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1
Connecticut Conference of Independent Colleges
  • Security Risk Management Presentation
  • June 14, 2006

2
Changing Security Environment
  • War on terrorism
  • Asymmetric Warfare
  • More traditional criminal activity in developing
    countries
  • Organized Crime
  • Opportunity Driven Crime
  • Rise of non-traditional security threats
  • Cyber Crime
  • Piracy
  • Political instability in developing countries
  • Rapid deterioration in security environment

3
Kidnap/Abduction Growing Problem
  • One of the fastest growing crimes in the
    developing world
  • Involves life and death decisions
  • Requires specialized expertise
  • Requires significant resources and time
  • Can have major impact on reputation
  • Can involve prolonged legal action

4
Kidnap/Abduction Growing Problem
  • Political
  • Force the government or the enemy to succumb to
    some demands
  • Create a political embarrassment / highlight
    issue
  • Harm trade / tourism or strike enemy
  • Economic
  • Obtaining ransoms
  • Organized Crime
  • Worldwide problem

5
Express Kidnap
  • Latin America
  • Short Term
  • Focused on ATM withdraw and immediate possessions
  • Brutal and traumatic
  • Transition into kidnap for ransom

6
Kidnap Environment
  • Growing problem in developing world
  • Income Disparity
  • Access to arms and expertise
  • Countries of Concern
  • Mexico
  • Philippines
  • Venezuela
  • Rapidly changing conditions
  • Peru
  • Haiti

7
Other Threats
  • Civil Commotion / Civil War / Coup
  • Piracy
  • Detention by foreign government
  • Extortion
  • Threats of Violence against people and property
  • Abduction / Sexual Assault
  • Cyber Extortion

8
International Resources
  • Local Law Enforcement
  • Training / Pay
  • Corruption
  • Motivation
  • US Embassy
  • Limited role
  • Local context
  • Private Firm
  • Primary interest is protecting victim / client
  • Professionally trained
  • More experience
  • Local contacts
  • Integrated into crisis management planning

9
Study Abroad Program Destinations
  • U.S. students going to less traditional
    destinations
  • The growth of interest in studying outside
    Western Europe
  • Broadening of the overseas curricula
  • the increasing number of programs requiring less
    than a full academic year
  • Instruction in English has made broader range of
    sites available
  • Awareness of the need for global education has
    become more widespread
  • Countries with large increases included South
    Africa (1,456, up 32), (1,064, up 40), Thailand
    (836, up 69), Peru (522, up 47), Singapore
    (231, up 97), Senegal (211, up 51), and El
    Salvador (145, up 86).

10
Case Study
  • In March 1999, Elizabeth Garland, an
    anthropology student at the University of
    Chicago, nearly died when Hutu rebels kidnapped
    and killed eight of her party in the jungles of
    Uganda. The Peace Corps had pulled its volunteers
    out of Uganda in 1991 and kept them out, saying
    it could not ensure the safety of its workers
    there.

11
Security Related Duty of Care
  • Physical Security
  • Proprietary / Confidential Information

12
Responsibilities
  • Assess and analyse their risks
  • Take reasonable steps to prevent incidents
  • Manage and/or transfer financial risk
  • Ensure an effective response

13
Evaluation
  • Review territorial exposures
  • Evaluate individual profile
  • What is the operational environment
  • Political risk information

14
Prevention
  • Clear and concise travel policies
  • Dissemination of information
  • Provide employee and student training
  • Clear lines of communication

15
Ensure an effective response
  • Access to qualified incident responders
  • Develop and maintain crisis management plan
  • Test procedures (Table top exercises)

16
Manage and/or transfer financial risk
  • Kidnap and Ransom insurance a basis for
    security risk management program?

