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Stage 1: Risk Identification

… with a threat assessment to help you to determine the terrorist threats relevant to your organisation. You will … threat to cause harm. To determine whether there is an issue with a control you have in place, you will need to … or gap you have recognised could be exploited by: A single threat source The vulnerability is capable of being …
Keywords: Risk Management , Risk Assessment , Risk , Response , Protective security

Tactic RB1: Review and communicate incident response and business continuity plans with staff and neighbouring businesses 

… Business Continuity Checklist . It need not be specific to terrorist incidents and can apply to any major disruption … that is being shared with other organisations. A single point of contact should be identified over who will … businesses in the area met and discussed security related issues. It is important to ensure that Incident Response and …
Keywords: Business Continuity , Crisis Management , incident response , Risk

Managing risk and business continuity

… must continue to do to survive the disruption from a terrorist attack. Consider a range of impacts that could … intensive to plan and deliver Can identify systematic issues in processes or gaps in processes/policies/procedures … Specific scenarios can be used and operational issues identified Allows all staff and stakeholders to …
Keywords: Risk Management , Risk , Incident Management , Business Continuity , Emergency Planning , Venues and Public Spaces

Tactic RB2: Ensure full adherence to incident response and business continuity planning checklist

… Business Continuity Checklist . It need not be specific to terrorist incidents and can apply to any major disruption … following a detailed risk analysis looking at potential issues and possible solutions. Typically, these issues relate to an organisation’s people, assets, property …
Keywords: Business Continuity , Crisis Management , Attack , Incident Management , incident response

Tactic RB4: Ensure suitability of egress routes and muster points

… premises should consider the threat from a broad range of terrorist attack methodologies. Such methodologies may … should be a senior manager responsible for the strategic issues, and a more junior manager should sit under them who will oversee tactical/operational level issues. For smaller organisations, these roles could be …
Keywords: Improvised Explosive Device , IEDs , Emergency Planning , Suspicious Item , Evacuation , CBR

Personnel and people security

… Threat Some external threats, whether from criminals, terrorists, or competitors seeking a business advantage, may … space. However, it also brings a number of people security issues, which, left unchecked, could lead to employee … and isolation, and being left ‘out of the loop’ performance issues including the possibility of both under and over …
Keywords: Personnel Security , Risk , Physical Security , Security Culture , Risk Management , Hiring security , Venues and Public Spaces , Venues , public spaces

CCTV

… Hostile reconnaissance refers to the planning phase of a terrorist attack. In order to identify these activities, … quality CCTV camera evidence can be compelling, though issues of image quality are a factor if CCTV images are used …
Keywords: CCTV , publicly accessible places , Hostile Reconnaissance , Security , Cyber , PALs Guidance , PALs , publicly accessible locations

Countering threats from Uncrewed Aerial Systems (C-UAS)

… develops, security risks are also emerging.     Overseas, terrorists are using UAS in conflict zones for surveillance, … against any suspicious activity. There should be a single point for reporting and recording such activity.   6. … Summary The information set out above has introduced the issues that must be considered when developing a Counter-UAS …
Keywords: Terrorist threat , Attack Methodology , Protective Security , Response , PALs Guidance , PALs , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations