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… Locations in the planning and implementation of their site’s emergency response. This document provides generic … although they should always do so in consultation with the Security Manager or responsible individual. This must always be documented. Actions taken by your site should be reasonable, necessary and proportionate, …
… and briefings How to minimise queuing times to speed up security screening and entry, such as not carrying … pay for them) Whether it would be better not to leave the site immediately with the crowd at the end of an event The … congregating too long around entrances to major public sites At ports and airports don’t linger unnecessarily on …
… a forgery.       4. Company policy and procedures Build security duties and responsibilities into your company’s … they may seek to exploit in the future. Social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram are … due to what is disclosed.   Go to the Get Safe Online website to learn about keeping safe while online.   4.2 Key …
… process. However, terrorism may not be the only threat a site faces. This guidance therefore uses the term ‘hostile’ … or group conducting reconnaissance. The National Protective Security Authority NPSA (formerly CPNI) defines hostile … security and the likelihood of success. Information about a site or event may be gained through online research, …
… the country. However, as their use increases and develops, security risks are also emerging. Overseas, terrorists are … is increasing, with over-flights of critical and sensitive sites now common place, and their use in carrying out unlawful protest increasing. Sites need to consider the potential security risks posed by …
… can help reduce the likelihood of threats entering your site and help detect threats that may already be on your site. Visible search measures may also serve as a deterrent … local Police CTSA, Police Search Adviser (PolSA) or Police Security Co-ordinator (SecCo). Searching people and their …
… the procedures and the people that govern its use. A good security culture is paramount in making sure your site remains secure whilst remaining accessible to your …
… 1. Introduction It is important to ensure that a site is kept secure while remaining accessible to your visitors or customers. There will be areas in a site or venue that, for various reasons, should be kept … active management, appropriately trained staff and a good security culture. Access Control Checklist     2. Appearance …
… can help reduce the likelihood of threats entering your site and help detect threats that may already be on your site. Visible search measures may also serve as a deterrent …
… Items left unsecured on site, such as flammable liquids, could be used by terrorists … to ensure good housekeeping is maintained within your site.    …