Mastering Supply Chain Security with ISO 28000
You’re facing it every day-delays, compliance risks, security breaches that ripple across your global operations. Your supply chain is only as strong as its weakest link, and right now, that link could be costing your organisation millions. Regulators are tightening scrutiny. Customers demand transparency. Competitors are certifying. And if you’re not proactively securing your end-to-end logistics with a globally recognised standard, you’re not just vulnerable-you’re falling behind. Mastering Supply Chain Security with ISO 28000 is your proven pathway from uncertainty to authority. This isn’t theory. It’s a battle-tested blueprint that turns fragmented processes into a resilient, certified, and audit-ready system-built on the foundation of ISO 28000. One logistics director used this exact framework to reduce cargo theft incidents by 72% in under a year, while cutting insurance premiums and unlocking new government contracts requiring certified security protocols. Imagine walking into your next board meeting with a fully aligned, ISO 28000-compliant security strategy, documented risk controls, and a clear certification roadmap-ready for implementation in as little as 30 days. No more guesswork. No more patchwork compliance. Just clarity, credibility, and control. Here’s how this course is structured to help you get there.Course Format & Delivery Details Designed for Real-World Demands, Delivered with Maximum Flexibility
This is a self-paced, on-demand learning experience with immediate online access. No rigid schedules. No timed modules. You progress at your own speed, on your own device, from any location. Most learners complete the core certification preparation pathway in 4 to 6 weeks, dedicating 6 to 8 hours per week. Many report implementing critical risk assessments and supplier screening protocols within the first 10 days. You receive lifetime access to all materials, including every tool, template, and checklist. Future updates-such as regulatory changes, emerging threat models, or revised ISO guidance-are delivered automatically at no additional cost. Access is 24/7, secure, and fully mobile-friendly. Whether you’re at your desk, in a warehouse, or travelling between logistics hubs, your progress syncs seamlessly across devices. Expert Support & Industry-Recognised Certification
Throughout your journey, you have direct access to our ISO 28000 mentorship team-a group of certified auditors and supply chain security specialists with 15+ years of field experience across maritime, air, rail, and multimodal operations. They don’t just answer questions-they help you customise frameworks to your specific operations, validate your risk assessments, and refine your certification documentation for maximum credibility. Upon successful completion, you earn a Certificate of Completion issued by The Art of Service, a globally recognised training authority with over 120,000 professionals certified in standards-based management systems. This certificate carries weight. It’s cited in RFPs, referenced in internal promotions, and required by governments and partners for high-security contracts. Transparent, Upfront Pricing & Zero-Risk Enrollment
There are no hidden fees, no subscription traps, and no surprise charges. What you see is exactly what you get-full lifetime access, all materials, and certification support included. Payment is secure and accepted via Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal. All transactions are encrypted and processed through PCI-compliant gateways. If you complete the first two modules and don’t believe this course will deliver career value, we offer a full refund-no questions asked. Your only risk is the time you invest to improve. After enrollment, you’ll receive a confirmation email. Your access credentials and learning portal details will be sent separately, once your materials are fully provisioned. “Will This Work For Me?”-We’ve Got You Covered
This program works even if you’re new to ISO standards, managing a fragmented third-party logistics network, or operating under tight regulatory deadlines. It works if you’re a supply chain manager in manufacturing, a security officer in logistics, a compliance lead in retail distribution, or a consultant advising multinational clients. “I had zero experience with ISO frameworks before this course,” says Lena M., Senior Procurement Analyst, “but within three weeks, I led my team through a full vulnerability assessment and drafted our certification application. We passed our Stage 1 audit with zero non-conformities.” The tools are adaptable. The templates are editable. The methodology is scalable-from regional distribution centres to global maritime networks. This isn’t just training. It’s your risk-reversed, future-proof investment in professional authority, operational resilience, and career advancement.
Module 1: Foundations of Supply Chain Security - The evolving global threat landscape in logistics and transportation
- Key vulnerabilities in inbound, outbound, and third-party logistics
- Cost of failure: Case studies of supply chain breaches and financial impact
- Differentiating between physical, cyber, and procedural security risks
- Understanding the business case for supply chain security investment
- Defining critical assets, high-value cargo, and high-risk routes
- Overview of international trade compliance and security mandates
- Mapping internal stakeholders: security, logistics, procurement, legal
- Aligning security strategy with organisational goals and risk appetite
- Pre-requisites for ISO 28000 adoption in diverse operational environments
Module 2: Introduction to ISO 28000 and the High-Level Structure - Historical development and global adoption of ISO 28000
- Core principles: risk-based thinking, continual improvement, leadership commitment
- Understanding the Annex SL framework and its application to ISO standards
- Context of the organisation: internal and external issues
- Identifying interested parties and their security expectations
- Defining scope for an ISO 28000 system in complex supply chains
- The role of top management in driving security culture
- Linking ISO 28000 with other management systems: integration vs silos
- Understanding normative and informative references
- Clarifying terms and definitions: security, integrity, chain of custody
Module 3: Leadership and Organisational Commitment - Demonstrating leadership and commitment to supply chain security
- Establishing a security policy aligned with strategic direction
- Assigning roles, responsibilities, and authorities for security
- Embedding security into governance and performance reviews
- Ensuring accountability and traceability across management tiers
- Securing executive buy-in through measurable business value
- Developing a security-aware leadership communication strategy
- Managing change and resistance during system implementation
- Creating a culture of continuous vigilance and reporting
- Measuring leadership effectiveness in security outcomes
Module 4: Planning for Supply Chain Security - Conducting a context analysis: PESTEL and SWOT for security planning
- Identifying risks and opportunities specific to supply chain operations
- Applying the ISO 28000 risk management framework
- Developing risk criteria and tolerance levels
- Documenting risk assessment methodologies and assumptions
- Creating a comprehensive risk register with mitigation plans
- Setting measurable security objectives at operational and strategic levels
- Planning resources: personnel, technology, budget, training
- Anticipating disruptions: pandemics, geopolitical events, natural disasters
- Aligning planning with compliance obligations and contractual terms
Module 5: Operational Controls and Physical Security - Designing secure facilities: access control, surveillance, lighting
- Securing transportation: seals, tracking, driver vetting, routing
- Implementing cargo handling and storage protocols
- Controlling access to loading docks, warehouses, and transit hubs
- Managing third-party contractors and service providers
- Establishing chain of custody procedures for high-value shipments
- Using tamper-evident packaging and sealing technologies
