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Tactic RB1: Review and communicate incident response and business continuity plans with staff and neighbouring businesses 

… area the site operates within. There are a number of key principles that should be applied when engaging with …
Keywords: Business Continuity , Crisis Management , incident response , Risk

Tactic IB4: Implement communication links with surrounding premises to pass on information and suspicious activity

… area the site operates within. There are a number of key principles that should be applied when engaging with …
Keywords: Crisis Management , Risk Assessment , Awareness , Security , Attack

Tactic VB2: Review patrol and positioning of security staff

… area the site operates within. There are a number of key principles that should be applied when engaging with …
Keywords: Security , Hostile Reconnaissance , Staff , Awareness , Training

Stay Safe – Weapons and firearms attack

… yourself in a room if possible.   Follow the RUN HIDE TELL principles – Inform the police, call 999 … Stay Safe – …
Keywords: Run Hide Tell , Evacuation , Terrorist threat , Firearms , Weapons of Terrorism , Attack

Personnel and people security

… must be carried out in accordance with the data protection principles set out within the act.   3. Pre-employment … The application of good ongoing personnel security principles adds significant value to physical and technical … the codes of practice and standards required Provide photo passes to contract and agency staff and stipulate that …
Keywords: Personnel Security , Risk , Physical Security , Security Culture , Risk Management , Hiring security , Venues and Public Spaces , Venues , public spaces

Tactic IB2: Ensure that staff are briefed in observing, detecting and responding to suspicious activity

… neighbouring businesses as well.  There are a number of key principles that should be applied when engaging with …
Keywords: Hostile Reconnaissance , Suspicious activity , Risk Assessment , Security mindedness , Suspicious Behaviour

Tactic DB1: Close non-essential access and egress points

… area the site operates within. There are a number of key principles that should be applied when engaging with …
Keywords: Emergency exits , Evacuation , Mail handling , Security , Risk Assessment

Tactic DB3: Ensure that all visitors and contractors provide at least 24 hours’ notice prior to attendance

… area the site operates within. There are a number of key principles that should be applied when engaging with …
Keywords: Security , Security Culture , Risk Assessment , Event safety , Visitors , Identification , ID Badges

Tactic EB3: Cancel all non-essential training and meetings

… area the site operates within. There are a number of key principles that should be applied when engaging with …
Keywords: Staff , Security , Emergency Planning , Incident Management

Tactic EB4: Ensure a Crisis Communication Plan is agreed and document all decisions including rationale

… area the site operates within. There are a number of key principles that should be applied when engaging with …
Keywords: Staff , Risk Management , Risk Assessment , Communications , Security , Security plan