Situation Assessment | Security Posture | Communication Plan
Areas in the environment an attacker could exploit (i.e.- entrances, exits, functions, common areas, etc.).
2. Identify Likely Avenues Of Approach
Attackers most likely routes (i.e.- Hallways, roads, sidewalks, etc.)
3. Identify Possible Choke Points
Places that restrict movement and limit the avenues of ingress and potential egress.
4. Identify Cover And Concealment
- Cover – Structures that can stop an attacker, dependent on the attackers weapon.
- Concealment – Will not protect, but can hide an individual from an attacker, dependent upon the attackers weapon.
Security Posture
- Identify and mitigate visual and physical gaps
- Areas that have little observation and lapses in security.
- Once areas are identified, take measures to correct these deficiencies.
- Identify And Create Obstacle Plan
Have a plan in place that minimizes the movement of an attacker to the individuals involved in the situation at hand.