- Conducting security inspections and random checks
- Handling empty container security and return logistics
- Monitoring for theft, substitution, and diversion at key nodes
Module 6: Information and Cybersecurity in Logistics - Assessing cyber risks in transportation management systems
- Securing electronic data interchange (EDI) and tracking platforms
- Protecting customer, shipment, and routing data
- Implementing access controls and user authentication protocols
- Preventing phishing and social engineering attacks on logistics staff
- Developing incident response plans for data breaches
- Ensuring system resilience and backup procedures
- Integrating cybersecurity into supplier onboarding processes
- Compliance with data protection regulations: GDPR, CCPA, etc
- Securing IoT devices and telematics in fleet operations
Module 7: Supplier and Third-Party Risk Management - Mapping the extended supply chain: Tier 1, Tier 2, and beyond
- Developing supplier security risk assessment criteria
- Creating pre-qualification questionnaires and audits
- Conducting on-site security evaluations of partner facilities
- Establishing contractual security obligations and SLAs
- Monitoring ongoing compliance of third-party providers
- Managing sub-contracting risks and downstream oversight
- Implementing supplier scorecards with security KPIs
- Responding to supplier security incidents and breaches
- Building collaborative security improvement programs
Module 8: Risk Assessment and Threat Modelling - Selecting appropriate risk assessment methodologies: qualitative vs quantitative
- Applying threat modelling to map attack vectors and pathways
- Using scenario analysis for high-impact, low-probability events
- Assessing insider threats and personnel vulnerability
- Evaluating geopolitical and regional instability impacts
- Analysing port and border security weaknesses
- Understanding transshipment and transfer point risks
- Mapping critical infrastructure dependencies
- Applying bow-tie analysis to visualise prevention and mitigation
- Updating risk assessments based on intelligence and incidents
Module 9: Developing the Security Management System (SMS) - Creating a centralised security management system framework
- Documenting policies, procedures, and work instructions
- Designing the document control system for versioning and access
- Developing master document register and retention schedules
- Implementing change control for security-related documentation
- Establishing secure records management and storage practices
- Integrating SMS with existing management systems
- Using digital platforms for workflow automation
- Ensuring audit-readiness through proper documentation
- Training staff on SMS access and contribution protocols
Module 10: Internal Auditing and Compliance Monitoring - Planning and scheduling internal audits across locations
- Selecting and training internal auditors with independence
- Developing checklists based on ISO 28000 clauses
- Conducting opening and closing meetings effectively
- Gathering objective evidence through observation and records
- Writing clear, evidence-based non-conformity statements
- Developing corrective action plans with root cause analysis
- Verifying implementation and effectiveness of corrections
- Reporting audit findings to management for review
- Using audit trends to drive continual improvement
Module 11: Incident Response and Business Continuity - Establishing 24/7 incident reporting and escalation channels
- Creating incident classification and response tiers
- Drafting security breach communication protocols
- Coordinating with law enforcement and customs authorities
- Conducting post-incident reviews and lessons learned
- Integrating supply chain security into business continuity plans
- Developing alternate routing and recovery strategies
- Testing incident response plans through tabletop exercises
- Ensuring cyber-physical continuity in disruption scenarios
- Managing reputational risk after a security incident
Module 12: Certification Preparation and External Audit Readiness - Understanding the ISO 28000 certification process and stages
- Selecting an accredited certification body
- Drafting the certification application and scope statement
- Conducting a pre-certification gap analysis
- Preparing for Stage 1 documentation review
- Simulating Stage 2 on-site audit scenarios
- Organising evidence files for each ISO 28000 clause
- Training staff on auditor interaction and response protocols
- Addressing non-conformities from certification audits
- Maintaining certification: surveillance and recertification cycles
Module 13: Performance Evaluation and Management Review - Defining key performance indicators for supply chain security
- Tracking metrics: incident rates, audit scores, compliance levels
- Analysing trends and identifying improvement opportunities
- Conducting regular management review meetings
- Reviewing internal audit results, risk assessments, and objectives
- Evaluating resource adequacy and support needs
- Updating the security management system based on feedback
- Documenting management review outputs and decisions
- Linking security performance to organisational KPIs
- Reporting results to the board or governance committee
Module 14: Continual Improvement and Advanced Integration - Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to security
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Leveraging technology: AI, blockchain, and real-time monitoring
- Integrating ISO 28000 with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001
- Aligning with C-TPAT, AEO, and other regulatory programmes
- Incorporating sustainability and ethical sourcing into security
- Scaling the system across global subsidiaries and regions
- Developing training pathways for new hires and contractors
- Creating a security champions network across departments
- Future-proofing against emerging threats: drone surveillance, deepfakes
Module 15: Real-World Application Projects and Certification Portfolio - Crafting a site-specific ISO 28000 implementation roadmap
- Conducting a full organisational risk assessment
- Drafting a security policy for executive approval
- Designing a supplier security questionnaire
- Building a security awareness training program
- Creating an internal audit schedule and checklist
- Developing an incident response playbook
- Mapping compliance with customs and border programmes
- Drafting management review meeting minutes
- Assembling a certification evidence portfolio
- Practicing auditor Q&A through written scenarios
- Revising controls based on feedback and testing
- Finalising documentation for certification submission
- Presenting a board-ready business case for certification
- Designing a post-certification monitoring dashboard
Module 16: Certification, Career Advancement, and Next Steps - Submitting your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding ISO 28000 expertise to your LinkedIn profile and CV
- Participating in the alumni network of certified professionals
- Accessing exclusive job board listings for security roles
- Receiving updates on advanced training pathways
- Exploring lead auditor training and accreditation paths
- Leveraging your certification in consulting and advisory roles
- Sharing success stories with peers and industry groups
- Accessing template letters for salary negotiation and promotion
- Planning your next certification: ISO 27001, ISO 45001, or specialized logistics standards
- Using gamified progress tracking and milestone badges
- Enrolling in refresher modules for ongoing skill development
- Activating mentorship pairing with seasoned ISO auditors
- Joining sector-specific working groups: maritime, pharmaceutical, aerospace
- Receiving invitations to private roundtables and expert briefings
- The evolving global threat landscape in logistics and transportation
- Key vulnerabilities in inbound, outbound, and third-party logistics
- Cost of failure: Case studies of supply chain breaches and financial impact
- Differentiating between physical, cyber, and procedural security risks
- Understanding the business case for supply chain security investment
- Defining critical assets, high-value cargo, and high-risk routes
