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Our mission is to lead the development of a knowledgeable, resilient and integrated security community across the Government of Canada. Welcome Formerly known as the Departmental Security Officer (DSO) Centre for Development (CfD), the Security Centre of Excellence (SCoE) has been in operation since 2012. Its mandate is to foster security community development and capacity building in order to achieve an expected level of readiness across government. Guided by a Board of Management and a new Strategic Plan, the SCoE serves the security community as a whole and aims to further facilitate the integration of government security and emergency management priorities. The SCoE acts as a force multiplier that facilitates cohesion throughout the security community. Building on expertise and best practices across the community, the SCoE aims to enhance readiness, preparedness and resilience. Our mission is to lead the development of a knowledgeable, resilient and integrated security community across the Government of Canada. The SCoE achieves excellence in security by promoting consistent, predictable, and standardized approaches to most security issues. The SCoE acts as a catalyst for change and its activities will support the adoption of a robust security posture and culture across government. Services Offered Take a look at our 2018-19 Annual Report to learn more about the Centre. Guide Operational/Tactical Advices & Guidance Business Continuity Management Armed Intruder Training Initiative Security Infraction Management Enable Talent Management Program Capacity Building Interactive Tools Digitization Connect Government of Canada Security Summit Young Security Professionals Network Security Readiness Forum Speakers Series Let's Chat Ask us a question directly by contacting SCoE-CEeS-info@pco-bcp.gc.ca. We also encourage everyone to engage the GC security community online by posting questions and sharing best practices on our Security Centre of Excellence group on GCcollab! Back to top