17
KR Market Perception
  • Unimportant in the context of an overall
    insurance program by risk management and brokers
  • Infrequent claims activity
  • Loss severity insignificant

18
KR Perception vs. Reality
  • Unimportant vs. critical security role
  • Infrequent claims vs. unclaimed incidents
  • Loss severity insignificant vs. broad implications

19
KR Coverage Outcome
  • Risk Management purchases coverage as an after
    thought
  • Placed by generalist broker (executive risks
    broker at best)
  • Coverage discussed only briefly

20
KR Security Risk Management Program
  • Potential applications of comprehensive program
  • Workplace Violence
  • Animal Rights Activism
  • Cyber Extortion
  • Proprietary Information threats
  • Abduction
  • Child Abduction
  • Wrongful Detention
  • Bomb Threats
  • Security threats due to coup, civil commotion,
    civil commotion etc
  • Piracy

21
KR Security Risk Management Program
  • Dealing with wide range of threats
  • Extortion
  • Hijacking
  • Evacuation
  • Incarceration by foreign government
  • Threats to kill or injure
  • Threats to damage property
  • Threats to reveal confidential information
  • Disappearance of faculty or staff
  • Abduction
  • Individuals or organization declared persona non
    grata

22
KR Security Risk Management Program
  • Providing wide range of financial benefits
  • Fees and expenses of response consultants with
    priority access
  • Organizational liability
  • Legal fees
  • Loss of Revenue / Tuition reimbursement
  • Evacuation and Repatriation Expenses
  • Costs of personal protection
  • Additional site security
  • Public Relations
  • Medical / Psychiatric costs
  • Parental Expenses
  • Death or Injury Benefit

23
KR Security Risk Management Program
  • World class security expertise
  • Access to security professionals without the cost
    of a retainer
  • Immediate advice
  • On the ground deployment within 24 hours
    worldwide
  • Access to subject matter experts

24
Are they qualified?
  • Proliferation of security offerings post 9/11
  • US Government outsourcing
  • Kidnap response expertise
  • Carrier / Response relationship
  • ACE/Neil Young Associates
  • AIG/Thomas A. Clayton Consultants
  • Chubb/Ackerman Group
  • Great American (Hiscox)/Control Risks Group
  • PIA (Liberty Insurance)/Corporate Risks
    International
  • St. Paul/Kroll Associates

25
Response Evaluation
  • Cases handled
  • Actual deployment and guidance
  • Regional specific expertise and language
  • Logistical capability
  • Responder employment relationship
  • Salaried/Retained/Subcontracted
  • Training and qualifications
  • Operating philosophy and procedures

26
KR Security Risk Management Program
  • Most markets will absorb costs of full or partial
    consulting services
  • Organizational planning
  • Crisis Management Planning
  • Simulation exercises
  • Communication
  • Operational security
  • Pre-deployment training development
  • Evacuation planning
  • Travel Security
  • Country briefings
  • Journey management
  • Cultural advice
  • Dealing with confrontation
  • Safety protocols in host country (street
    awareness)

27
Questions for Educational Institutions to Consider
  • Does your institution have Crisis Management
    Procedures to address threats faced domestically
    and of study abroad programs?
  • Are you solely or heavily depending on State
    Department Warnings to monitor changing
    international environments?
  • Are you solely or heavily depending on the US
    embassies in country to assist in the event of a
    political evacuation?
  • Are you depending on Waivers to protect your
    organizations legal liability?
  • Can your organization feel comfortable in front
    of a jury detailing the proactive approach your
    institution undertakes to protect students and
    faculty abroad in the event of an incident and
    ensuing litigation?
  • When was the last time your organization reviewed
    and tested your Crisis Management Plan?
  • How have your Plans changed with the changing
    global security environment and increase in
    threats to computer systems?
  • What does your pre-deployment advice/training
    consist of for students and faculty going abroad?

28
KR Integral Component of Security Risk
Management Strategy
  • Mitigating threat through
  • Prevention planning
  • Risk transfer
  • Professional Incident Response

29
Contact Information
  • Paul Mills
  • 44 207 208 5229
  • millsp_at_scr-ltd.co.uk
  • Derek Rogers
  • 212 804 0538
  • derek.rogers_at_scr-ltd.co.uk
  • Lisa Zanotelli
  • 212 804 0539
  • lisa.zanotelli_at_scr-ltd.co.uk
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