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… Detailed planning; and Planning confirmation and action. A key part of the first two stages is hostile … collecting information to inform the planning of a hostile act against a specific target”. A hostile does not need to … venue or event can encourage or discourage hostile planning activity. Security-Minded Communications aims to help …
… unusual behaviour of the driver/rider unusual characteristics of the vehicle 1.1 Behaviour of the … the security response. How might your staff identify such activity in your workplace? Read more about Hostile Reconnaissance . 1.2 Characteristics of the vehicle are unusual This may include: the …
… kit shows you how to assess the threats and signposts practical responses. … Your people are the first line in your defences against terrorism. At no charge, they can take our unique eLearning modules to help them spot the signs of terrorism. And your dedicated security staff can take the …
… mail and other deliveries, which offers a potentially attractive route into the premises for those wishing to cause … delivered by post or courier, have been a commonly used tactic by criminals and terrorists. Due to their operations … deal with postal threats is also available, including the actions you should take upon discovery of any suspicious …
… Terrorism threat levels are designed to give a broad … of a terrorist attack and are based on a range of factors including current intelligence, recent events and … be sought from the NPSA website, or your local Counter Terrorism Security Advisor 6.9 Security personnel …
… images will assist in the identification of suspicious activity or hostile reconnaissance. In order to identify these activities, cameras should be placed in positions across the … the safe management and security of your operation. This tactic is linked to TACTIC IB5. Method The Home Office has …
… programme for each technology, and also the contractual arrangements with suppliers in the eventuality of it … kept clean and tidy. Wildlife should be prevented from interacting with the barrier or detection zone. Vegetation should … more junior manager should sit under them who will oversee tactical/operational level issues. However, for smaller …
… risk assessment process is concerned with reviewing your actions. This stage captures two core activities: risk reviewing and risk monitoring. A risk … that once a risk is treated that it requires no further action. However, without returning to the risk assessment, …
… of your surroundings and move away from suspicious items. Act quickly. These actions could save lives. For further information: …
… appropriate control measures. A control is any measure or action that maintains or modifies risk. Once you have … score. This score will based on the controls and further actions you have planned and implemented. This is known as … in the same way as inherent risk i.e. likelihood x impact = risk. Calculating residual risk enables you to see the …