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… rail, aircraft) Improvised Explosive Device (IED, possibly person or vehicle borne, or placed) Fire as a Weapon …
… jewellery. It should not be used for securing sensitive or personal information as they can be opened with a master key …
… or significant disappearances and thefts. For in-person transactions, implement a system that reminds …
… Master Locksmith Association (MLA): www.locksmiths.co.uk Personal safety advice Crimestoppers: …
… Insider threat An insider is a person who exploits, or has the intention to exploit, their …
… on hazardous substance exposure Blue Book: A Guide to Personal Security The Blue Book: A Guide to Personal Security Counter Terrorism First Aid Awareness …
… slight gaps at edges) marked ‘to be opened only by...’ ‘personal’ or ‘confidential’ an item addressed to the … answer machine or voicemail. You should not provide any personal information or indicate that you are away from your … activities you use your device for, such as online banking, personal emails, social media and photographs. Could these …
… must also be complied with when processing employees’ personal information and using CCTV.  Small business owners …
… and of what to do if they see a suspicious item or a person acting unusually all doors should be properly closed … locked with windows closed? Do you have your keys on your person? Have you activated the vehicle's security devices …
… plans if there was an incident? What are the local plans? (personal emergency evacuation plan, first aid training or …