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Purple Guide Chapter on Counter Terrorism - Threat Levels

… attack behaviours at every stage, from planning and reconnaissance to deployment. The deployment of … operatives or encouraging staff to be aware of hostile reconnaissance behaviour are examples of detection … measures to minimise the impact of an attack. The use of a hostile vehicle mitigation system to prevent vehicular …

Attack methodology: Vehicle bombs

… report suspicious customers at your premises?  conducting hostile reconnaissance before the event. Terrorists will regularly carry out hostile reconnaissance and undertake ‘dry-runs’ to test the …
Keywords: Vehicle as a Weapon , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Risk Assessment , Security measures , Bomb threat , PALs Guidance , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations

Tactic VB2: Review patrol and positioning of security staff

… of situational awareness. Understand how to identify hostile reconnaissance. Communicate effectively. Respond … communications already in place to deter those conducting hostile reconnaissance. Supervisors are key to ensure high …
Keywords: Security , Hostile Reconnaissance , Staff , Awareness , Training

SCaN for security managers

… organisation, venue or event to further staff knowledge of hostile reconnaissance and how to help counter it.  You can find out …
Keywords: NPSA , Business , Physical Security , SCAN , Training , Security Managers

CCTV

… assist in the identification of suspicious activity or ‘hostile reconnaissance’. Hostile reconnaissance refers to the planning phase of a …
Keywords: CCTV , publicly accessible places , Hostile Reconnaissance , Security , Cyber , PALs Guidance , PALs , publicly accessible locations

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

… threat and can provide an enhanced deterrence perception to hostiles. These cannot be undertaken without pre-planning … to rotation, can help to support vigilance and provide a hostile environment for terrorists to operate in. Changes … potential attackers when they carry out online hostile reconnaissance as part of the attack planning process.      …
Keywords: Threat Level , Emergency Planning , Staff , Communications

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

… organisations are doing all they can to deter potential hostile actors from targeting them and are fully prepared if … Engagement: Detailed information relating to an incident of hostile reconnaissance or suspicious activity should not be …
Keywords: Crisis Management , Risk Assessment , Awareness , Security , Attack

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

… policy. Consider obscuration products (obscuration prevents hostile surveillance into a building). CCTV: CCTV is a good … should not be shared with external organisations. If hostiles were able to obtain this information, it could … potential attackers when they carry out online hostile reconnaissance as part of the attack planning process.     …
Keywords: CCTV , Access control , Alarms , Security , Communications

Tactic IB5: Actively monitor CCTV/VSS at all times and review out-of-hours footage

… will assist in the identification of suspicious activity or hostile reconnaissance. When operators are monitoring CCTV screens, … risks your organisation faces. Considering the nature of hostile reconnaissance, where it may be conducted in or …
Keywords: CCTV , Access control , Security , Perimeter

Tactic DB5: Cancel or postpone events

… to cancel or postpone an event. For incidents involving hostile actors on the ground, further preparation is … attack behaviours at every stage, from planning and reconnaissance to deployment. The deployment of behavioural … detection operatives or encouraging staff to be aware of hostile reconnaissance behaviour are examples of detection …
Keywords: Event Security , Risk Assessment , Threat , Security measures