Maritime Security

This course provides an introductory understanding of the maritime infrastructure and operations.

This course provides the structure for security design of physical and logical systems.

This course provides the description of security postures are monitored and managed.

Mandatory course. Aspects of governance, business management /operations, cyber, and environmental themes are consolidated conceptually in terms of preparing candidates for their practical application in the maritime security domain.

This course provides an overview of how environmental factors and government decisions regarding related environmental management systems and the protection of sensitive marine ecosystems can affect maritime security.

This course provides an overview of how global aspects of climate change can affect maritime operations and how maritime security-related issues relate to climate change challenges with reference to the UN Conference on Climate Change - COP 27.

This course provides an overview of cybersecurity related issues, challenges, and practices within the maritime space.

This course provides through case study examples, an overview of an approach in identifying core issues, factors or considerations of domestic issues associated with competition, conflict, and other forms of disputes in domestic Canadian controlled waters.     

This course provides through case study examples, an overview of an approach to identifying core issues, factors or considerations associated with maritime security internationally or outside Canadian controlled waters.

This course provides an overview of the importance of maritime activities and the maritime industry to the world economy, through the lens of maritime security.

This course provides an overview of supply chain issues, concerns or vulnerabilities resulting from the unique operating environment of ports and vessels.