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The Blue Book: A Guide to Personal Security

… some technical detail, it is advisable to seek the support of a security professional, or from the appropriately … stay safe at home, at work, on-the move and online. It is important to be mindful of the risks. These will be dependent …
Keywords: Blue book , CTSA , Risk , Protective Security

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

… IB6 should be considered together with this tactic. It is important to understand that CCTV will not prevent criminal … policies). Overlooking Access Control area. It is also important to recognise the difference between the monitoring … not compromise the criminal investigation.    Health and Safety/Other Legal Issues Businesses/organisations that are …
Keywords: CCTV , Access control , Security , Perimeter

Welcome to ProtectUK

… counter terrorism and protective security advice. We support business, government and community organisations in the …

Attack methodology: Vehicle bombs

… IED components. Could staff readily recognise and more importantly respond and report suspicious customers at your premises?  conducting … the vehicle Trust your instincts. If you suspect it, report it. Call 999 if you suspect a VBIED   2. Under-Vehicle …
Keywords: Vehicle as a Weapon , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Risk Assessment , Security measures , Bomb threat , PALs Guidance , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations

Tactic IB1: Ensure that staff are briefed on Threat and Response Levels

… record for briefing, personal record etc.). It is important to test and exercise your response activity for each … to the site. These risks must also be acknowledged. It is important to record current and emerging risks, risk … to terrorists preparing an attack.    Health and Safety/Other Legal Issues     Businesses/organisations that …
Keywords: Threat , Threat Level , Risk Assessment , Communications , National Threat Level

Section 3- Site security

… contractors accessing the premises should be required to report to reception or an individual in authority to notify … controlled with appropriate access control measures. Transport Operators should consult their local CTSA to agree a system for reporting and dealing with suspicious vehicles, and liaise …
Keywords: Site , Security Culture , Vehicle as a Weapon , Access control , Threat , Site security , Vehicle , Security , Goods vehicles , Theft , CCTV , Drivers , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Visitors , Contractors

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Travel

… It is important to consider the security of any vehicles you use … routines. Always carry a fully charged mobile phone or a portable power bank/charger as a backup. Before every … navigation devices where possible, including the support cradle/suction pads. Wipe away any suction marks left …

Advice for security managers during a heightened threat level

… will allow your security officers to understand the importance of proactive engagement and they should be … regimes.  'Recruit’ staff to be vigilant and immediately report suspicious activity and items Use existing staff … look like. Encourage them to trust their instincts and report anything suspicious immediately to the security control …
Keywords: Threat , SCAN , Physical Security , Personal Security , Perimeter , Risk Management , Counter Terrorism Support , Terrorism threat levels , Guidance , Venues and Public Spaces , Business Continuity , Security Managers , Building