Security Screening (COR302)
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Course
English
Online
Course
French
Overview
Delivery method
Online
Duration
2 hours
Audience
Functional specialists
Description
Security specialists are expected to maintain a strong understanding of the essential information needed to navigate through the complexities of the security environment. This online self-paced course for security specialists outlines the basic tasks related to security screening requests and the evaluation of a person's reliability and loyalty to Canada. Participants will learn the various steps involved in the screening process and the requirements for reliability status and security clearances by working through case studies inspired by real-life scenarios.
Topics include:
- understanding reliability status
- explaining security clearances (Secret and Top Secret)
- listing the steps in the screening process
- analyzing screening requests
Legacy course code: S202
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