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Security guidance for elections

Keywords: Election , Cyber Security , Politics , Venues , Election security

Tactic EB2: Join up resources with neighbouring businesses and contacts

… attack), businesses could potentially offer their premises as shelter for injured persons from their own or adjacent premises or provide space/services as part of Business … opportunities with neighbouring businesses. Test and exercise jointly, with resources from neighbouring businesses …
Keywords: Major incident , Security , Communications , Health & Safety

Crisis response kit checklist

… responsibility for publicly accessible locations are advised to consider the threat from a broad range of terrorist methodologies such as Marauding attacks or improvised explosive devices. Planning your emergency response …
Keywords: Response , Marauding , publicly accessible places , Threat , Emergency Planning , PALs Guidance , PALs , publicly accessible locations , publicly accessible places

Purple Guide Chapter on Counter Terrorism - Sources of Help

… to the event. This will usually sit with the event organiser and it is important that some form of memorandum of understanding is completed between the event organiser and the police to agree on terms around risk ownership, … who will produce a plan and a range of measures to minimise, mitigate and manage the residual risk of a terrorist …

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

… Access Control area. It is also important to recognise the difference between the monitoring and review of CCTV … and for the masking of images where they would otherwise overlook private residences. Requirements associated … of out-of-hours footage, should the threat level be raised or following an incident.  Identify ownership of the …
Keywords: CCTV , Access control , Security , Perimeter

Hazardous Substances

… activities. Perpetrators of crime or terrorism may utilise hazardous substances including corrosive or flammable …

Marauding Terrorist Attack (MTA): RUN HIDE TELL

… or injure as many people as possible. It is therefore advised that organisations are aware of the risks and have a … and whether the actions of one business will compromise that of another. Think about helping one another, by … do the police need to know? If you cannot speak or make a noise, listen to the instructions given to you by the call …
Keywords: Marauding , MTA , Run Hide Tell , Attack , Attack Methodology , PALs Guidance , PALs , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations

Tactic VB1: Ensure a strong security posture through Security Minded Communications

… manage sites, venues and events with the ability to utilise communications as part of their protective security … Security Minded Communications if the threat level is raised. You should identify ownership of its deployment and …
Keywords: Security measures , Security mindedness , Communications , Hostile , Emergency Planning

Tactic RB7: Prepare alerts, alarms and pre-scripted messages

… Staff will be better at using the system, be more practised, and more likely to follow the defined protocols that … amount of equipment that needs to be carried will be minimised. The response to any terrorist incident is split into … and pre-scripted messages should the threat level be raised or following an incident.  Identify ownership of the …
Keywords: Staff , Incident Management , Security , Access control , Risk

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

… Therefore, all visitors and contractors accessing the premises should be required to provide at least 24 hours’ notice … crucial in the event of an emergency evacuation of the premises. Visitors and contractors should be given a security … appropriately trained member of staff on arrival at the premises. This should include the following messages: Where an …
Keywords: Security , Security Culture , Risk Assessment , Event safety , Visitors , Identification , ID Badges