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Revision as of 13:56, 28 February 2024
As far as individual HRDs are concerned, a simple security plan may include the following sections:
- Objective
- Threats
- Prevention - actions and resources
- Response - actions and resources
- Coordinating a response to an emergency always involves coordinating actions so digital communication is increasingly important. Decide what the most secure and effective means of communicating with each actor is in different scenarios and identify a back-up means too. Be aware that for emergencies, it might be useful to have clear guidelines on: what to communicate, which channels to use, and to whom.
- Emergency plan
- Well-being considerations
- Devices and information
Tips for overcoming resistance to security planning
Sources:
- Holistic Security Manual: Chapter 3.3 on Creating Security Plans and Agreements and Chapter 3.4 on Security in Groups and Organizations
