… using our assets. By sharing our content and vigilance messaging we are ensuring that the wider public are aware of …

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… just the police 1 . Findings also suggest that vigilance messaging can reassure visitors that their concerns will be … or desensitisation as a result of the counter terrorism messaging 4 .     3. Take advantage of free security …

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In-line with the latest security advice, the National Stakeholder Menu of Tactical Options (‘Menu of Tactical Options’) has been updated to better support businesses with implementing changes to their security management and decision-making processes during periods of increased national threat.

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… shows that the public responds positively to security messaging. Encourage businesses, venues and event organisers …

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… key aspect in the NPSA Insider Risk Mitigation Framework ). Messaging from leaders or managers is recommended to …

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… specific threats?  Have you, your family or associates been targeted in the past?  The Blue Book: A Guide to Personal …

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… on social media, in newsletters and on venue screens, with messaging to encourage attendees to stay safe and report …

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… around the country which were showing the Eurovision final. Targeted, paid social media adverts ran from Thursday 11 May … authors with more than 149 posts online using the toolkit messaging. For the first time, digivans were used to highlight vigilance messaging to Eurovision fans and were positioned close to …

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On Tuesday 2nd May, the Home Office published a draft Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill. The new draft law will ensure that the UK will be better prepared for, and protected from, terrorist attacks.

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Understanding terrorist targeting is an essential part of our efforts to protect the public and prepare against the threats we face.

To further explore this area, NaCTSO commissioned Coventry University to investigate whether a prominent risk assessment framework, known by the acronym ‘EVIL DONE’, can be used to identify attractive and vulnerable targets within a UK context.

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