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… than ever that your organisation is aware of the heightened risks and adequately prepared for any potential attack. New … a series of guides to help your organisation assess the risk and implement a range of protective security …
… major cautionary tale in counter-terrorism practices is the risk of unintended negative effects’ (2020: 105). This … products precede ACT awareness as this may increase the risk of confirmation bias and/or risk leaving receivers with specific, yet partial knowledge …
… UK cyber-space are considered a Tier 1 national security risk. Cyber attacks against UK businesses take a number of … UK cyber-space is considered a Tier 1  national security risk, alongside international armed conflict, terrorism and … their malware whenever the site is loaded.   1 Tier 1 risks are judged by the National Security Council to be the …
… a firearm without needing to utilise a criminal contact or risk detection through importation of an original lethal … a means of acquiring a firearm without criminal contact, or risking detection through illegal importation of a … for firearms focused on their detectability at borders, the risk of them being illegally brought on to planes and used …
… an equally robust response because of the health risks posed to the public. To date, there has been no UK … like all CBRN-related materials, there are inherent risks to those handling them, such as accidental exposure, …
… or negligent rather than malicious, it still posed a risk to manned aircraft. Activity of this type is a criminal …
We look at the threat that organisations and individuals face from Left-Wing, Anarchist and Single-Issue Terrorism (LASIT).
… in ‘Fire as a Weapon - Guidance on the mitigation of the risks’ published by the Centre for the Protection of …
In this article, we take a look into the latest insights on the threat from Islamist Terrorism.
Extreme Right-Wing Terrorism (ERWT) describes those involved in Extreme Right-Wing activity who use violence in furtherance of their ideology. These ideologies can be broadly characterised as Cultural Nationalism, White Nationalism and White Supremacism.