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RUSI Journal: The End of the Rainbow? Terrorism and the Future of Public Warning
13 Aug 2013 Colour-coded warning levels were once emblematic of US national security. Although superficially similar, the UK has taken a different approach
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Analysis: National Risk Register: Striking a Balance Between Preparedness and Preparing a Response
26 Jul 2013 by Jennifer ColeNow at its third iteration, the UK's National Risk Register has been praised internationally for giving an official stock take of threats and hazards facing the country. However, a more proactive Register would help to enlarge the focus from emergency preparedness and response towards more prevention and vulnerability reduction.
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RUSI Defence Systems: Achieving Order from Chaos through Interoperable Communications Systems
29 Jan 2013
Cheap, fast and effective systems for introducing temporary interoperability between different communications networks are proving valuable across a number of sectors, including the military and security forces. Mark Cartwright, Technical Sales Manager at GRC, highlights how the Incident Commanders’ Radio Interface (ICRI) can help to bring order out of chaosTechnology Emergency Response Terrorism
Cheap, fast and effective systems for introducing temporary interoperability between different communications networks are proving valuable across a number of sectors, including the military and security forces. Mark Cartwright, Technical Sales Manager at GRC, highlights how the Incident Commanders’ Radio Interface (ICRI) can help to bring order out of chaos
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News: Flood Resilience, Response and Recovery
3 Aug 2011 A new Lloyd's report in co-operation with RUSI examines how insurers and key stakeholders can work together to improve flood resilience, response and recovery.
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Analysis: CONTEST 3: The importance of interoperability
15 Jul 2011 by Jennifer ColeThe government's latest counter-terrorism strategy once again places an importance on the interoperability of the police and other agencies to respond to emergencies such as terrorist attacks. Yet, without placing a proper framework, and with constrained finances, it will be difficulty to see how interoperability will be achieved.
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Analysis: Ensuring security at the Royal Wedding
23 Apr 2011 by Valentina SoriaWith hundreds of thousands of people lining up the streets and millions watching the televised event around the world, it is no wonder that policing the Royal Wedding will be seen as a valuable and precious security test ahead of the Olympics next year. In particular, many will watch closely how effectively stretched police resources will be managed and maximised.
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News: NEW REPORT: Anatomy of a Terrorist Attack: What the Coroner’s Inquests Revealed about the London Bombings
21 Apr 2011 Without a dedicated Minister for the Emergency Services, the forthcoming recommendations from the Coroner's Inquests into 7 July 2005 London bombings are unlikely be implemented in full, claims a new report from the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).
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News: RUSI and Serco publish White Paper
12 Dec 2010 by Jennifer ColeRUSI is pleased to announce the publication of this White Paper, which presents 'the case for a capability and consequence-based approach to resilience and emergency planning.'
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News: Metropolitan Police Commissioner warns of the 'persistent' terrorist threat to the UK
24 Nov 2010 Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson gave a speech at RUSI on 'Building National Resilience'. The Commissioner said that, whilst several significant threats to UK security have been disrupted since 9/11, the threat from terrorism is a persistent and constantly changing landscape that the police, security services and public must work together to address.
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Analysis: A Coordinated Approach to Air Cargo Security is Urgently Needed
5 Nov 2010 The recent bomb scare attributed to Al-Qa’ida has highlighted the need for a better co-ordinated and regulated air cargo screening process.
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