Acquisition.
Acquisitions.
Federal Acquisition Regulation System.
Contracting Authorities.
Procurement Method.
RFP and the Uniform Contract Format.
Evaluation.
Contract Award and Administration.
Types of Contract.
Index.
Michael Blyth is a former Royal Marine Commando officer and has held/holds commercial vice president appointments both in operations as well as business strategies within two major international risk consulting and security companies. He has eighteen years of experience and a master's degree in security and risk management. He is highly experienced in providing corporate risk mitigation and vulnerability assessments, crisis management plans, and a wide spectrum of security documents within high-risk environments for ambassadors, major oil and gas programs, communications network corporations, government organizations, development agencies, and a myriad of construction activities, effectively placing risk management into the context of a client's commercial activity and budget constraints. He speaks on security and risk throughout the world, has been published in several security industry magazines, and has lived or worked in over thirty countries.
"It is, in fact, a relevant and timely book that provides practical instruction regarding the need to assess risk and implement protection of a company's assets to safeguard its people and facilities. What sets this book above others on its topic is its emphasis on programs that avoid the waste of time, effort, and resources." (Bookviews.com, October 2008)
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