Protection against mass killing - Revision history

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[[File:i.png|25px|right|This is a help page for the SecuRbAn risk assessment tool]]The '''protection level against [[mass killing]]''' question in Securban concerns the measure types
* [[Measure: Directing traffic flows|Directing traffic flows]] to separate potential offenders from vulnerable groups and/or locations less controlled or controllable.
* [[Measure: Target removal|Target removal]] by removing circumstances that make people vulnerable, or designing out for vulnerable groups.
* [[Measure: Controlling disinhibitors|Controlling disinhibitors]] such as alcohol to decrease the problem.
* [[Measure: Access control|Access control]] possibly combined with [[Measure: Screening|Screening]] where possible and ethical, to prevent unauthorised access of potential or known offenders.

The score is divided into three categories in Securban:
# Neither of the measure types are taken to prevent mass killing.
# One of the measure types is taken to prevent mass killing.
# More than one of the measure types are taken to prevent mass killing.
As these categories are not exhaustive, and many intermediate protection levels exist, in answering the question, one will have to choose the level that comes closest to the actual level.

All other measure types against [[security issue: mass killing#Measures|mass killing]] (such as surveillance) are covered in other answers in Securban and should not be considered in answering this question.

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	As these categories are not exhaustive, and many intermediate protection levels exist, in answering the question, one will have to choose the level that comes closest to the actual level.		As these categories are not exhaustive, and many intermediate protection levels exist, in answering the question, one will have to choose the level that comes closest to the actual level.

	All other measure types against [[security issue: ~~mass~~ killing#Measures\|mass killing]] (such as surveillance) are covered in other answers in Securban and should not be considered in answering this question.		All other measure types against [[security issue: Mass killing#Measures\|mass killing]] (such as surveillance) are covered in other answers in Securban and should not be considered in answering this question.

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 [[File:i.png|25px|right|This is a help page for the SecuRbAn risk assessment tool]]The '''protection level against [[mass killing]]''' question in Securban concerns the measure types
+*[[Measure: Target hardening|Target hardening]] by making it harder to take weapons of mass destruction to a vulnerable location, e.g. by separating traffic flows so car bombs cannot come close to masses of people, or by separating locations where such weapons might possibly come from masses of people by hardened obstacles, reducing the effect of the weapon.
-* [[Measure: Directing traffic flows|Directing traffic flows]] to separate potential offenders from vulnerable groups and/or locations less controlled or controllable.
-* [[Measure: Target removal|Target removal]] by removing circumstances that make people vulnerable, or designing out for vulnerable groups.
+*[[Measure: Target removal|Target removal]] by designing an area to be free of concentrations of people or by reducing the predictability of concentrations of people.
+*[[Measure: Access control|Access control]], combined with [[Measure: Directing traffic flows|directing traffic flows]] can be used to assure all traffic entering and exiting a location passes at certain, predestined points. This allows for all traffic to be monitored (Surveillance) or even screened (see below).
-* [[Measure: Controlling disinhibitors|Controlling disinhibitors]] such as alcohol to decrease the problem.
-* [[Measure: Access control|Access control]] possibly combined with [[Measure: Screening|Screening]] where possible and ethical, to prevent unauthorised access of potential or known offenders.
+*[[Measure: Screening|Screening]] to test a flow of traffic for suspicious signs.
 The score is divided into three categories in Securban: