New Preparing and Responding to a Chemical, Biological or Radiological (CBR) Incident guidance for security professionals.
This guidance is for Security Managers and/or Incident Managers, providing strategic and practical considerations for a site that they manage
This guidance is for Security Control Room staff, providing practical guidance for staff on how to prepare for and respond to an incident. This guidance is also useful for organisations that do not have a SCR function
HVAC systems may provide a viable, rudimentary means of dispersing chemical or biological agents. Measures to reduce this risk may need to be considered
Good general physical and personnel security measures will contribute towards resilience against CBRN incidents
Tailored guidance for public sector staff to help increase awareness of indicators of potentially dangerous situations involving hazardous chemicals and other suspicious activity
This page provides owners and operators with security advice for the installation, operation and contracting of locker banks’
You could discover a suspicious item in a mail room, or anywhere else in the building - ensure you have appropriate emergency response plans in place
Weapons & Explosive Devices
A suite of documents intending to guide managers in the selection, procurement and management of appropriate body armour for their civilian security staff
Gunshot detection systems typically comprise of sensors (optical and/or acoustic) that accurately and reliably detect live ammunition (gunshots) being discharged
This page provides owners and operators with security advice for the installation, operation and contracting of locker banks’
NPSA identified a need for test methods that evaluate baseline performance of products suited to screening applications in high footfall locations.
Briefing templates for upskilling staff with search duties
Effective Command and Control is critical to mitigating the impact of terrorist incidents. Information is provided that is intended to enhance the capability of Security Control Room (SCR) operators to respond to incidents