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Identify best security practices for clients, suppliers, or third parties involved in supply chain operations, considering BASC, OEA, and ISO 28000 standards, UTS (User of simplified procedure), to maintain the integrity of your operations. The Training Modality is offered according to the needs of your Company or work team |
Methodology: Virtual Synchronous / Customized Group Mode: Webinar Training / Workshop |
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Target Audience: |
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Supervisors, security coordinators, management systems, and those who wish to expand their knowledge on the subject. |
Objective:
To inform about best security practices for clients, suppliers, or third parties linked to the supply chain, considering standards such as OEA (Authorized Economic Operator), BASC, ISO 28000, and UTS (User of simplified procedure) previously known as qualified user, in order to improve protection, efficiency, and competitiveness in operations.
After the training:
The participant will be able to identify basic controls for clients, suppliers, or third parties involved in trade operations to maintain security in supply chains.
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Study Plan |
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Content |
Learning Objectives |
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1. Understand the importance of Security in the Supply Chain. |
Understand the basic requirements for selecting clients, suppliers, or third parties linked to the supply chain to mitigate risks, considering the requirements of:
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2. Identify applicable Standards or requirements for selecting clients, suppliers, or third parties involved |
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3. Best security practices in the supply chain |
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4. Understand the benefits of implementing security standards in the supply chain for Companies |
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5. Conclusions |
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Courses, Training, Webinars, Forums, Workshops, Audits, Security Visits, in risk management, security in the supply chain, BASC implementation, ISO, OEA, UTS, ConsultingQ, Importcenter Group of Colombia.
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