Responding to a terrorist incident

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• This post discusses limited resources and terrorism.

  The main point would be for everyone in the organization to be aware of their role in any high-risk incident, including a terrorist attack.

• Homeland Security and Emergency Management..

  This approach is why Hurricane Katrina resulted in such a disastrous response from FEMA as the new emergency management approach that focused primarily on responding to terrorist attacks with the federal government as the lead agency overrode a longstanding

• Information Security Management - Mitigation Plans for Hotels

  to a terrorist attack.

• Legal and policy implications relating to terrorism

  Disallow a single person as a first responder to a terrorist incident, require the mandatory use of an incident management system, and communicate with law enforcement before operating at an incident of violent terrorism.

• National Security: War Powers and Combatting Terrorism

  The incident response process to a terrorist incident: The process commences with the occurrence of the incident, 911 receives calls, and dispatch first responders.

• Beslan event and negotiating with terrorists

  While the terorirsts did get hurt and killed in this incident and also caused others a lot of harm, they learned a lot about future situations which may aid their cause unfortunately.

• The Evolution of the National Incident Management System

  The National Incident Management System is a highly flexible and coordinated system that is designed for the enhancement of the government's ability to effectively respond to natural disasters and terrorist acts of every caliber.

• Opinion on the Beslan terror Event

  I would even increase that security, because if I were a terrorist, a large sporting event would be the place I would target - lots of people! The terrorist event at Beslan school in Russia is discussed.

• National Security and The Rule of Law

  The incident response process to a terrorist incident has the following steps: the incident occurs, a 911 center receives calls, first responders arrive and make an initial assessment, incident command manages response, special agent assesses information