Measures
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Measures are provisions made or actions taken to protect an object or subject from risk.
Measure types applied in the process of a criminal act
Measures can be classified by their point of application in the process of a criminal act. From the perspective of a criminal, all measures reduce the perceived attractiveness of a target. Identified points of application are:
- Increasing perceived effort
- Increasing perceived risk
- Decreasing anticipated reward
- Controlling contributing circumstances
- Other
All measure types can be classified in one of these categories. The table below displays for each of the measure types in Securipedia, which point of application it works on.
By clicking the "?" a brief description of the measure is provided.
Increasing perceived effort | Increasing perceived risk | Decreasing anticipated reward | Contributing circumstances | Other |
---|---|---|---|---|
Target hardening | Surveillance | Target removal | Controlling disinhibitors | Deflection |
Access control | Intervention force | Removal of crime motivator | Facilitating compliance | Creating awareness / stimulating conscience |
Directing traffic flows | Screening | Rule setting | ||
Removing means | Increase punishment | Ownership | ||
Maintenance |
Measure types PRoTECT
Threat phases
- Initial Target Identification (before the attack);
- Operational Planning (before the attack);
- Pre-Attack Preparation (before the attack);
- Execution (during the attack);
- Post-Attack/Escape (after the attack).
Initial Target Identification | Operational Planning | Pre-Attack Preparation | Execution | Post-Attack/Escape |
---|---|---|---|---|
Alert | Respond | Overcome | ||
Surveillance | Protect | |||
Measure categories:
- Alert
- Surveillance
- Respond
- Protect
- Detect
- Overcome
- Improvise
- Restrict
- Adapt
- Other
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