Security professionals be they public or private security,

We have no choice but to consider Istishhad (suicide bombers) seeing that it has just been recently called for by the Secretary General of Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades – Abu Hussein al-Hamidawy.

Intifada means the globalization of Islamization. First Jerusalem and then the rest of the world

All countries where the term Intifada has been called for on the streets is in target range. Also keep in mind specific attention could be paid to infiltrating events, e.g., the USA – ICE riots for a number of reasons.

When one assesses the threat then we need to comprehend the full picture by taking into account all the chapters in the story. One of which is the moral code and in this particular story being related to the Islamic Republic of Iran and their proxies.

Looking at the History – In the 1st and 2nd Intifada there were active suicide bombers, so it is not outrageous to spotlight the vulnerability landscape besides what security should be considering to mitigating threats or lower the level of situational awareness.

We highlight ‘contingency budget talks with the accountants’ ‘identifying possible targeted sites’, we talk to ‘perimeter security’ and the importance of ensuring that the team are critical thinking besides being situationally aware.

Contingency Budgeting must seriously be considered because the perimeter security of any public or private site would need to have additional physical security equipment and technology besides the workforce needs relative training.

Contingency Budgets must be considered for Industry that manufactures, supplies and delivers any form of chemicals that could cause devastation must have increased security measures – not only against outsiders but also consider the insider threats.

There is much more to be addressed but this article is to stimulate discussions besides motivate a discussion with the author on how to think and what to take into consideration for this vital topic.

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