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Tactic DB7: Check all vehicles and personnel on entry (including emergency services)

… personnel as they enter and/or exit can help reduce the risk of weapons or unauthorised materials being brought on … should only be considered as a supplement for other risk reduction measures. Having rigorous controls on what … away unexpected deliveries, may significantly reduce the risk.   Method All prohibited items should be defined and …
Keywords: Communications , Search planning , Health & Safety

NPSA seeks barrier manufacturers and innovators for test programme

… Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) solutions that reduce the risk of vehicle-borne attacks to the public.   NPSA has …
Keywords: Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , vehicle security barriers , Vehicle as a Weapon , HOSTILE VEHICLE , National Barrier Asset , vehicle security barriers , NPSA

Personal Security

… some steps we might choose to take to mitigate and avoid risk. The recommendations contained within this guidance are …

The Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Consort

… or more rural areas should also have been aware of possible risk.  In general, we would like the public to report if … demand an equally robust response because of the health risks posed to the public. You can read more about CBRN here …
Keywords: Coronation , King Charles III , King Charles III Coronation , London , Public events , Buckingham Palace , Events , Event Security , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , King and The Queen Consort

Tactic RB6: Ensure contents of crisis response and PAcT kits are up-to-date, secure and easily accessible

… be retained within their employment training records.   Risk Assessment A risk assessment should identify threats which could have an impact on the business and its vulnerabilities. Such risk assessments should clearly define organisational as …
Keywords: Crisis Management , Communications , First Aid , First aid equipment , PAcT , Security

Unintended Consequences Research: Identifying the Impact of NaCTSO Public-Facing Products and Campaigns

… major cautionary tale in counter-terrorism practices is the risk of unintended negative effects’ (2020: 105). This … products precede ACT awareness as this may increase the risk of confirmation bias and/or risk leaving receivers with specific, yet partial knowledge …
Keywords: Counter Terrorism Policing , Consequences , Unintended Consequences , Research , Awareness

Security professionals urged to tackle threat from state actors

… damaging activity against the UK. Without it, individuals risk committing an offence under the National Security Act … who they are working for. If they don’t, they seriously risk breaking the law and aiding states who seek nothing … close protection, or advise on corporate security and risk, are attractive targets for foreign powers to act as …

A research based approach

… will stop them running. The skill of being able to assess risk involves combining awareness of the severity of the … the police’ However, it was necessary to highlight the risks of using phones during an attack, due to a widespread …
Keywords: ACT , School , Education , Awareness , PSHE , Teacher

Conflict in the Middle East – What does it mean for UK business?

… to the workforce (a key aspect in the NPSA Insider Risk Mitigation Framework ). Messaging from leaders or …
Keywords: Business , Counter Terrorism Policing , ACT Awareness , NPSA , JTAC

Terrorist use of Firearms

… a firearm without needing to utilise a criminal contact or risk detection through importation of an original lethal … a means of acquiring a firearm without criminal contact, or risking detection through illegal importation of a … for firearms focused on their detectability at borders, the risk of them being illegally brought on to planes and used …
Keywords: Firearms , Threat analysis , Attack Methodology , PALs , Threat