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The safety and security of our ports and shipping matters to all of us. Ensuring that terrorists can’t use them to cause harm starts with a few of our unique tools and by following the guidance that can be found on ProtectUK and from NaCTSO’s experienced advisors.

OUR RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS WILL HELP YOU PLAN YOUR PROTECTION

Based on leading edge research and developed in partnership with the intelligence services and security professions, our free tool kit shows you how to assess the threats and signposts practical responses. 

BOOST STAFF AWARENESS WITH OUR ACT ELEARNING

e-LearningYour 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 specific units to equip them to respond when it matters.  

Under the E-Learning | ProtectUK tab you can sign up to e-learning courses to help keep you and your staff safe from terrorism and other major incidents.

REMIND THE PUBLIC TO STAY VIGILANT WITH OUR AWARENESS MATERIALS

Download our targeted awareness tools to ensure that the people passing through your port are reminded of the vigilance messages they are seeing elsewhere.

Here is where you’ll find a wealth of collateral to use on site.

REPORT TERRORISM CONCERNS

contactEnsure your staff know where to report concerns when something doesn’t seem right.

www.act.campaign.gov.uk is the online home for confidential reports about terrorism.

Or call the dedicated 0800 789321 terrorism hotline

And, when there is a live incident, always all 999 to get immediate help.

REPORTING COASTAL CRIME

portsThe Coastal Crime Hotline from crime stoppers is there for when it doesn’t seem like terrorism

And you can find out more here about Project Kraken for reporting suspicious behaviour on the coast or at sea. 

If you are looking for dedicated advice you can find out more by talking to one of highly trained Counter Terrorism Security Advisors – Find your nearest one here.

And subscribe to ProtectUK for updates and invitations to briefing events and updates.
 

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