- Overview of international trade compliance and security mandates
- Mapping internal stakeholders: security, logistics, procurement, legal
- Aligning security strategy with organisational goals and risk appetite
- Pre-requisites for ISO 28000 adoption in diverse operational environments
Module 2: Introduction to ISO 28000 and the High-Level Structure - Historical development and global adoption of ISO 28000
- Core principles: risk-based thinking, continual improvement, leadership commitment
- Understanding the Annex SL framework and its application to ISO standards
- Context of the organisation: internal and external issues
- Identifying interested parties and their security expectations
- Defining scope for an ISO 28000 system in complex supply chains
- The role of top management in driving security culture
- Linking ISO 28000 with other management systems: integration vs silos
- Understanding normative and informative references
- Clarifying terms and definitions: security, integrity, chain of custody
Module 3: Leadership and Organisational Commitment - Demonstrating leadership and commitment to supply chain security
- Establishing a security policy aligned with strategic direction
- Assigning roles, responsibilities, and authorities for security
- Embedding security into governance and performance reviews
- Ensuring accountability and traceability across management tiers
- Securing executive buy-in through measurable business value
- Developing a security-aware leadership communication strategy
- Managing change and resistance during system implementation
- Creating a culture of continuous vigilance and reporting
- Measuring leadership effectiveness in security outcomes
Module 4: Planning for Supply Chain Security - Conducting a context analysis: PESTEL and SWOT for security planning
- Identifying risks and opportunities specific to supply chain operations
- Applying the ISO 28000 risk management framework
- Developing risk criteria and tolerance levels
- Documenting risk assessment methodologies and assumptions
- Creating a comprehensive risk register with mitigation plans
- Setting measurable security objectives at operational and strategic levels
- Planning resources: personnel, technology, budget, training
- Anticipating disruptions: pandemics, geopolitical events, natural disasters
- Aligning planning with compliance obligations and contractual terms
Module 5: Operational Controls and Physical Security - Designing secure facilities: access control, surveillance, lighting
- Securing transportation: seals, tracking, driver vetting, routing
- Implementing cargo handling and storage protocols
- Controlling access to loading docks, warehouses, and transit hubs
- Managing third-party contractors and service providers
- Establishing chain of custody procedures for high-value shipments
- Using tamper-evident packaging and sealing technologies
- Conducting security inspections and random checks
- Handling empty container security and return logistics
- Monitoring for theft, substitution, and diversion at key nodes
Module 6: Information and Cybersecurity in Logistics - Assessing cyber risks in transportation management systems
- Securing electronic data interchange (EDI) and tracking platforms
- Protecting customer, shipment, and routing data
- Implementing access controls and user authentication protocols
- Preventing phishing and social engineering attacks on logistics staff
- Developing incident response plans for data breaches
- Ensuring system resilience and backup procedures
- Integrating cybersecurity into supplier onboarding processes
- Compliance with data protection regulations: GDPR, CCPA, etc
- Securing IoT devices and telematics in fleet operations
Module 7: Supplier and Third-Party Risk Management - Mapping the extended supply chain: Tier 1, Tier 2, and beyond
- Developing supplier security risk assessment criteria
- Creating pre-qualification questionnaires and audits
- Conducting on-site security evaluations of partner facilities
- Establishing contractual security obligations and SLAs
- Monitoring ongoing compliance of third-party providers
- Managing sub-contracting risks and downstream oversight
- Implementing supplier scorecards with security KPIs
- Responding to supplier security incidents and breaches
- Building collaborative security improvement programs
Module 8: Risk Assessment and Threat Modelling - Selecting appropriate risk assessment methodologies: qualitative vs quantitative
- Applying threat modelling to map attack vectors and pathways
- Using scenario analysis for high-impact, low-probability events
- Assessing insider threats and personnel vulnerability
- Evaluating geopolitical and regional instability impacts
- Analysing port and border security weaknesses
- Understanding transshipment and transfer point risks
- Mapping critical infrastructure dependencies
- Applying bow-tie analysis to visualise prevention and mitigation
- Updating risk assessments based on intelligence and incidents
Module 9: Developing the Security Management System (SMS) - Creating a centralised security management system framework
- Documenting policies, procedures, and work instructions
- Designing the document control system for versioning and access
- Developing master document register and retention schedules
- Implementing change control for security-related documentation
- Establishing secure records management and storage practices
- Integrating SMS with existing management systems
- Using digital platforms for workflow automation
- Ensuring audit-readiness through proper documentation
- Training staff on SMS access and contribution protocols
Module 10: Internal Auditing and Compliance Monitoring - Planning and scheduling internal audits across locations
- Selecting and training internal auditors with independence
- Developing checklists based on ISO 28000 clauses
- Conducting opening and closing meetings effectively
- Gathering objective evidence through observation and records
- Writing clear, evidence-based non-conformity statements
- Developing corrective action plans with root cause analysis
- Verifying implementation and effectiveness of corrections
- Reporting audit findings to management for review
- Using audit trends to drive continual improvement
Module 11: Incident Response and Business Continuity - Establishing 24/7 incident reporting and escalation channels
- Creating incident classification and response tiers
- Drafting security breach communication protocols
- Coordinating with law enforcement and customs authorities
- Conducting post-incident reviews and lessons learned
- Integrating supply chain security into business continuity plans
- Developing alternate routing and recovery strategies
- Testing incident response plans through tabletop exercises
- Ensuring cyber-physical continuity in disruption scenarios
- Managing reputational risk after a security incident
Module 12: Certification Preparation and External Audit Readiness - Understanding the ISO 28000 certification process and stages
- Selecting an accredited certification body
- Drafting the certification application and scope statement
- Conducting a pre-certification gap analysis
- Preparing for Stage 1 documentation review
- Simulating Stage 2 on-site audit scenarios
- Organising evidence files for each ISO 28000 clause
- Training staff on auditor interaction and response protocols
- Addressing non-conformities from certification audits
- Maintaining certification: surveillance and recertification cycles
Module 13: Performance Evaluation and Management Review - Defining key performance indicators for supply chain security
- Tracking metrics: incident rates, audit scores, compliance levels
- Analysing trends and identifying improvement opportunities
- Conducting regular management review meetings
- Reviewing internal audit results, risk assessments, and objectives
- Evaluating resource adequacy and support needs
- Updating the security management system based on feedback
- Documenting management review outputs and decisions
- Linking security performance to organisational KPIs
- Reporting results to the board or governance committee
Module 14: Continual Improvement and Advanced Integration - Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to security
