Industrial Security & Terrorism Preparedness
A professional programme that integrates industrial security management and counter-terrorism preparedness into a single curriculum mapped against international standards — delivered jointly with Universitas Indonesia.
IDR 17,000,000 per participant (≈ US$955) for the pilot cohort · VAT 11% included · details
Two security domains. One professional standard.
Most security training in Indonesia teaches facility protection or counter-terrorism awareness — rarely both, and rarely mapped to a standard that can be audited. ISTP closes that gap, adapted to Indonesian regulation and the Southeast Asian threat landscape.
Mapped, not improvised
Every topic is mapped to ASIS CPP domains, CTCB CCTP knowledge areas and ISO/NIST standards — and flagged where the mapping is only partial.
Read more →Learning built to be used
Within each training hour, lecturing is capped at 45 minutes; the remainder is exercises and discussion. One full day of counter-surveillance field study in a shopping centre.
Read more →Measured learning gain
Equivalent 20-item pre-test and post-test, presentation of findings to a panel, and a workplace application survey 60 days after the programme.
Read more →Academic anchor
An Academic Lead from Universitas Indonesia with a research background in terrorism studies; the curriculum is validated by the Academic Board.
Read more →A peer-level cohort
20–30 participants per cohort: CSOs, security managers, Gada Utama holders, risk and facility managers.
Read more →A career path, not a dead end
A mapped foundation for those who later pursue international certifications such as CPP or CCTP — shortening the path rather than replacing it.
Read more →40 training hours across 5 instructional days
16 hours delivered live online (Days 1–2) and 24 hours on site at the Universitas Indonesia campus and field locations (Days 3–5). The five instructional days are set within the 9–27 November 2026 window. Exact dates are announced by 10 October 2026 at the latest and sent to all registrants.
- The Role of Industrial Security in Terrorism Prevention
- Intelligence Gathering for Industrial Security
- Psychology for Industrial Security
- Criminological Theory and Security System Concepts
- Terrorist Motivations and Modi Operandi in Indonesia
- Regulatory Framework and Standards
- Security Leadership
- Cyber Security for Industry
- Industrial Security Foundations
- Risk Analysis
- Crisis Management
- Crisis Management
- Physical Security Systems
- Counter-Terrorism and Early Detection
- Field Case Study — On-Site Security Assessment (Role Play: Counter-Surveillance)
Pilot Cohort
9–27 November 2026
20–30 participants
Language of instruction: Bahasa Indonesia
Curriculum structure v2.0 · learning outcomes validated by the Academic Lead · effective 27 September 2026
Open pricing, clear terms
Fees, what they cover and the cancellation policy are published so that organisations can start their budget process straight away.
US$ equivalents are indicative at a rate of IDR 17,800 per US$1. All invoices and payments are in IDR.
What ISTP is not
Not a state competency certification
ISTP is not a BNSP/SKKNI scheme and does not replace Indonesian security officer competency certification (Gada Pratama to Gada Utama).
Not an ASIS or CTCB credential
ASIS CPP and CTCB CCTP are used as design references. ISTP is not affiliated with, and is not endorsed by, those bodies.
Not a substitute for the authority of the state
Course material contains no sensitive operational procedures and does not assume the authority of law enforcement.
The involvement of state institutions takes the form of subject-matter speakers and guidance on self-managed security within their respective mandates. The display of a logo does not imply certification, accreditation or quality assurance of the programme by that institution. APSI supports the programme as a professional community partner, not as an organiser.