There’s more to know about your organisation’s CCTV systems than whether they’re working or not.
About the course
Although the appropriate technical protection needs to be taken into account to stop cybercriminals, your organisation requires physical protection too. A CCTV system could be your organisation’s saving grace when it comes to stopping crafty criminals trying to steal your organisation’s information and assets. Still, the data they produce needs appropriate treatment.
Did you know that photographs and videos of people produced through CCTV systems are classed as personal information? This course will educate your staff on how to keep surveillance footage secure, to whom these images should be used by, and to whom these images may be disclosed to (and under which circumstances).
What’s covered
Best practices for storing CCTV footage.
Why CCTV footage is regulated by data protection legislation.
The importance of releasing CCTV footage correctly.
How individuals can request CCTV footage that features them.
Learning outcomes
By the time you complete CCTV, you should be able to:
Identify
The best practices for storing video footage.
The data protection laws which relate to CCTV.
At a time when our working lives are increasingly lived online, cybersecurity is more important than ever. Growing numbers of organisations are at risk from cyber threats that could disrupt.
Damage or even destroy the data and physical assets that make up their business. With over 90% of breaches occurring as a result of human error, we build solutions that are proven to reduce risk.
The CCTV Training Course is the front-line training course that is particularly designed for public space surveillance. It mainly consists of common security and industry knowledge with all the legal requirements.
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This qualification will help the learner to identify the purpose of a CCTV system and the roles and responsibilities of members of the CCTV team within the control room.
Our Highfield accredited CCTV course is a 3-day course designed to give people skills and knowledge to work with CCTV. The course has three modules and is assessed with two examinations and a practical assessment of the use of CCTV.
This accredited qualification is ideal for anyone wishing to work as a CCTV operator as it provides the necessary skills and knowledge to apply for an SIA licence in this field.
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