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Leveraging technology: AI, blockchain, and real-time monitoring
- Integrating ISO 28000 with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001
- Aligning with C-TPAT, AEO, and other regulatory programmes
- Incorporating sustainability and ethical sourcing into security
- Scaling the system across global subsidiaries and regions
- Developing training pathways for new hires and contractors
- Creating a security champions network across departments
- Future-proofing against emerging threats: drone surveillance, deepfakes
Module 15: Real-World Application Projects and Certification Portfolio - Crafting a site-specific ISO 28000 implementation roadmap
- Conducting a full organisational risk assessment
- Drafting a security policy for executive approval
- Designing a supplier security questionnaire
- Building a security awareness training program
- Creating an internal audit schedule and checklist
- Developing an incident response playbook
- Mapping compliance with customs and border programmes
- Drafting management review meeting minutes
- Assembling a certification evidence portfolio
- Practicing auditor Q&A through written scenarios
- Revising controls based on feedback and testing
- Finalising documentation for certification submission
- Presenting a board-ready business case for certification
- Designing a post-certification monitoring dashboard
Module 16: Certification, Career Advancement, and Next Steps - Submitting your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding ISO 28000 expertise to your LinkedIn profile and CV
- Participating in the alumni network of certified professionals
- Accessing exclusive job board listings for security roles
- Receiving updates on advanced training pathways
- Exploring lead auditor training and accreditation paths
- Leveraging your certification in consulting and advisory roles
- Sharing success stories with peers and industry groups
- Accessing template letters for salary negotiation and promotion
- Planning your next certification: ISO 27001, ISO 45001, or specialized logistics standards
- Using gamified progress tracking and milestone badges
- Enrolling in refresher modules for ongoing skill development
- Activating mentorship pairing with seasoned ISO auditors
- Joining sector-specific working groups: maritime, pharmaceutical, aerospace
- Receiving invitations to private roundtables and expert briefings
- Demonstrating leadership and commitment to supply chain security
- Establishing a security policy aligned with strategic direction
- Assigning roles, responsibilities, and authorities for security
- Embedding security into governance and performance reviews
- Ensuring accountability and traceability across management tiers
- Securing executive buy-in through measurable business value
- Developing a security-aware leadership communication strategy
- Managing change and resistance during system implementation
- Creating a culture of continuous vigilance and reporting
- Measuring leadership effectiveness in security outcomes
Module 4: Planning for Supply Chain Security - Conducting a context analysis: PESTEL and SWOT for security planning
- Identifying risks and opportunities specific to supply chain operations
- Applying the ISO 28000 risk management framework
- Developing risk criteria and tolerance levels
- Documenting risk assessment methodologies and assumptions
- Creating a comprehensive risk register with mitigation plans
- Setting measurable security objectives at operational and strategic levels
- Planning resources: personnel, technology, budget, training
- Anticipating disruptions: pandemics, geopolitical events, natural disasters
- Aligning planning with compliance obligations and contractual terms
Module 5: Operational Controls and Physical Security - Designing secure facilities: access control, surveillance, lighting
- Securing transportation: seals, tracking, driver vetting, routing
- Implementing cargo handling and storage protocols
- Controlling access to loading docks, warehouses, and transit hubs
- Managing third-party contractors and service providers
- Establishing chain of custody procedures for high-value shipments
- Using tamper-evident packaging and sealing technologies
- Conducting security inspections and random checks
- Handling empty container security and return logistics
- Monitoring for theft, substitution, and diversion at key nodes
Module 6: Information and Cybersecurity in Logistics - Assessing cyber risks in transportation management systems
- Securing electronic data interchange (EDI) and tracking platforms
- Protecting customer, shipment, and routing data
- Implementing access controls and user authentication protocols
- Preventing phishing and social engineering attacks on logistics staff
- Developing incident response plans for data breaches
- Ensuring system resilience and backup procedures
- Integrating cybersecurity into supplier onboarding processes
- Compliance with data protection regulations: GDPR, CCPA, etc
- Securing IoT devices and telematics in fleet operations
Module 7: Supplier and Third-Party Risk Management - Mapping the extended supply chain: Tier 1, Tier 2, and beyond
- Developing supplier security risk assessment criteria
- Creating pre-qualification questionnaires and audits
- Conducting on-site security evaluations of partner facilities
- Establishing contractual security obligations and SLAs
- Monitoring ongoing compliance of third-party providers
- Managing sub-contracting risks and downstream oversight
- Implementing supplier scorecards with security KPIs
- Responding to supplier security incidents and breaches
- Building collaborative security improvement programs
Module 8: Risk Assessment and Threat Modelling - Selecting appropriate risk assessment methodologies: qualitative vs quantitative
- Applying threat modelling to map attack vectors and pathways
- Using scenario analysis for high-impact, low-probability events
- Assessing insider threats and personnel vulnerability
- Evaluating geopolitical and regional instability impacts
- Analysing port and border security weaknesses
- Understanding transshipment and transfer point risks
- Mapping critical infrastructure dependencies
- Applying bow-tie analysis to visualise prevention and mitigation
- Updating risk assessments based on intelligence and incidents
Module 9: Developing the Security Management System (SMS) - Creating a centralised security management system framework
- Documenting policies, procedures, and work instructions
- Designing the document control system for versioning and access
- Developing master document register and retention schedules
- Implementing change control for security-related documentation
- Establishing secure records management and storage practices
- Integrating SMS with existing management systems
- Using digital platforms for workflow automation
- Ensuring audit-readiness through proper documentation
- Training staff on SMS access and contribution protocols
Module 10: Internal Auditing and Compliance Monitoring - Planning and scheduling internal audits across locations
- Selecting and training internal auditors with independence
- Developing checklists based on ISO 28000 clauses
- Conducting opening and closing meetings effectively
- Gathering objective evidence through observation and records
- Writing clear, evidence-based non-conformity statements
- Developing corrective action plans with root cause analysis
- Verifying implementation and effectiveness of corrections
- Reporting audit findings to management for review
- Using audit trends to drive continual improvement
Module 11: Incident Response and Business Continuity - Establishing 24/7 incident reporting and escalation channels
- Creating incident classification and response tiers
- Drafting security breach communication protocols
- Coordinating with law enforcement and customs authorities
- Conducting post-incident reviews and lessons learned
- Integrating supply chain security into business continuity plans
- Developing alternate routing and recovery strategies
- Testing incident response plans through tabletop exercises
- Ensuring cyber-physical continuity in disruption scenarios
- Managing reputational risk after a security incident
