ID Verification
Course Info
Jurisdiction | Global |
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Length | Self-Paced |
Language | English |
Voiceover | Yes |
$109.30
Description:
Accurate identification and verification are important components of access control and threat prevention. Security personnel may encounter a variety of identification documents, making the ability to assess their authenticity an important security skill. This course provides practical instruction on identifying and verifying identification documents, recognizing potential signs of falsification, and applying targeted questioning techniques during the verification process. Through scenario-based learning, participants develop greater awareness of document fraud and the strategies used to assess identification with greater confidence.
Core Learning Objectives
• Understand what identification involves and its role within the verification process. • Examine who may falsify identification documents and how falsified IDs may be used. • Learn what to look for when assessing identification based on specific security requirements. • Recognize common methods of identification document falsification. • Identify potential indicators of suspicion during the verification process. • Develop awareness of security features used in identification documents. • Understand the distinction between an identification document and an individual’s identity. • Learn approaches for assessing a person’s declared identity. • Explore the relationship between verification technology and human skills when assessing identification.
Why choose this course?
• Strengthen identification and verification skills that support effective access control and threat prevention. • Develop greater awareness of falsified identification documents and potential indicators of suspicion. • Build practical knowledge of document security features and methods of falsification. • Better understand the distinction between verifying an identification document and assessing an individual’s declared identity. • Explore how human observation and verification technology can work together when assessing identification.