Notice: ProtectUK app to close in December

… Contact your local police force regarding a crime or incident. If you are in need of urgent police assistance or …

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4 easy ways to reassure your customers that safety is a top priority

… so, could prevent hostile reconnaissance and terrorist incidents. Here are 4 quick and simple ways to reassure your … to build visitors’ knowledge of the correct response to an incident in or around your site. Exposure to Run Hide Tell …
Keywords: Protective Security , Protective measures , Business , Small business , Vigilance messaging , Security mindedness

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The National Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Centre (NCBRNC) Testing and Exercising

… app is designed to notify members of the public of a live incident and to keep people away from the scene. It also provides timely updates for those involved in the incident. This was the final exercise before the eNOTICE … to not only develop a capability to deal with such an incident, but to ensure it is tested and exercised regularly …
Keywords: Threat , Chemical , Biological , Radiological , Nuclear , Exercise , Germany , Dortmund

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The impact and unintended consequences of NaCTSO products and campaigns

… they need to understand and respond to security threats and incidents with confidence. … We are always looking for ways …
Keywords: Evidence-based policing , Research , Evidence , Protective security , publicly accessible locations , Preparedness , EVIL DONE , Situational Crime Prevention , Academia , Terrorist targeting , ACT training products , ACT Awareness , First Aid , SCAN , Martyn's Law , Counter Terrorism , campaign

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The Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Consort

… and other emergency services in the UK frequently deal with incidents involving CBRN-related materials, mostly chemical. … making of explosives.   Although the vast majority of these incidents are not related to terrorism, they demand an …
Keywords: Coronation , King Charles III , King Charles III Coronation , London , Public events , Buckingham Palace , Events , Event Security , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , King and The Queen Consort

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