Module 12: Certification Preparation and External Audit Readiness - Understanding the ISO 28000 certification process and stages
- Selecting an accredited certification body
- Drafting the certification application and scope statement
- Conducting a pre-certification gap analysis
- Preparing for Stage 1 documentation review
- Simulating Stage 2 on-site audit scenarios
- Organising evidence files for each ISO 28000 clause
- Training staff on auditor interaction and response protocols
- Addressing non-conformities from certification audits
- Maintaining certification: surveillance and recertification cycles
Module 13: Performance Evaluation and Management Review - Defining key performance indicators for supply chain security
- Tracking metrics: incident rates, audit scores, compliance levels
- Analysing trends and identifying improvement opportunities
- Conducting regular management review meetings
- Reviewing internal audit results, risk assessments, and objectives
- Evaluating resource adequacy and support needs
- Updating the security management system based on feedback
- Documenting management review outputs and decisions
- Linking security performance to organisational KPIs
- Reporting results to the board or governance committee
Module 14: Continual Improvement and Advanced Integration - Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to security
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Leveraging technology: AI, blockchain, and real-time monitoring
- Integrating ISO 28000 with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001
- Aligning with C-TPAT, AEO, and other regulatory programmes
- Incorporating sustainability and ethical sourcing into security
- Scaling the system across global subsidiaries and regions
- Developing training pathways for new hires and contractors
- Creating a security champions network across departments
- Future-proofing against emerging threats: drone surveillance, deepfakes
Module 15: Real-World Application Projects and Certification Portfolio - Crafting a site-specific ISO 28000 implementation roadmap
- Conducting a full organisational risk assessment
- Drafting a security policy for executive approval
- Designing a supplier security questionnaire
- Building a security awareness training program
- Creating an internal audit schedule and checklist
- Developing an incident response playbook
- Mapping compliance with customs and border programmes
- Drafting management review meeting minutes
- Assembling a certification evidence portfolio
- Practicing auditor Q&A through written scenarios
- Revising controls based on feedback and testing
- Finalising documentation for certification submission
- Presenting a board-ready business case for certification
- Designing a post-certification monitoring dashboard
Module 16: Certification, Career Advancement, and Next Steps - Submitting your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding ISO 28000 expertise to your LinkedIn profile and CV
- Participating in the alumni network of certified professionals
- Accessing exclusive job board listings for security roles
- Receiving updates on advanced training pathways
- Exploring lead auditor training and accreditation paths
- Leveraging your certification in consulting and advisory roles
- Sharing success stories with peers and industry groups
- Accessing template letters for salary negotiation and promotion
- Planning your next certification: ISO 27001, ISO 45001, or specialized logistics standards
- Using gamified progress tracking and milestone badges
- Enrolling in refresher modules for ongoing skill development
- Activating mentorship pairing with seasoned ISO auditors
- Joining sector-specific working groups: maritime, pharmaceutical, aerospace
- Receiving invitations to private roundtables and expert briefings
- Designing secure facilities: access control, surveillance, lighting
- Securing transportation: seals, tracking, driver vetting, routing
- Implementing cargo handling and storage protocols
- Controlling access to loading docks, warehouses, and transit hubs
- Managing third-party contractors and service providers
- Establishing chain of custody procedures for high-value shipments
- Using tamper-evident packaging and sealing technologies
- Conducting security inspections and random checks
- Handling empty container security and return logistics
- Monitoring for theft, substitution, and diversion at key nodes
Module 6: Information and Cybersecurity in Logistics - Assessing cyber risks in transportation management systems
- Securing electronic data interchange (EDI) and tracking platforms
- Protecting customer, shipment, and routing data
- Implementing access controls and user authentication protocols
- Preventing phishing and social engineering attacks on logistics staff
- Developing incident response plans for data breaches
- Ensuring system resilience and backup procedures
- Integrating cybersecurity into supplier onboarding processes
- Compliance with data protection regulations: GDPR, CCPA, etc
- Securing IoT devices and telematics in fleet operations
Module 7: Supplier and Third-Party Risk Management - Mapping the extended supply chain: Tier 1, Tier 2, and beyond
- Developing supplier security risk assessment criteria
- Creating pre-qualification questionnaires and audits
- Conducting on-site security evaluations of partner facilities
- Establishing contractual security obligations and SLAs
- Monitoring ongoing compliance of third-party providers
- Managing sub-contracting risks and downstream oversight
- Implementing supplier scorecards with security KPIs
- Responding to supplier security incidents and breaches
- Building collaborative security improvement programs
Module 8: Risk Assessment and Threat Modelling - Selecting appropriate risk assessment methodologies: qualitative vs quantitative
- Applying threat modelling to map attack vectors and pathways
- Using scenario analysis for high-impact, low-probability events
- Assessing insider threats and personnel vulnerability
- Evaluating geopolitical and regional instability impacts
- Analysing port and border security weaknesses
- Understanding transshipment and transfer point risks
- Mapping critical infrastructure dependencies
- Applying bow-tie analysis to visualise prevention and mitigation
- Updating risk assessments based on intelligence and incidents
Module 9: Developing the Security Management System (SMS) - Creating a centralised security management system framework
- Documenting policies, procedures, and work instructions
- Designing the document control system for versioning and access
- Developing master document register and retention schedules
- Implementing change control for security-related documentation
- Establishing secure records management and storage practices
- Integrating SMS with existing management systems
- Using digital platforms for workflow automation
- Ensuring audit-readiness through proper documentation
- Training staff on SMS access and contribution protocols
Module 10: Internal Auditing and Compliance Monitoring - Planning and scheduling internal audits across locations
- Selecting and training internal auditors with independence
- Developing checklists based on ISO 28000 clauses
- Conducting opening and closing meetings effectively
- Gathering objective evidence through observation and records
- Writing clear, evidence-based non-conformity statements
- Developing corrective action plans with root cause analysis
- Verifying implementation and effectiveness of corrections
- Reporting audit findings to management for review
- Using audit trends to drive continual improvement
Module 11: Incident Response and Business Continuity - Establishing 24/7 incident reporting and escalation channels
- Creating incident classification and response tiers
- Drafting security breach communication protocols
- Coordinating with law enforcement and customs authorities
- Conducting post-incident reviews and lessons learned
- Integrating supply chain security into business continuity plans
- Developing alternate routing and recovery strategies
- Testing incident response plans through tabletop exercises
- Ensuring cyber-physical continuity in disruption scenarios
