Security

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Security

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Principles of Security

• Risk Assessment process
• Physical security systems built in
• Perimeter security
• Access controlled at all times
• Authorised personnel only
• Trusted, security cleared staff
• Accompany temporary staff

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Security Risk Assessment

• Financial value of the contents in a facility
• Active hazards and frequency
• (eg leakages through espionage, theft or
  diversion)
• Passive hazards and frequency
• (eg floods, earthquakes, fires, etc)
• Attractiveness indicators for active hazards
• Vulnerability to espionage, theft or diversion
• Vulnerability to sabotage or terrorist attack

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Attractive to Criminal and Terrorist
Organisations (ACTO)

ACTO Item Potential Terrorist Use
MANPADS - Attacks on civil aviation
Detonators - Initiation of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) - Usually strictly controlled on civilian explosives market
Bulk Explosive - Used as main charge for IEDs - More powerful than home-made or commercial explosives
Man-Portable Anti-Tank Missiles - Attacks on VIP vehicles
Hand Grenades - Concealable weapon that can be used in confined spaces
Small Arms Ammunition - Close quarter assassinations
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Security Plan
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Security Plan

• Discussion IATG 09.10, Annex C

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Access Control

• Keys
• Combination Locks
• Entry into storage areas

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Keys

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Combination Locks

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Entry into Storage Areas
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Application to Field Storage

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Patrols
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Permanent Fencing

• Fence forms a useful barrier and delineates the
  perimeter
• Level of permanent security dependent of the type
  of fence
• Class 1 lowest level of protection
• Class 4 highest level of protection
• IATG 0910 more detail on fencing

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Fencing Related Considerations

• Clear zones
• Drainage
• Perimeter illumination
• Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems (PIDS)
• Visual surveillance systems

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Fencing for Field Storage Areas

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Temporary Fencing

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Diversion Risk

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Diversion Risk

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Security

• Confirmatory Test

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Questions