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Wellness is Vital for South Africa’s Private Security Sector

South Africa’s private security sector
In the evolving landscape of South Africa’s private security industry, with almost 10,000 companies and nearly 2.7 million registered personnel, the security industry is placing a growing emphasis on the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of its officers. In an environment where violent contract crimes, including murder and rape, sadly persist, the recognition of the
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How eLearning Meets the Training Needs of Security Personnel

meets the training needs of security personnel
In the heart of South Africa’s private security sector, the number of security officers surpasses that of the police force by a staggering 4 to 1. In 2022, according to figures from the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA), there were almost 2.7 million registered security guards, compared to the 140,048 on SAPS’ books. Every
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Tips For Effective High-Stress Security Training    

high stress security training
In South Africa, robust security personnel and services training are not just a necessity but a lifeline. To help organisations navigate this challenging terrain, we recommend the following for a comprehensive training program: Core skills and competencies Key touchpoints Simulation in training programme design Use of eLearning
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Effective Strategies to Counter South Africa’s Crime Scourge

South Africa’s crime scourge
South Africa has the eighth-highest global murder rate and a disconcerting presence on the cybercrime density list, the country faces complex security threats. Financial fraud, civil unrest, theft, armed robbery, carjacking, vandalism, and trespassing further compound these issues. The cost of safeguarding ourselves is staggering, with the nation allocating a substantial 10% of its GDP
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