- Managing reputational risk after a security incident
Module 12: Certification Preparation and External Audit Readiness - Understanding the ISO 28000 certification process and stages
- Selecting an accredited certification body
- Drafting the certification application and scope statement
- Conducting a pre-certification gap analysis
- Preparing for Stage 1 documentation review
- Simulating Stage 2 on-site audit scenarios
- Organising evidence files for each ISO 28000 clause
- Training staff on auditor interaction and response protocols
- Addressing non-conformities from certification audits
- Maintaining certification: surveillance and recertification cycles
Module 13: Performance Evaluation and Management Review - Defining key performance indicators for supply chain security
- Tracking metrics: incident rates, audit scores, compliance levels
- Analysing trends and identifying improvement opportunities
- Conducting regular management review meetings
- Reviewing internal audit results, risk assessments, and objectives
- Evaluating resource adequacy and support needs
- Updating the security management system based on feedback
- Documenting management review outputs and decisions
- Linking security performance to organisational KPIs
- Reporting results to the board or governance committee
Module 14: Continual Improvement and Advanced Integration - Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to security
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Leveraging technology: AI, blockchain, and real-time monitoring
- Integrating ISO 28000 with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001
- Aligning with C-TPAT, AEO, and other regulatory programmes
- Incorporating sustainability and ethical sourcing into security
- Scaling the system across global subsidiaries and regions
- Developing training pathways for new hires and contractors
- Creating a security champions network across departments
- Future-proofing against emerging threats: drone surveillance, deepfakes
Module 15: Real-World Application Projects and Certification Portfolio - Crafting a site-specific ISO 28000 implementation roadmap
- Conducting a full organisational risk assessment
- Drafting a security policy for executive approval
- Designing a supplier security questionnaire
- Building a security awareness training program
- Creating an internal audit schedule and checklist
- Developing an incident response playbook
- Mapping compliance with customs and border programmes
- Drafting management review meeting minutes
- Assembling a certification evidence portfolio
- Practicing auditor Q&A through written scenarios
- Revising controls based on feedback and testing
- Finalising documentation for certification submission
- Presenting a board-ready business case for certification
- Designing a post-certification monitoring dashboard
Module 16: Certification, Career Advancement, and Next Steps - Submitting your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding ISO 28000 expertise to your LinkedIn profile and CV
- Participating in the alumni network of certified professionals
- Accessing exclusive job board listings for security roles
- Receiving updates on advanced training pathways
- Exploring lead auditor training and accreditation paths
- Leveraging your certification in consulting and advisory roles
- Sharing success stories with peers and industry groups
- Accessing template letters for salary negotiation and promotion
- Planning your next certification: ISO 27001, ISO 45001, or specialized logistics standards
- Using gamified progress tracking and milestone badges
- Enrolling in refresher modules for ongoing skill development
- Activating mentorship pairing with seasoned ISO auditors
- Joining sector-specific working groups: maritime, pharmaceutical, aerospace
- Receiving invitations to private roundtables and expert briefings
- Mapping the extended supply chain: Tier 1, Tier 2, and beyond
- Developing supplier security risk assessment criteria
- Creating pre-qualification questionnaires and audits
- Conducting on-site security evaluations of partner facilities
- Establishing contractual security obligations and SLAs
- Monitoring ongoing compliance of third-party providers
- Managing sub-contracting risks and downstream oversight
- Implementing supplier scorecards with security KPIs
- Responding to supplier security incidents and breaches
- Building collaborative security improvement programs
Module 8: Risk Assessment and Threat Modelling - Selecting appropriate risk assessment methodologies: qualitative vs quantitative
- Applying threat modelling to map attack vectors and pathways
- Using scenario analysis for high-impact, low-probability events
- Assessing insider threats and personnel vulnerability
- Evaluating geopolitical and regional instability impacts
- Analysing port and border security weaknesses
- Understanding transshipment and transfer point risks
- Mapping critical infrastructure dependencies
- Applying bow-tie analysis to visualise prevention and mitigation
- Updating risk assessments based on intelligence and incidents
Module 9: Developing the Security Management System (SMS) - Creating a centralised security management system framework
- Documenting policies, procedures, and work instructions
- Designing the document control system for versioning and access
- Developing master document register and retention schedules
- Implementing change control for security-related documentation
- Establishing secure records management and storage practices
- Integrating SMS with existing management systems
- Using digital platforms for workflow automation
- Ensuring audit-readiness through proper documentation
- Training staff on SMS access and contribution protocols
Module 10: Internal Auditing and Compliance Monitoring - Planning and scheduling internal audits across locations
- Selecting and training internal auditors with independence
- Developing checklists based on ISO 28000 clauses
- Conducting opening and closing meetings effectively
- Gathering objective evidence through observation and records
- Writing clear, evidence-based non-conformity statements
- Developing corrective action plans with root cause analysis
- Verifying implementation and effectiveness of corrections
- Reporting audit findings to management for review
- Using audit trends to drive continual improvement
Module 11: Incident Response and Business Continuity - Establishing 24/7 incident reporting and escalation channels
- Creating incident classification and response tiers
- Drafting security breach communication protocols
- Coordinating with law enforcement and customs authorities
- Conducting post-incident reviews and lessons learned
- Integrating supply chain security into business continuity plans
- Developing alternate routing and recovery strategies
- Testing incident response plans through tabletop exercises
- Ensuring cyber-physical continuity in disruption scenarios
- Managing reputational risk after a security incident
Module 12: Certification Preparation and External Audit Readiness - Understanding the ISO 28000 certification process and stages
- Selecting an accredited certification body
- Drafting the certification application and scope statement
- Conducting a pre-certification gap analysis
- Preparing for Stage 1 documentation review
- Simulating Stage 2 on-site audit scenarios
- Organising evidence files for each ISO 28000 clause
- Training staff on auditor interaction and response protocols
- Addressing non-conformities from certification audits
- Maintaining certification: surveillance and recertification cycles
Module 13: Performance Evaluation and Management Review - Defining key performance indicators for supply chain security
- Tracking metrics: incident rates, audit scores, compliance levels
- Analysing trends and identifying improvement opportunities
- Conducting regular management review meetings
- Reviewing internal audit results, risk assessments, and objectives
- Evaluating resource adequacy and support needs
- Updating the security management system based on feedback
- Documenting management review outputs and decisions
- Linking security performance to organisational KPIs
- Reporting results to the board or governance committee
