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… to ensure that staff are able to identify who works at your business and who is visiting your business, and to ensure that they only have access to the parts of your business that are necessary for them. There will be areas in …
… or all of your OSN profiles being seen by a large audience. Business networking sites such as Linkedln also require … do not have the appropriate privacy settings applied, your business or social network accounts can be a veritable ‘gold … you can find out about yourself, your family or your business on-line and edit where able You should not …
… they hold a valid EPP licence. This is not required for business-to-business transactions, however sellers must ensure the sale is for a legitimate business purpose. Take appropriate steps to assess whether …
… the UK, the resources across all agencies and potentially business and industry. It is therefore unlikely to remain in … terrorist attack and increase in threat level, the overall business strategy is: To understand the type of threat posed … range of tactical options that are best suited to continue business-as-usual, in the parameters of this heightened …
Keywords:
National Stakeholder Menu
, Tactical Options
, Protective Security
, Protective measures
, Threat
, MOTO
… on how different sectors can act to help make their businesses, institutions or organisations safer. This … at those in the security sector and those who own or run businesses, organisations, amenities or utilities. Some of …
Keywords:
Attack Methodology
, PALs
, PALs Guidance
, publicly accessible places
, Security Culture
, security planning process
, Crowded Places
, Stay safe
, Public events
, public spaces
, Threat
, Risk
, Run Hide Tell
, protect crowds
, Protective Security
, Counter Terrorism Security Advisors
, Events
, Advice
, Guidance
, NaCTSO
, Security measures
, Business
, Personnel Security
, Physical Security
, Cyber Security
… need to select which of the above threats you feel your business is exposed to. This should be recorded in Part I … provide management direction and support in accordance with business requirements and relevant laws and legislation. A … be regularly reviewed and clearly communicated across your business. The absence of such a framework may leave your …
… of a raised general threat level or specific threat to the business, additional maintenance arrangements should be … Detection Systems: Your first line of defence if your business is located on a site, is the site perimeter. There … to the UK's critical national infrastructure and the wider business sector. It is essential that software and hardware …
… should identify threats which could have an impact on the business and its vulnerabilities. This risk assessment can … Communications Internal Stakeholder Engagement: The business or organisation should consider how to communicate … Stakeholder Engagement: Engagement with neighbouring businesses should be on a regular basis and should be …
… from criminals, terrorists, or competitors seeking a business advantage, may rely upon the cooperation of an … could be an employee, contractor, agency staff or even a business partner who has authorised access to your assets. … as well as potential harm to employees, customers, and/or business performance. Before embarking on a change …
Keywords:
Personnel Security
, Risk
, Physical Security
, Security Culture
, Risk Management
, Hiring security
, Venues and Public Spaces
, Venues
, public spaces
… launched ACT in a BOX: an interactive product that enables businesses to rehearse and explore their response to … experience joining the ACT Suite of products. It allows businesses to rehearse their response to a fictional … and exercising programme or as an engaging group activity. Businesses with less experience running exercises or group …
Keywords:
Preparedness
, Exercise
, ACT
, e-Learning
, incident response
, NaCTSO
, Action Counters Terrorism
, Awareness