NEW SECURITY LEARNING

by Leornardo de Arrizabalaga y Prado

Despite, or because of its spread, the culture of Modernity faces conflict. This is not new. Since its inception, Modernity has struggled with enemies, and gradually won ground. Its success has made it complacent, soft, and careless of its own defences.

by Dr Alan Bruce

One of the noted aspects of training and skill acquisition in traditional security environments has been the need to develop training standards, methods, materials and assessment systems in often rigidly hierarchical environments. The sense of importance attached to accurate transmission of information, standardised procedures, risk management and accountability is interwoven with an innate sense that learning is done best when received from above and followed exactly.