While many governments and airport operators have emphasized the importance of security training and committed a large amount of budget to security training programs, the implementation of security training programs was not proactive but reactive. Moreover, most of the security training programs were employed as a demand or a trend-chasing activity from the government. In order to identify issues in airport security training and to develop desirable security training procedures in an airport, this preliminary study aims at providing (1) the description of current state of airport security training and training in general, (2) the study design and interview guide for studying airport security training, and (3) expected outcome from the study. © 2013 IEEE.
Evaluation of airport security training programs: Perspectives and issues
Shim, Woo Hyun;Massacci, Fabio;De Gramatica, Martina;
2013-01-01
Abstract
While many governments and airport operators have emphasized the importance of security training and committed a large amount of budget to security training programs, the implementation of security training programs was not proactive but reactive. Moreover, most of the security training programs were employed as a demand or a trend-chasing activity from the government. In order to identify issues in airport security training and to develop desirable security training procedures in an airport, this preliminary study aims at providing (1) the description of current state of airport security training and training in general, (2) the study design and interview guide for studying airport security training, and (3) expected outcome from the study. © 2013 IEEE.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione



