LESSON 3 MIDTERMS Flashcards

1
Q

Of course there is a need to make events/hotel accessible as possible and to
ensure there is a welcoming atmosphere within event arenas and not to intend to
create a?

A

“fortress mentality

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2
Q

Appropriate protective security measures should be applied to reduce the risk to as low as reasonably practicable

A

Step 1: Identify the Threats
Step 2: Protecting and Identifying Vulnerabilities
Step 3: Identify Measures to Reduce Risk
Step 4: Review Security Measures and Rehearse and Review Security
Contingency Plans

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3
Q

designed to give a broad indication of the likelihood of
terrorist attack. They are based on the assessment of a range of factors including
current intelligence

A

Terrorism threat levels

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4
Q

An attack is expected

A

Critical

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5
Q

An attack is highly likely

A

Imminently Severe

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6
Q

An attack is possible but not likely

A

Moderate

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7
Q

An attack is unlikely

A

Low

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8
Q

There are three levels of response which broadly equate to threat levels

A

Critical Exceptional
Severe substantial to heightened
Moderate low to normal

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9
Q

maximum protective security measures to meet specific
threats and to minimize vulnerability and risk

A

Critical Exceptional

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10
Q

dditional and sustainable protective security
measures reflecting the broad nature of the threat combined with specific
business and geographical vulnerabilities and judgements on acceptable risk

A

Severe substantial to heightened

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11
Q

routine baseline protective security measures,
appropriate to the event and location

A

Moderate low to normal

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12
Q

designed to cause alarm and
disruption. This threat may be communicated via a third-party, i.e. a person or organization
unrelated to the intended victim and identified only to pass the message.

A

Bomb threat

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13
Q

is a very effective method of delivering an explosive
device to a specific location.

A

Suicide bomb attacks

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14
Q

may use a lorry, plane or other kind of vehicle as a bomb or may
carry or conceal explosives on their persons

A

Suicide bombers

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15
Q

are one of the most
effective weapons in the terrorist’s arsenal. They are capable of delivering a large
quantity of explosives to a target and can cause a great deal of damage.

A

Vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices (VBIEDs)

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16
Q

Terrorist use of firearms has become frequent, and it is important to consider this
method of attack and be prepared to cope with such an incident.

A

Firearm attacks

17
Q

in police terminology an active shooter, will attempt to kill
and injure as many people as possible within a short period of time

A

The typical attacker

18
Q

Staff protocols for a firearms/ weapons incident are the followin

A

Run
Hide
Tell
Report
travel

19
Q

Due to the dynamic nature of active shooter incidents, highly trained and equipped police tactical group operators may be able to respond to a scene in a
timely manner. T OR F

A

FALSE

20
Q

may offer the best protection against
ballistics, bomb blast, flying glass and other fragments

A

Protected spaces

21
Q

This offers an attractive route into premises for terrorists.

A

Suspicious Deliveries

22
Q

attack would depend heavily on the success of the chosen
method and the weather conditions at the time of the attack.

A

CBR attack

23
Q

At present, there are no CBR detectors capable of identifying all hazards reliably. T OR F

A

TRUE