…doors locked and windows closed, especially in areas containing traffic lights, stop signs or speed bumps. If approached while stationary, drive away quickly. If followed or harassed, head for the…
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…Secure any cable on site. Consider using secure alarmed containers or ground anchors. If this is not possible, make sure all cable is covered so you do not advertise its…
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…browse the internet, check email or socialise to doing online banking, shopping and controlling home appliances (and even vehicles) when paired with other devices. Our smartphones contain sensitive information from…
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…The hand sort should check for one or more of these signs: Shape of package: IEDs or incendiary devices can contain irregular shapes such as power supplies, detonators and trigger…
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…testing and, where possible, contact the police as soon as possible. If you don’t feel comfortable doing this, you can always contact us at info@stampoutspiking.org Working together for safer spaces…
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Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) Jargon Buster Vehicles used for malicious intent pose a significant security threat, chiefly because of the amount of explosives they can contain and the damage the…
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…vehicles) when paired with other devices. Our smartphones contain sensitive information from personal photos to business contacts and password logins. And due to people’s reliance on and wide usage of…
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…full aircraft container of suitcases. For all but the last test we used an indoor range at Faldingworth so that we could be certain that we had registered all the…
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…of information they contained. Observations of unusual reconnaissance activity perhaps, which at the time may have seemed fairly innocuous to the officer, but which could now yield the vital clues…