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Threat from Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Terrorism

… Globally, there has been a very small number of terrorist attacks where CBRN materials have been used. A chemical … in 1990. In Japan, a chemical weapon and a biological attack occurred against various targets between 1990 and … from CBRN Terrorism in the UK Whilst a CBRN terrorist attack has not previously occurred in the UK, Police and …
Keywords: CBRN , Threat analysis , Threat , Attack Methodology

Tactic RB4: Ensure suitability of egress routes and muster points

… should consider the threat from a broad range of terrorist attack methodologies. Such methodologies may include vehicle as a weapon, marauding attacks with either bladed weapons or firearms, and … necessary to protect life. Communication without alerting attackers is generally preferable, hence any use of code …
Keywords: Improvised Explosive Device , IEDs , Emergency Planning , Suspicious Item , Evacuation , CBR

Section 3- Site security

… potential time for an unauthorised activity and forces an attacker to act rapidly, making them more likely to trigger … vehicles being stolen and potentially used in terrorist attacks. Organisations can consult their local Counter … sites that may be vulnerable to terrorist or extremist attack. They also work with trade organisations and …
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

Counter Terrorism Crime Prevention Toolkit

… may feel the possibility of being caught up in a terrorist attack is unlikely, attacks are possible anywhere in the United Kingdom. As a …
Keywords: NaCTSO , Crime Prevention , Toolkit , Security , Legislation , Counter Terrorism , Run Hide Tell , Suspicious activity , CCTV , Alarms

Download the new Martyn's Law Myth Buster

… was tragically killed in the horrific Manchester Arena attack in 2017.  The Act will ensure the public are better … prepared and ready to keep people safe in the event of an attack.    The Home Office is pleased to share additional …

Conflict in the Middle East – What does it mean for UK business?

… terrorism threat level remains at SUBSTANTIAL, meaning an attack is likely.  We all have a role to play in keeping the UK safe. Attacks can happen in any place and at any time. ProtectUK … your staff are able to protect against the threat of terror attacks and be prepared to respond.  Some important steps to …
Keywords: Business , Counter Terrorism Policing , ACT Awareness , NPSA , JTAC

Document awareness

… threat Terrorists have used false identities when planning attacks. Terrorist and criminal organisations are able to …
Keywords: Threat , National Security , Personal Security , Suspicious Behaviour , Training , PALs Guidance , publicly accessible locations

Advice for security managers during a heightened threat level

… to give a broad indication of the likelihood of a terrorist attack and are based on a range of factors including current … This intervention casts doubt about the success of their attack planning. Staff briefings will allow your security … capable of being operationally effective against different attack types and can be secured and protected check critical …
Keywords: Threat , SCAN , Physical Security , Personal Security , Perimeter , Risk Management

ACT Security e-Learning

… for, and respond to, terrorist incidents and terrorist attacks whilst on duty. Please use Google Chrome when …

Physical Threats

… cannot Run, Hide Find cover from gunfire If you can see the attacker, they may be able to see you. Cover from view does … did you last see the suspects? Descriptions: Describe the attacker, numbers, features, clothing, weapons etc. Further … firmly Question you Be unable to distinguish you from the attacker Officers will evacuate you when it is safe to do so …