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Attack methodology: Vehicle bombs

… Call 999 if you suspect a UVIED   2.4 Considerations for site security managers Understand the threat posed by vehicles entering or in close proximity to your site. Whilst the principal risk is likely to be posed by … consider limiting and controlling vehicle access to your site as far as possible. For those vehicles requiring …
Keywords: Vehicle as a Weapon , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation , Risk Assessment , Security measures , Bomb threat , PALs Guidance , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations

4 easy ways to reassure your customers that safety is a top priority

… activity is associated with visitors feeling safer whilst onsite 3 . Polling conducted by Counter Terrorism Policing … of the correct response to an incident in or around your site. Exposure to Run Hide Tell guidance, for example, was … deter hostile actors who may seek information about your site in order to plan an attack. Promoting your protective …
Keywords: Protective Security , Protective measures , Business , Small business , Vigilance messaging , Security mindedness

Guide Shelter Report: New NaCTSO guidance and supporting campaign launch

… Office (NaCTSO), offering security advice for businesses, site owners, and staff to follow in the event of a terrorist …
Keywords: GSR , GSR guidance , GSR principles , Security , Business , Small business , Staff , Guide Shelter Report

The impact and unintended consequences of NaCTSO products and campaigns

Keywords: Evidence-based policing , Research , Evidence , Protective security , publicly accessible locations , Preparedness , EVIL DONE , Situational Crime Prevention , Academia , Terrorist targeting , ACT training products , ACT Awareness , First Aid , SCAN , Martyn's Law , Counter Terrorism , campaign

Publicity and the media

… work related press releases, publicity materials and website content should be reviewed to see if any information … if they do, to put them on a password-protected area of the site …

Responsible person

… and use, particularly as to who may or may not remain on site. The principle of control does not necessarily require …
Keywords: Responsible person , Martyn's Law , Premises , Events , Terrorism Act

CCTV

… relation to CCTV and video surveillance systems. Given all sites have their own unique characteristics, rather than … cameras should to be placed in positions across the site that will offer the clearest images to the viewer. … reconnaissance, where it may be conducted in or around your site, and what you can do to deter or detect it developing …
Keywords: CCTV , publicly accessible places , Hostile Reconnaissance , Security , Cyber , PALs Guidance , PALs , publicly accessible locations

Stage 1: Risk Identification

… you to, particular attack types? Is there anything at your site which could be used to aid an attack (such as fuel …  are procedural and concerned with what people do on site and how they do it. This may include procedures … may enable unauthorised individuals access to your site and / or equipment, increasing the likelihood of a …
Keywords: Risk Management , Risk Assessment , Risk , Response , Protective security

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

Keywords: Counter Terrorism Policing , Consequences , Unintended Consequences , Research , Awareness

Chemical, Biological and Radiological (CBR) attacks

… and visitors, especially those with frequent access to your site. Full CBR protection can be extremely expensive to … level air intakes ensure CBR response is featured into the site’s major incident plans consider evacuation routes … with dedicated air-handling, or even a specialist off-site facility aware that mail rooms can be a high-risk area …
Keywords: CBRN , Chemical , Hazardous Materials , CBR , ETHANE , Venues and Public Spaces , Venues , public spaces