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RUN HIDE TELL - Digital Communications Toolkit

… Report guidance page .  Below, you can download free social media assets to help raise awareness of the RUN HIDE TELL … Counter Terrorism Security Office and the Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) Association have also …
Keywords: Run Hide Tell , Toolkit , digital communications , Welsh translation , Digital assets , Poster , Social media , Video , NaCTSO guidance videos

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

… to trust their instincts and report anything suspicious immediately to the security control room/police. In these … external networks e.g. families and friends. Remember that social media is a potential area where this crossover may … avoid revealing details about the incident through social media without prior police consultation.    After an …
Keywords: Hostile Reconnaissance , Suspicious activity , Risk Assessment , Security mindedness , Suspicious Behaviour

Guidance for commercial vehicles and hire companies

… numbers, passwords or passcodes at regular intervals Have a social media policy that outlines what staff, drivers and passengers can and cannot put on social media platforms Consider using the Road Haulage …
Keywords: Vehicle , Prevent , Hiring security , Deterrent , Attack Methodology , Venues , PALs Guidance , publicly accessible locations

Tactic DB9: Restrict and only accept deliveries that are essential

… external networks e.g. families and friends. Remember that social media is a potential area where this crossover may occur. … tasked with providing policing to certain sites. External Media Engagement:   Engagement with the media should be …
Keywords: Deliveries , Risk , Strategic , Staff , Threat

Summer Vigilance Campaign Digital Toolkit – Sporting Events

… venue, the public often visit an organisation’s website or social media website. This is the same for hostiles. We have … of your website, or to accompany the materials on your social media channels. Please feel free to tailor to your … venue, the public often visit an organisation’s website or social media website. This is the same for hostiles.  We …
Keywords: Sports , Public events , Summer Vigilance , Vigilance , Vigilance messaging , Venues and Public Spaces , Venues , Social media , Media resources , Staff , Volunteers , Vigilance campaign , Summer Campaign , Summer , Digital assets , Toolkit , Social media , Poster , Communications , Security minded communications , Campaign materials

Working away from home (UK or Overseas)

… Refrain from posting information about the trip on social media. Before travelling, make sure that someone at home …

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

… This may be, for example, in the event of major negative media attention about the business.  In contrast, there may … external networks, e.g. families and friends. Remember that social media is a potential area where this crossover may … avoid revealing details about the incident through social media without prior police consultation.   An …
Keywords: Business Continuity , Crisis Management , Attack , Incident Management , incident response

Tactic VB2: Review patrol and positioning of security staff

… external networks e.g. families, and friends. Remember that social media is a potential area where this crossover may occur. … tasked with providing policing to certain sites. External Media Engagement: Engagement with the media should be …
Keywords: Security , Hostile Reconnaissance , Staff , Awareness , Training

Incident procedures

… an increasing number are sent electronically using email or social media applications. No matter how ridiculous or implausible … prior and 48 hours after the receipt of the threat message. Social media bomb threats Do not reply, forward or delete a … 999 If you are not satisfied by their answers and suspect immediate danger, move away and call 999 giving the following …
Keywords: Bomb threat , Suspicious Item , HOT principle , Suspicious Behaviour , Terrorist threat , Public Safety , Suspicious activity

Tactic EB1: Implement emergency change to shift patterns and agree plan with staff in advance

… external networks, e.g. families and friends. Remember that social media is a potential area where this crossover may occur. … tasked with providing policing to certain sites. External Media Engagement: Engagement with the media should be …
Keywords: Threat Level , Emergency Planning , Staff , Communications