Assets Protection and Security
What do Assets Protection Professionals Do?
Assets Protection professionals’ responsibilities may include developing protection policies, conducting staff training programs, auditing corporate compliance, investigating employee misconduct and criminal activities, conducting criminal investigations committed against the corporation, disaster management planning and coordination, safety management, insurance and risk management and other related functions.
Student Opportunities
Assets Protection and Security students participate in a number of internships and cooperative education opportunities with major corporations such as:
- Marathon Oil
- Target
- Best Buy
- General Electric
- U.S. Army Bluegrass Depot Security Department
- Public and Private Sector Security Organizations
Starting level salaries are very competitive and the upward mobility of these professionals is exceptional.
Assets Protection and Security graduates have been employed by many different companies and government agencies, including:
- Leading retailers and manufacturers
- Financial institutions
- Hotels and resorts
- Hospitals
- Research centers
- Insurance corporations
- Agencies at federal, state and local levels