Risk and Threat Assessments
Advisory Services - Risk and Threat Assessments Overview
Enhance your operational security with our expert-led risk and threat assessments, designed to keep your business protected in an ever-changing threat landscape. At Risk Intelligence, we provide targeted, intelligence-driven evaluations that address specific risks or threats, enabling you to make informed decisions with confidence. By partnering with us, you'll optimize your risk management strategies, reduce vulnerabilities, and ensure compliance with international standards. Explore our full range of assessments and strengthen your security posture today.
Risk assessments and other reports
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The Voyage Risk Assessment is a standardised, semi-quantitative assessment for a single voyage for a specific vessel or vessel type. It is used as an operational preparation tool for a specific voyage or specific route.
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A Security Risk Assessment is a document to be used for decision-making, planning purposes and risk management. It includes a threat assessment and vulnerability assessment as well as recommendations for risk mitigation.
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We always recommend a VRA before the engagement of any Private Maritime Security Company (PMSC) services, but also offer several types of PMSC evaluation services, from desktop assessments to on-board audits.
Threat Assessments
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A threat assessment is an in depth, analytical analysis of existing or future threats for specified client operations in a defined area or on a defined route. The TA provides a basis for decision-making and contracting and can also be used to support or validate policymaking.
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The threat briefing is a short assessment based on current threat developments. It is not vessel or operation-specific. It provides a basic threat overview that can be used for a basis for preliminary decision-making or for general situational awareness.
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The Port Security Threat Assessment, or PSTA, provides a complete overview of the risks and threats for a specific port. It contains threats and risk classifications as well as maps, an overview of the port, and descriptions of the current political and conflict developments, if applicable.
Port-related reports:
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The Port Security Assessment (PSA) provides a similar assessment to the PFSA, but will also take into account the specifications and details of different sections of a port and its adjacent areas, if these have an impact on security in the port.
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The Port Facility Security Assessment (PFSA) analyses all aspects of a port facility's operation to identify the port facility’s vulnerabilities. The PFSA is an essential and integral part of developing and updating Port Facility Security Plan (PFSP).
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As the PFSP, the Port Security Plan (PSP) is developed in close cooperation with the port´s administration to ensure the security plan includes specific national requirements. The security plan will address the specifications and details of different sections of a port, and will integrate the security plans for port facilities within their boundaries.
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The Port Facility Security Plan (PFSP) is developed in close cooperation with the port´s administration to ensure the security plan includes specific national requirements. Based on the findings of the PFSA, the security plan will address the vulnerabilities found and the specifications of the port facility.
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Risk Intelligence has many years of experience with the organisation and implementation of port security exercises. We run these in collaboration with the organisation and authorities to ensure the exercises meet the respective requirements of the ISPS code.
We also run frequent training exercises to support implementation of the security plan, and offer education such as PFSO courses, ISPS Awareness Certifications and ISPS Beginner’s courses.
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