Bhutan Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) in coordination with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), Asia and Pacific (APAC) Regional Office, Bangkok, Thailand will be conducting ICAO combined Risk management and Insider Risk Workshop commencing from today. ICAO APAC combined Risk Management and Insider Risk Workshop is a State-level Capacity Building and this interactive workshop is to bring together the key national stakeholders with responsibilities to effectively assess risk through the identification and evaluation of threats, consequences, vulnerabilities and provide them with the skills necessary to apply risk management methodology when determining the appropriate level of security measures to be implemented.
This seven days, ICAO Risk Management and Insider Risk workshop is designed for aviation security management personnel and it focuses on risk management as it applies to protecting civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference. The workshop provides participants with the tools to effectively assess risk through the identification and evaluation of threats, consequences and vulnerabilities. This workshop will expose participants to guidance material incorporated in the ICAO Global Risk Context Statement and provide them with the skills necessary to apply risk management methodology when determining the appropriate level of security measures to be implemented.
Further, the workshop is designed to train personnel to identify and develop insider threat scenarios and implement related aviation security preventive measures, in accordance with Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) contained in Annex 17 – Aviation Security. The workshop will also introduce personnel to the ICAO Global Risk Context Statement (Doc 10108 – Restricted) guidance material and provide the skills necessary to apply risk management methodology to the insider threat to determine the appropriate level of security measures to be implemented. Recognizing that acts of unlawful interference perpetrated by insiders continue to be a threat to civil aviation, the participants will be responsible for the development, assessment, and management of aviation security measures.
