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The chances of you or a member of your family becoming a victim of violent crime are low. Violent crimes by strangers in public places are rare and account for a very small percentage of recorded crime.
The assets provided below can be used to give you quick, instant advice for yourself or those around you.
This page displays links to further guidance to assist your business and organisation.

No single security measure or product will prevent crime or terrorism, but a thorough, sustainable approach to site security can help deter both.

It is acknowledged that many business owners will be occupying a premises within a managed…

Introduction

Everyone should be aware of security and the need to protect themselves from both crime and terrorism.

Though the likelihood of your premises being caught up in a terrorist attack is unlikely, attacks are possible anywhere…

ACT Awareness e-Learning

A free introduction to the role we can all play to prevent terrorism. Designed for all organisations, employees and the public. The course takes just over an hour to complete—an hour that could save lives.

Shopwatch

A…

Ensuring that staff are properly on-boarded and off-boarded is an important component of keeping your premises secure.

New staff joining your organisation should go through an on-boarding process to provide them with appropriate…

Below is a range of posters and a leaflet that have been designed to assist you in keeping your staff aware of their legal obligations under the Poisons Act 1972.
They have been designed to be both printed and displayed in staff areas and for use within staff training packages and websites.
There has been a significant growth in the legitimate use of drones over recent years. This is anticipated to increase as the potential uses of drones continue to develop. You should understand your rights, insurance requirements and policing powers in regards to drones and more.
Communities play an important part in the fight against terrorism. When communities ACT, they help defeat terrorism.