Module 14: Continual Improvement and Advanced Integration - Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to security
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Leveraging technology: AI, blockchain, and real-time monitoring
- Integrating ISO 28000 with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001
- Aligning with C-TPAT, AEO, and other regulatory programmes
- Incorporating sustainability and ethical sourcing into security
- Scaling the system across global subsidiaries and regions
- Developing training pathways for new hires and contractors
- Creating a security champions network across departments
- Future-proofing against emerging threats: drone surveillance, deepfakes
Module 15: Real-World Application Projects and Certification Portfolio - Crafting a site-specific ISO 28000 implementation roadmap
- Conducting a full organisational risk assessment
- Drafting a security policy for executive approval
- Designing a supplier security questionnaire
- Building a security awareness training program
- Creating an internal audit schedule and checklist
- Developing an incident response playbook
- Mapping compliance with customs and border programmes
- Drafting management review meeting minutes
- Assembling a certification evidence portfolio
- Practicing auditor Q&A through written scenarios
- Revising controls based on feedback and testing
- Finalising documentation for certification submission
- Presenting a board-ready business case for certification
- Designing a post-certification monitoring dashboard
Module 16: Certification, Career Advancement, and Next Steps - Submitting your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding ISO 28000 expertise to your LinkedIn profile and CV
- Participating in the alumni network of certified professionals
- Accessing exclusive job board listings for security roles
- Receiving updates on advanced training pathways
- Exploring lead auditor training and accreditation paths
- Leveraging your certification in consulting and advisory roles
- Sharing success stories with peers and industry groups
- Accessing template letters for salary negotiation and promotion
- Planning your next certification: ISO 27001, ISO 45001, or specialized logistics standards
- Using gamified progress tracking and milestone badges
- Enrolling in refresher modules for ongoing skill development
- Activating mentorship pairing with seasoned ISO auditors
- Joining sector-specific working groups: maritime, pharmaceutical, aerospace
- Receiving invitations to private roundtables and expert briefings
- Creating a centralised security management system framework
- Documenting policies, procedures, and work instructions
- Designing the document control system for versioning and access
- Developing master document register and retention schedules
- Implementing change control for security-related documentation
- Establishing secure records management and storage practices
- Integrating SMS with existing management systems
- Using digital platforms for workflow automation
- Ensuring audit-readiness through proper documentation
- Training staff on SMS access and contribution protocols
Module 10: Internal Auditing and Compliance Monitoring - Planning and scheduling internal audits across locations
- Selecting and training internal auditors with independence
- Developing checklists based on ISO 28000 clauses
- Conducting opening and closing meetings effectively
- Gathering objective evidence through observation and records
- Writing clear, evidence-based non-conformity statements
- Developing corrective action plans with root cause analysis
- Verifying implementation and effectiveness of corrections
- Reporting audit findings to management for review
- Using audit trends to drive continual improvement
Module 11: Incident Response and Business Continuity - Establishing 24/7 incident reporting and escalation channels
- Creating incident classification and response tiers
- Drafting security breach communication protocols
- Coordinating with law enforcement and customs authorities
- Conducting post-incident reviews and lessons learned
- Integrating supply chain security into business continuity plans
- Developing alternate routing and recovery strategies
- Testing incident response plans through tabletop exercises
- Ensuring cyber-physical continuity in disruption scenarios
- Managing reputational risk after a security incident
Module 12: Certification Preparation and External Audit Readiness - Understanding the ISO 28000 certification process and stages
- Selecting an accredited certification body
- Drafting the certification application and scope statement
- Conducting a pre-certification gap analysis
- Preparing for Stage 1 documentation review
- Simulating Stage 2 on-site audit scenarios
- Organising evidence files for each ISO 28000 clause
- Training staff on auditor interaction and response protocols
- Addressing non-conformities from certification audits
- Maintaining certification: surveillance and recertification cycles
Module 13: Performance Evaluation and Management Review - Defining key performance indicators for supply chain security
- Tracking metrics: incident rates, audit scores, compliance levels
- Analysing trends and identifying improvement opportunities
- Conducting regular management review meetings
- Reviewing internal audit results, risk assessments, and objectives
- Evaluating resource adequacy and support needs
- Updating the security management system based on feedback
- Documenting management review outputs and decisions
- Linking security performance to organisational KPIs
- Reporting results to the board or governance committee
Module 14: Continual Improvement and Advanced Integration - Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to security
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Leveraging technology: AI, blockchain, and real-time monitoring
- Integrating ISO 28000 with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001
- Aligning with C-TPAT, AEO, and other regulatory programmes
- Incorporating sustainability and ethical sourcing into security
- Scaling the system across global subsidiaries and regions
- Developing training pathways for new hires and contractors
- Creating a security champions network across departments
- Future-proofing against emerging threats: drone surveillance, deepfakes
Module 15: Real-World Application Projects and Certification Portfolio - Crafting a site-specific ISO 28000 implementation roadmap
- Conducting a full organisational risk assessment
- Drafting a security policy for executive approval
- Designing a supplier security questionnaire
- Building a security awareness training program
- Creating an internal audit schedule and checklist
- Developing an incident response playbook
- Mapping compliance with customs and border programmes
- Drafting management review meeting minutes
- Assembling a certification evidence portfolio
- Practicing auditor Q&A through written scenarios
- Revising controls based on feedback and testing
- Finalising documentation for certification submission
- Presenting a board-ready business case for certification
- Designing a post-certification monitoring dashboard
Module 16: Certification, Career Advancement, and Next Steps - Submitting your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding ISO 28000 expertise to your LinkedIn profile and CV
- Participating in the alumni network of certified professionals
- Accessing exclusive job board listings for security roles
- Receiving updates on advanced training pathways
- Exploring lead auditor training and accreditation paths
- Leveraging your certification in consulting and advisory roles
- Sharing success stories with peers and industry groups
- Accessing template letters for salary negotiation and promotion
- Planning your next certification: ISO 27001, ISO 45001, or specialized logistics standards
- Using gamified progress tracking and milestone badges
- Enrolling in refresher modules for ongoing skill development
- Activating mentorship pairing with seasoned ISO auditors
- Joining sector-specific working groups: maritime, pharmaceutical, aerospace
- Receiving invitations to private roundtables and expert briefings
- Establishing 24/7 incident reporting and escalation channels
