General Flashcards
What is the definition CPO in terms of their responsibilities
A close protection officer is a trained qualified and licensed individual whose job is to protect their principal
What is it that a CPO protects, with regards to the principal
List 5 ways a CPO might protect their client
Life - from injury
Harassment - from media & individual
Family - principals family
Property - principals house or belongings
Lifestyle - make sure they are comfortable
Business - provide security
Image - protect them from themselves
What are some of the characteristics of a good CPO
List at least 5
Honest Integral Discreet Well presented Interpersonal skills Calm Disciplined
Difference between the client and the principal
Client is the one paying the bills
Principal is the person you are protecting
Two pros of working alone
Direct communication with the principal
No team members to complicate security
Two cons of working alone
No back up
More responsibilities
What are the roles you might be asked to accomplish whilst working as a CPO
List 3
Reccies Driving Escorting Planning/schedules Events
What quantifies an unsuccessful outcome whilst acting as a CPO
If the primary objectives are not met
If the principal is hurt
If the subjects image/property/dignity is damaged
What is a penetration test? And why is it done
The security of the principal is tested by operatives. This is done in order to highlight any weaknesses in the security matrix.
Why is Continuous professional development important?
3 reasons
Keep up to date with changes in the law
Check availability of covert technologies which might be used against you
Keep up to date with organisations and potential threats