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Bomb Threats MANAGEMENT See also:
Nature of the Threat Potential bombing incidents constitute a serious threat to employees, customers, assets, operations and facilities whether the motive is found in extortion, assault or an act of terror. This threat area has taken on relevance and is increasingly prevalent today for a number of reasons which are:
Following an event, the investigation and successful prosecution of bombers is very difficult as the modern weapon literally destroys most of the physical evidence that was often left by the older and more primitive devices. Without the assurance of a quick and effective investigation and prosecution, much of the deterrent value of the criminal justice system is lost. The bomb threat of today has creditability. As we have experience, Australia is no longer immune to these kinds of acts. This is not a threat to be taken as lightly as it once was in this society. Your objectives should be to better understand this threat area, and to perplex now, while you have the time. Device
Placement and Prevention
The level of confidence with which any bomb threat can accurately be evaluated lies in direct proportion to the degree of security and access control that is exerted regarding a given facility. With an atmosphere of lax protection comes the opportunity the attacker seeks and likewise, your inability to control the situation and to evaluate a bomb threat accurately. However, having an adequate security posture offers a high pro-active value, and the ability to better define such an emergency situation when time is short and the pressure is on. Click on links below for further information on bomb threats Bomb
Threat - Analysis
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