Whilst the likelihood of a terrorist attack is relatively low, it is important to understand the varying levels of complexity that an attack can manifest.
Keywords:
Attack
, Attack Methodology
, Threat
, Threat analysis
, Self-Initiated Terrorists
, VAPS
, Complex
, MTA
, Marauding Attack
, IEDs
, Venues and Public Spaces
The Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations, Coventry University have provided insights on the relevance of ‘EVIL DONE’ to the current UK threat landscape. With collaboration from: Professor Rachel Monaghan, Dr Bianca Slocombe, Professor David McIlhatton and Professor John Cuddihy.
Terrorism threat levels are designed to give an indication of the likelihood of a terrorist attack.
Keywords:
Threat Level
, Threat
, National
, National Security
, Terrorist threat
, Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre
, JTAC
, UK Threat Level
, Security Services
, Intelligence
, Reporting
The threat of a terrorist attack by firearm in the UK is not likely, but it is important to understand how the threat of firearms may impact you or your business.
Keywords:
Firearms
, Threat analysis
, Attack Methodology
, Threat
, Counter Terrorism
, Attack
, Weapons of Terrorism
, Venues and Public Spaces
, Guns
, Ammunition
Vehicle as a Weapon (VAW) is the deliberate use of a vehicle to injure and kill people or damage infrastructure. ProtectUK gives an insight into terrorist use of Vehicle as a Weapon (VAW) attacks.
Terrorists can use fire in attacks in a number of different ways. ProtectUK gives an insight into Terrorist use of Fire in Attacks and Fire as a Weapon (FAW).
Keywords:
Fire as a weapon
, Attack
, Attack Methodology
, FAW
, Arson
, Terrorist Attack
, Fire
, Weapon
, Terrorist threat
, MTA
, Marauding Attack
A drone is the common term used to describe an un-manned, remotely-controlled or autonomous vehicle. This article is an analytical look into the threat the UK faces from drones.
Keywords:
Drones
, Threat analysis
, Threat
, UAV
, Weapon
, Hostile Reconnaissance
, Drone
, public spaces
, Venues and Public Spaces
A directed terrorist attack is one that has been carried out by terrorists trained, funded, and logistically supported by terrorist groups, predominantly those based overseas. An enabled terrorist attack is one carried out by terrorists who have received some support from terrorist groups, usually in the form of targeting or methodology guidance.