Professional course · ISR-1 Build a structured view of security stakeholders to strengthen engagement, decision-making, risk management and trust. Who should attend Course purpose A stakeholder register provides a structured way for a security department to understand, manage and engage the individuals and groups connected to its security operations. Regular and structured engagement builds trust, strengthens the security department’s reputation and supports better communication and decision-making. This practical course guides participants through identifying, categorising, analysing, prioritising and maintaining a stakeholder register tailored to their organisation. Course objectives Operational outcomes A practical stakeholder register structure Clearer communication and engagement priorities Better understanding of stakeholder interests More informed security decisions Stronger support for risk and change management Improved trust and security department reputation Register, risk and ownership Records people and groups with an interest in, influence on or relationship with security activity. Records risks, causes, consequences, controls, owners and treatment actions. Records ownership interests and shareholder information rather than the wider stakeholder environment. Practical application The course moves from identifying stakeholders to understanding their interests, influence, expectations and relationship with security. Potential course benefits Make security relationships more visible, purposeful and connected to organisational priorities. Make security relationships more visible, purposeful and connected to organisational priorities. Make security relationships more visible, purposeful and connected to organisational priorities. Make security relationships more visible, purposeful and connected to organisational priorities. Make security relationships more visible, purposeful and connected to organisational priorities. Make security relationships more visible, purposeful and connected to organisational priorities. Make security relationships more visible, purposeful and connected to organisational priorities. Make security relationships more visible, purposeful and connected to organisational priorities. Delivery options Delivered online via Zoom or Microsoft Teams, or in-company for organisational teams. Course fee available upon application. A security plan without stakeholders is just a plan on paper.Introduction to Security Stakeholder Register
For internal security departments managing important relationships
Internal security departments
Security managers and team leaders
Security governance practitioners
People responsible for engagement and risk
Make stakeholder relationships visible and useful
What participants will be able to do
Understand the purpose of a security stakeholder register
Identify and categorise security stakeholders
Develop a register for organisational needs
Analyse and prioritise interests and concerns
Plan effective stakeholder communication and engagement
Maintain and update the register continuously
What participants can take back to work
Use the right register for the right purpose
Stakeholder register
Risk register
Shareholder register
From a list of contacts to a stakeholder universe
Why stakeholder registers matter
Improved communication and engagement
Enhanced project and change management
Stronger risk management
Better resource optimisation
More strategic decision-making
Earlier conflict resolution
Greater support for change
Trust and reputation building
Adapt the course to your organisation
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