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Martyn's Law Frequently Asked Questions

… This also allows time for the new regulator function of the Security Industry Authority (SIA) to be established. While … – 8.73) . Those responsible do not need to be a protective security expert or have any particular qualification. … may delegate actions or tasks to others, such as a security manager or contracted security lead. However, they …
Keywords: Martyn's Law , FAQ , Terrorism Protection of Premises , Scope , Regulation , Security Industry Authority , Responsibility , Compliance , Home Office

Tactic RB7: Prepare alerts, alarms and pre-scripted messages

… to be of considerable benefit where there is little or no Security Control Room capacity. The use of any system is … to suspicious activity. These briefings will allow your security officers to understand the importance of proactive … to report anything suspicious immediately to management/security control room/police. In these communications, …
Keywords: Staff , Incident Management , Security , Access control , Risk

Marauding Terrorist Attack (MTA): RUN HIDE TELL

… actions and practice them. Empower and equip those with security responsibilities to make decisions and take … staff on your organisation’s procedures to an attack? Security officers should receive sufficient training and …
Keywords: Marauding , MTA , Run Hide Tell , Attack , Attack Methodology , PALs Guidance , PALs , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations

Bomb threats

… your organisation upon receipt of the threat, e.g. building security and senior manager, as they will need to make an … and 48 hours after) Remember: Seek advice from the venue security/operations manager as soon as possible. All bomb … to the foreseeable and plausible risks, will enhance a good security culture and reduce the possibility of an unattended …
Keywords: Bomb threat , Emergency Planning , Terrorist threat , Venues and Public Spaces , Venues , public spaces

Tactic IB1: Ensure that staff are briefed on Threat and Response Levels

… Levels provide a general indication of the protective security measures that should be applied at a given time. … and risk. There are a variety of site-specific security measures that can be applied in each building … will not necessarily be found at every location. The security measures deployed at different Response Levels …
Keywords: Threat , Threat Level , Risk Assessment , Communications , National Threat Level

Tactic DB2: Search immediate parking areas and review access to them

… and the people that govern its use. To ensure the security of your site, you should consider the use of an … trained staff. This also includes the need for a good security culture which will help ensure your site remains … that needs to be recorded. Open communications between your security team and centralised control room staff (if …
Keywords: Emergency Planning , CCTV , Access control , Reporting , Threat

CCTV

… is designed to assist those with responsibility for the security of Venues & Public Spaces (VaPS) and small and … assists organisations to invest proportionately in their security measures, enabling them to implement an integrated approach to security and identify security measures appropriately to the …
Keywords: CCTV , publicly accessible places , Hostile Reconnaissance , Security , Cyber , PALs Guidance , PALs , publicly accessible locations

A research based approach

… works where you are (like a shop assistant, bus driver, or security guard), a police officer if you can see one, or an …
Keywords: ACT , School , Education , Awareness , PSHE , Teacher