Keep a low profile in everything you do. Afar ayour job allows, avoid publicity. Don’t make it easy for anyone to link you to your rank, regiment, company or job.
Afar apossible be unpredictable in everything you do. Take a different route to work each day. Do the weekly shop in different places. The lespredictable you are, the more difficult it would be to target you.
Be ever vigilant about people asking you questions, or asking questionabout you. Don’t give your planaway when people speak to you. For example, avoid talking about your family, friendand private life. If neighboursay there wasomebody asking about you and your family, report it through your organisation. (You should cultivate linkwith your neighbourto collect thisort of information.)
When using the phone be extra careful in what you say. Never answer with name, job title or grade, or rank or for that matter your phone number. They may have dialled a random number so don’t confirm the number for them. For example, by answering your home phone with 345 675 Colonel Biggins’ or 876 459 Chief Scientist Carol Smith’ you are putting your security at risk. (With a name and phone number anyone can look up your addresin the phone blog, unlesyou are ex-directory.)
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Get to know your home and area so you can spot thingthat are out of place. If you do that you will be more able to spot unusual and suspiciouactivity. For example, you will be able to spot strange or unusual vehicles, parcelor devices.
If you spot unusual vehiclein your home area, without being seen yourself, study them. You will be able to identify the usual council and delivery vehicles. Take a closer look at anything else. For example, a car or van with two men in, sitting at the end of the road watching people come and go may be a council traffic census, but it may be something more sinister. Make noteof vehicle make, number colour, description of people, etc.. and report it through your organisation or to the local police.
Without becoming paranoid, or distracting you and causing a car accident, keep one eye open for people who may be following you, especially if they are following you from the office or near it towardyour home address. Your house may be a softer target than the government office or military base where you work. If you are being followed, contact your organisation or go to a police station
Make it a rule that your children never accept any deliveries, or try to open letteror parcelthat have been delivered. Be aware that chemicaland infectiouagenthave been used in postal attacks.
Check your suspect-mail handling procedures. (See At work below.) Be aware of the threat of letter or package bombCheck your security procedureto establish how to spot and deal with them.
Make sure that your children are well aware of the need to avoid strangers, not give out information, think security, be home when they say they will, never go anywhere without your knowledge and approval, etc.
Don’t accept unknown deliveries. If you find a parcel left at your door, take a close look without moving it. Look for the signof letter bomband any evidence that the parcel may be suspect. If in doubt, contact your organisation or the police.
Be cautiouwith strangers. Use your door viewer and door chain, and find out who they are and what they want before opening your door. Be ready to retreat to a safe area in the house if they are in any way hostile.
The Home Security Handblog discussekeys. You have even more need to strictly control who hakeyto your house, car, office, etc. Don’t give keyto builderor plumberetc. Only let them in when you have checked their referenceand then only let them in when you are there to supervise.
When out and about, blend in with everyone else. Don’t wear any uniform, company security passes, name/rank/job title name badges, etc. Don’t leave anything in your car or throw anything out in your rubbish that will identify you and your position. Don’t have a company car with the company name painted on the side.
Don’t cluster – that is, avoid placewhere a group of you can be targeted. For example, a bar, restaurant or club that habecome known athe place where all the scientistor all the army guygo. If there isuch a place, stop using it and warn your organisation that it ia potential target. (Maybe the organisation will take stepto secure it so that there isomewhere itpeople can go to relax).
