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Personal Security

… Our own security, and the safety of those close to us, is of great importance. … more you do to protect yourself, the better protected you and your family will be. … there are some steps we might choose to take to mitigate and avoid risk. The recommendations contained within this …
Keywords: Emergency , Attack , Security

Postal Security

… Letters, parcels, packages and other items delivered by post or courier have been used on occasion to disguise harmful devices and substances. Most businesses will regularly receive mail and other deliveries, which offers a potentially attractive …

Site security

… ​​​​​​All visitors and contractors accessing the premises should be required to … arrival. Visitors should sign-in, be issued visitor passes and have a legitimate reason for their visit. These identification passes should be worn and ‘be visible’ at all times; anyone not wearing a pass …
Keywords: Site , Security Culture , Vehicle as a Weapon , Access control , Threat , Site security , Vehicle , Security , Goods vehicles , Theft , CCTV , Drivers , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Visitors , Contractors

Physical Security Measures

… The measures detailed here include a mix of permanent and temporary solutions. If you decide to make significant … building management company or landlord. Consider regularly checking external areas of your premises that could be … in the event of a quickly unfolding incident. Contents Securing the contents of your premises will reduce the …

Security Culture

… or terrorism-related activity. Take the time to understand your working environment, your regular commute, your daily routine and the activities you see most often, which should help you learn to spot the difference between normal and unusual or suspicious activity. If you see someone …

Vehicle security

… Security features that keep the driver and vehicle safe and secure should be considered during the vehicle … costs to a business caused by the theft of a vehicle and/or load can be considerable. The decision will depend on … If your vehicle is stolen, you should call 999 and alert the call handler to the following information: The …
Keywords: Vehicle , Security , vehicle security barriers , Threat , Attack

Security away from home

… recognise the potential for a situation to quickly develop and increase your vulnerabilities; some useful points to … risk: consult your Employer's Lone Working Risk Assessment and adhere to employer guidance and policy make sure that your mobile, lone worker device …

Security tips for goods vehicle drivers

… Goods vehicle drivers should consider and make use of practical security steps. … vehicle drivers should follow these security procedures and bear useful security tips in mind, both when out on the … Only discuss high risk routes with your transport office Securing and checking your vehicle Lock and secure your …
Keywords: Vehicle as a Weapon , Threat , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Vehicle , Personal Security , Goods vehicles , Identity , Securing and checking , Private information , Drivers , Action Counters Terrorism

Security at Home

… a routine for completing checks to confirm all doors and windows are secure before going to bed or leaving the … check for signs of a break in before entering the property and for suspicious behaviour before departure be aware of your surroundings and recognise situations where you may be more vulnerable …
Keywords: Home security , Security at home , Safety

People, security culture and behaviours

… call the police on 999.  Security awareness, vigilance and reporting suspicious behaviour increases the likelihood … for reporting any unusual behaviour to supervisors and police should be developed and briefed to all staff. … for recording site security patrols, and monitoring and checking visitors and vehicles. Identification passes should …
Keywords: Security Culture , Vehicle as a Weapon , Risk , Protective Security , Attack , NPSA , Business , Threat , Vigilance , Action Counters Terrorism , Deter Threats , Screening