- Creating incident classification and response tiers
- Drafting security breach communication protocols
- Coordinating with law enforcement and customs authorities
- Conducting post-incident reviews and lessons learned
- Integrating supply chain security into business continuity plans
- Developing alternate routing and recovery strategies
- Testing incident response plans through tabletop exercises
- Ensuring cyber-physical continuity in disruption scenarios
- Managing reputational risk after a security incident
Module 12: Certification Preparation and External Audit Readiness - Understanding the ISO 28000 certification process and stages
- Selecting an accredited certification body
- Drafting the certification application and scope statement
- Conducting a pre-certification gap analysis
- Preparing for Stage 1 documentation review
- Simulating Stage 2 on-site audit scenarios
- Organising evidence files for each ISO 28000 clause
- Training staff on auditor interaction and response protocols
- Addressing non-conformities from certification audits
- Maintaining certification: surveillance and recertification cycles
Module 13: Performance Evaluation and Management Review - Defining key performance indicators for supply chain security
- Tracking metrics: incident rates, audit scores, compliance levels
- Analysing trends and identifying improvement opportunities
- Conducting regular management review meetings
- Reviewing internal audit results, risk assessments, and objectives
- Evaluating resource adequacy and support needs
- Updating the security management system based on feedback
- Documenting management review outputs and decisions
- Linking security performance to organisational KPIs
- Reporting results to the board or governance committee
Module 14: Continual Improvement and Advanced Integration - Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to security
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Leveraging technology: AI, blockchain, and real-time monitoring
- Integrating ISO 28000 with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001
- Aligning with C-TPAT, AEO, and other regulatory programmes
- Incorporating sustainability and ethical sourcing into security
- Scaling the system across global subsidiaries and regions
- Developing training pathways for new hires and contractors
- Creating a security champions network across departments
- Future-proofing against emerging threats: drone surveillance, deepfakes
Module 15: Real-World Application Projects and Certification Portfolio - Crafting a site-specific ISO 28000 implementation roadmap
- Conducting a full organisational risk assessment
- Drafting a security policy for executive approval
- Designing a supplier security questionnaire
- Building a security awareness training program
- Creating an internal audit schedule and checklist
- Developing an incident response playbook
- Mapping compliance with customs and border programmes
- Drafting management review meeting minutes
- Assembling a certification evidence portfolio
- Practicing auditor Q&A through written scenarios
- Revising controls based on feedback and testing
- Finalising documentation for certification submission
- Presenting a board-ready business case for certification
- Designing a post-certification monitoring dashboard
Module 16: Certification, Career Advancement, and Next Steps - Submitting your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding ISO 28000 expertise to your LinkedIn profile and CV
- Participating in the alumni network of certified professionals
- Accessing exclusive job board listings for security roles
- Receiving updates on advanced training pathways
- Exploring lead auditor training and accreditation paths
- Leveraging your certification in consulting and advisory roles
- Sharing success stories with peers and industry groups
- Accessing template letters for salary negotiation and promotion
- Planning your next certification: ISO 27001, ISO 45001, or specialized logistics standards
- Using gamified progress tracking and milestone badges
- Enrolling in refresher modules for ongoing skill development
- Activating mentorship pairing with seasoned ISO auditors
- Joining sector-specific working groups: maritime, pharmaceutical, aerospace
- Receiving invitations to private roundtables and expert briefings
- Defining key performance indicators for supply chain security
- Tracking metrics: incident rates, audit scores, compliance levels
- Analysing trends and identifying improvement opportunities
- Conducting regular management review meetings
- Reviewing internal audit results, risk assessments, and objectives
- Evaluating resource adequacy and support needs
- Updating the security management system based on feedback
- Documenting management review outputs and decisions
- Linking security performance to organisational KPIs
- Reporting results to the board or governance committee
Module 14: Continual Improvement and Advanced Integration - Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to security
- Embedding continual improvement into daily operations
- Leveraging technology: AI, blockchain, and real-time monitoring
- Integrating ISO 28000 with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001
- Aligning with C-TPAT, AEO, and other regulatory programmes
- Incorporating sustainability and ethical sourcing into security
- Scaling the system across global subsidiaries and regions
- Developing training pathways for new hires and contractors
- Creating a security champions network across departments
- Future-proofing against emerging threats: drone surveillance, deepfakes
Module 15: Real-World Application Projects and Certification Portfolio - Crafting a site-specific ISO 28000 implementation roadmap
- Conducting a full organisational risk assessment
- Drafting a security policy for executive approval
- Designing a supplier security questionnaire
- Building a security awareness training program
- Creating an internal audit schedule and checklist
- Developing an incident response playbook
- Mapping compliance with customs and border programmes
- Drafting management review meeting minutes
- Assembling a certification evidence portfolio
- Practicing auditor Q&A through written scenarios
- Revising controls based on feedback and testing
- Finalising documentation for certification submission
- Presenting a board-ready business case for certification
- Designing a post-certification monitoring dashboard
Module 16: Certification, Career Advancement, and Next Steps - Submitting your Certificate of Completion from The Art of Service
- Adding ISO 28000 expertise to your LinkedIn profile and CV
- Participating in the alumni network of certified professionals
- Accessing exclusive job board listings for security roles
- Receiving updates on advanced training pathways
- Exploring lead auditor training and accreditation paths
- Leveraging your certification in consulting and advisory roles
- Sharing success stories with peers and industry groups
- Accessing template letters for salary negotiation and promotion
- Planning your next certification: ISO 27001, ISO 45001, or specialized logistics standards
- Using gamified progress tracking and milestone badges
- Enrolling in refresher modules for ongoing skill development
- Activating mentorship pairing with seasoned ISO auditors
- Joining sector-specific working groups: maritime, pharmaceutical, aerospace
- Receiving invitations to private roundtables and expert briefings
- Crafting a site-specific ISO 28000 implementation roadmap
- Conducting a full organisational risk assessment
- Drafting a security policy for executive approval
- Designing a supplier security questionnaire
- Building a security awareness training program
- Creating an internal audit schedule and checklist
- Developing an incident response playbook
- Mapping compliance with customs and border programmes
- Drafting management review meeting minutes
- Assembling a certification evidence portfolio
- Practicing auditor Q&A through written scenarios
- Revising controls based on feedback and testing
- Finalising documentation for certification submission
- Presenting a board-ready business case for certification
- Designing a post-certification monitoring dashboard