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Integrated Physical and Cyber Security Strategy

Integrated Physical and Cyber Security Strategy
Course Code: 1V14 Duration: 10 Modules – Approximately 6 hours Accreditation: Board Certified

Course overview

Integrated Physical and Cyber Security Strategy: Corporate Security Operations Edition is built for the world you actually work in—where a compromised badge becomes a compromised network, and a “minor” sensor alert hides a deliberate attack.

Across 10 modules, you step inside Halcyon Global, a realistic multinational enterprise facing hybrid threats that move seamlessly between physical spaces and digital systems. You don’t just read about integrated security—you live it through narrative scenarios, crisis decisions, governance redesign, and the build-out of an Integrated Security Operations Center (ISOC).

This is not a theoretical course. It is an operational playbook for leaders who need to unify physical and cyber security into a single, coherent strategy that can withstand modern, hybrid risk.

Who is this for

This course is designed for professionals who carry real responsibility for corporate security and risk, including:

  • Corporate Security Leaders and Managers who oversee physical security, cyber security, or both, and need a unified model.
  • Security Operations and SOC Leaders who want to fuse physical and cyber monitoring into a single operational picture.
  • IT, Risk, and Facilities Executives who must align governance, identity, and access across domains.
  • Consultants and Advisors working on security transformation, integrated risk, or resilience programs.

If you operate in an environment where physical badges, digital identities, cloud platforms, and global facilities all intersect—this course is built for you.

Learner’s outcome

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Design an integrated security architecture that treats the enterprise as a single organism, not fragmented silos.
  • Build and govern a unified security program, including a Global Security Office, CSO role, and cross-functional Security Governance Council.
  • Implement hybrid incident response, where every event—physical or digital—is analyzed across domains.
  • Create and operate an Integrated Security Operations Center (ISOC) that fuses badge logs, CCTV, authentication data, endpoint telemetry, and environmental sensors into one risk picture.
  • Recognize and counter hybrid threats, from phishing-enabled physical intrusions to sensor-driven cyber breaches.
  • Drive cultural transformation, building shared understanding between physical and cyber teams and breaking down legacy silos.

You won’t just “know” integrated security—you’ll be ready to lead it, defend it, and transform how your organization thinks about risk in a world where physical and cyber are inseparable.