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Tactic RB2: Ensure full adherence to incident response and business continuity planning checklist

… must be positively influenced in ways that will enhance the security culture. This can be achieved by regularly … their personal responsibilities, accept the need for security measures and that security is seen as part of everyone’s responsibility; …
Keywords: Business Continuity , Crisis Management , Attack , Incident Management , incident response

Tactic EB1: Implement emergency change to shift patterns and agree plan with staff in advance

… in the mind-set of the terrorist, who prefers to encounter predictable arrangements in order to feel assured of … should be given to factoring this into the plan, and having security staff from other offices brought in to provide … organisation to obtain their support and cooperation. If security is provided by an external supplier, discussions …
Keywords: Threat Level , Emergency Planning , Staff , Communications

Regulator

… The Security Industry Authority (SIA) is a Home Office arm’s … the police and business operators on activities relating to counter terrorism, violence against women and girls, and spiking. … further information about the role of the SIA and private security, please visit: Security Industry Authority - GOV.UK …
Keywords: Regulator , SIA , Security Industry Authority , Martyn's Law , Protection , Premises , Events , Public protection , Enforcement

Tactic DB9: Restrict and only accept deliveries that are essential

… in partnership with the person with responsibility for security. The appropriate policy and procedures should … externally. Internal communications should encourage security awareness by general staff and a positive security culture should be encouraged through internal …
Keywords: Deliveries , Risk , Strategic , Staff , Threat

Attack methodology: Vehicle bombs

… hostile reconnaissance and undertake ‘dry-runs’ to test the security response. How might your staff identify such … where there is high footfall, or where there are effective security measures in place.     2.2 Search and detection … 999 if you suspect a UVIED   2.4 Considerations for site security managers Understand the threat posed by vehicles …
Keywords: Vehicle as a Weapon , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Risk Assessment , Security measures , Bomb threat , PALs Guidance , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations

Tactic DB8: Implement a regular and unpredictable search sweep rota across site, including areas hidden from surveillance

… might want to cause harm do not understand and exploit your security search methods. Method Search Regime Overview: … by the organisation and site, and correspond with other security measures in place. It may be appropriate to … externally. Internal communications should encourage security awareness by general staff and a positive security …
Keywords: Communications , Vulnerabilities , Business

Tactic EB5: Ensure supporting technology, such as access control systems, are in working order

… Information and Intention There are a number of supporting security related technologies which play a role in the security operations of an organisation. These include: … (CCTV); Communications Systems; Door Alarms; Control Room; Security Lighting; IT infrastructure; and Vehicle Access …
Keywords: CCTV , Access control , Alarms , Security , Communications

Tactic SB1: Establish or review a C-UAV/UAS Plan

… uses of UAS continue to develop. As this usage increases, security risks are also emerging.  An Unmanned Aerial … given by your organisation to establishing or reviewing a Counter-UAV/UAS (C-UAV/UAS) plan to ensure that your … on establishing and reviewing a C-UAV/UAS plan, see:  Countering threats from Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) | …
Keywords: UAV , Drones , Risk Assessment , Threat