英国安全5处的10条安全建议

5处是MI5,6处呢，就是007的老巢,MI6.在英国被炸以后,我总是觉得,和美国保持密切关系的国家,就是被恐怖分子密切关注的国家.所以贴上MI5的TOP 10 SECURITY GUIDELINE,算是防患于未然吧,虽然不一定要这么夸张的照做,但是我觉得还是可以学到一些东西,不光是恐怖袭击,包括地震,海啸,火灾等突发情况,也有值得参考的地方的.
[QUOTE]GOOD SECURITY PRACTICE: TOP 10 GUIDELINES


The following measures feature in much of the advice given on this website. They provide a general reference point for businesses or organisations putting new security measures in place.

Many of them will help protect against crime as well as terrorism and other security threats. More detailed advice on specific threats and counter-measures is available elsewhere in this section.

1. Take time to carry out a risk assessment. What kind of threats might you be facing? What is the likelihood of these happening? Where are your vulnerable points? Seek counter terrorist advice through the Counter Terrorist Security Advisor (CTSA) at your local police force.

2. If you are building or acquiring new premises, try to plan your security measures from the outset. This is likely to be more efficient (in both time and expense) than adding on security measures at a later date.

3. Make security awareness part of your organisation's culture. Put someone at Board level in charge. Arrange regular briefings for staff on what they should be looking out for, and keep notices up-to-date. Take your staff seriously if they identify potential threats. Train staff in emergency and evacuation procedures, and rehearse them regularly. Give more specific training to anyone you think might have to handle a bomb threat.

4. Ensure good basic housekeeping in and around your buildings - for example, keep public areas tidy and well-lit, remove any unnecessary furniture, keep garden areas free from dense shrubbery.

5. Look at the access points to your premises. Keep them to a minimum. Consider introducing passes for staff and procedures for booking in visitors and contractors. Searching of bags may also be desirable but, as with other measures, should be proportionate to the threat and also carefully explained to staff. Look also at vehicle access and parking arrangements. Consider introducing a barrier system, and arranging your car park so that unauthorised vehicles cannot get close to your building.

6. Consider the range of physical measures - locks on windows and doors, CCTV, alarms, lighting - and install them according to your circumstances. Ensure they are working and arrange regular checks.

7. Look at your mail-handling procedures. Consider setting up a mailroom away from your main premises, and train staff in emergency procedures.

8. When recruiting staff or hiring contractors, ensure that they are who they say they are by checking documentation. Follow up references. Once employed, follow good employment practice and in particular ensure that staff have the opportunity to voice grievances and concerns.

9. Look at how you might protect your information. Ensure that those who supply, operate and maintain your IT systems are reputable and reliable. Possible security measures range from enhanced IT security to disposing carefully of any confidential waste.


10. Plan now for Business Continuity - how you will continue to function if something happens which means your premises or IT systems are out of action.
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1.经常进行安全评估

2.添加新物品的时候(包括装修啊,改建啊什么的)之前先计划好安全措施,我的理解是,比如修一个阁楼,要同时考虑修建逃生梯,挖一个地下室也要提前做好通风口和紧急出口.

3.对于常用的,但是有安全隐患的东西要尤其注意,必要的要标识出来,并且注意更新标识.

4.对于屋内屋外都要做好保洁和秩序,我想最主要的是不要有堵塞通道的东西吧

5.注意可能进入室内的地点,尽量保持越少越好.个人觉得,for example 在自己不容易看到的地方,尽量不要有容易打开的玻璃窗.

6,检查门锁,电,水,气....

7.注意你操作邮件的程序,尽量让信箱远离房屋主体,并且训练如何在紧急情况下逃生.

8.对新雇佣的职员什么的要注意背景调查(这个和我们倒是没什么关系,不过交朋友的时候也要谨慎)

9.对于文件的保管也要很注意(护照,银行卡,社会安全卡),我的建议是留一份副本在国内的家里,这样既不容易泄秘,再遗失以后也有副本可以帮助办理(当然会time consuming一点,但是安全第一吧)

10.一切都要防患于未然......(总结性发言吧)

只是很简单的翻译了下要点,另外有点个人建议和经验.希望对大家有所帮助