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Tactic DB4: Ensure that visitors and contractors are accompanied at all times

… or agency or, indeed, the visitor themselves. Whilst on the premises, you have a duty of care to the visitor and/or … As a result, all visitors and contractors accessing the premises should be accompanied at all times.  This process … be crucial in the event of an emergency evacuation of the premises. The organisation has a responsibility to ensure …
Keywords: Threat , Security measures , Security mindedness , Risk Assessment

Stay Safe – Weapons and firearms attack

… go to a safer area, secure all entrances and exits to the premises where possible. Communicate to all present what is …
Keywords: Run Hide Tell , Evacuation , Terrorist threat , Firearms , Weapons of Terrorism , Attack , Attack Methodology

Download the new Martyn's Law Myth Buster

… The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 received Royal Assent in April. The Act … better protected from terrorism by requiring certain public premises and events to be prepared and ready to keep people …

Expert advice and guidance to help keep people safe

… immersive digital exercises help you to reflect on your own premises and work through how you would respond together to … with their roles using our interactive tools . Protect your premises  Everyone should be aware of security and the need … both crime and terrorism. Though the likelihood of your premises being caught up in a terrorist attack is unlikely, …
Keywords: Free to use resources , Online resources , resources , NaCTSO resources , Safety , incident response

New Martyn's Law animation

… resources, including the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025: Statutory Guidance, visit our Martyn's …
Keywords: Martyn's Law , SIA , Security Industry Authority , Counter Terrorism , Regulator , Terrorism Protection of Premises

Review your protective security plans in response to the increase in the national threat level

… | ProtectUK See, Check and Notify (SCaN) | Public Premises & Events | NPSA Disrupting Hostile Reconnaissance | …
Keywords: National Threat Level , Threat , Severe , Counter Terrorism Policing , Stakeholders

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

… and suspicious activity by individuals at your premises and the message must be reinforced regularly … activity/hostile reconnaissance which have occurred on the premises. Staff briefings should communicate the importance …
Keywords: Hostile Reconnaissance , Suspicious activity , Risk Assessment , Security mindedness , Suspicious Behaviour

Tactic RB4: Ensure suitability of egress routes and muster points

… Intention Those with responsibility for buildings and other premises should consider the threat from a broad range of … emergency response is usually made by the management of the premises. For outdoor festivals and other events, this may … is necessary to ensure points of contact for evacuating the premises are known to staff internally, and partners …
Keywords: Improvised Explosive Device , IEDs , Emergency Planning , Suspicious Item , Evacuation , CBR

Hostile reconnaissance

… third-party access to an organisation’s assets (including premises, information and people) Physical sabotage, …
Keywords: CPNI , Hostile Reconnaissance , Suspicious Behaviour , Security , Risk , Personnel Security , PALs Guidance , NPSA , PALs , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations

Physical Security Measures

… acknowledged that many business owners will be occupying a premises within a managed site, such as a shopping centre, or leased premises where tenants are unable to make structural changes … solutions. If you decide to make significant changes to the premises, consider consulting your insurance company for …