by getsirv | Nov 21, 2023 | Civil unrest, Threats
Civil unrest: 2024 Friday, 21 July 2023 marked the end of the school year for most children in the UK. In the city of Manchester, hundreds of kids celebrated not by joining a school ball or local disco, rather they headed to the city centre and ran riot, forcing...
by getsirv | May 21, 2023 | Legislation, Martyn's Law
Enhanced terrorism risk assessment – Terrorism Protection of Premises Bill Enhanced terrorism risk assessment is required by draft legislation ‘Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill’, otherwise known as Martyn’s Law. Places Martyn’s Law...
by getsirv | Jan 31, 2023 | Audit, Daily Occurrence Book, Decision Tree, Incident Report, Security and safety software, Security patrol
Security dashboard: How to specify yours In this security dashboard article learn: How to present threats, statistics, patrols and incidents Five things to specify in your dashboard Visuals to avoid Heads of security need a dashboard because they: Measure performance...
by getsirv | Sep 13, 2022 | Civil unrest, Threats
Hostile reconnaissance in a terrorist attack Hostile reconnaissance is a crucial part of a terrorist attack and civil unrest. Define hostile reconnaissance in a terrorist attack There are many hostile actors that wish organisations harm. For example, criminals,...
by getsirv | Sep 8, 2022 | Legislation, Martyn's Law
Places Martyn’s Law applies to Places Martyn’s law applies to: public premises with a public capacity of 100 or more. For example, shops, night clubs, hotels, and universities to name but a few. It also applies to ‘qualifying events’; spaces...
