Millions of Security Practitioners using and working together on the same protocols for biological threat security

Mission

Integrate the Security Industry into the Covid-19 mitigation process by contributing methodologies for Biological Threat Security and Standards for Compliance

 On the 30th of April, The Chairman of CAPSI, Mr Kunwar Vikram Singh and Director General of ISIO Juan Kirsten addressed the topic of Biological Threat Security.

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+7 Million Security Practitioners are unleased by CAPSI (India), and ISIO (Global) on a mission for biological threat security.

Mission

Mobilize and Integrate the Private Security Industry into the Covid-19 mitigation process by contributing methodologies for Biological Threat Security and Standards for Compliance

The Chairman of CAPSI, Mr. Kunwar Vikram Singh and Director General of ISIO Juan Kirsten addressed the topic of Biological Threat Security during the authorizing of the MoU in a virtual meeting .

 The private security industry is larger than many policing or military unit in most countries.  The security industry personnel along with technology and equipment screen people before entering sites. The security industry actually manages and facilitates the health protocols on the ground.

The security industry comprehends the fact that the current situation is,

1. We do not know how long the vaccine will be effective before it expires within our bodies.

2. We do know that this virus is mutating which could become more deadly

3. We also know that the entire globe must be inoculated before herd immunity comes into session.

 Until now the health community has contributed three protocols for limiting the collateral damage of the active mutating biological threat, namely. chemical testing besides hygiene and social interaction. The health community should now take the step now by mandating the private security industry that manages the protocols on the ground using security protocols for the threat.

It is impossible to chemical test everybody every and many times a day.  The Security industry does electronically test every day and many times a day for the temperatures of people because the population pass through a security access point be it at a building or any other shelter under a roof or an open-air site.

Regarding the social interaction: the security practitioners manage the entry control to sites and therefore manages social interactions. They differ from other front-liners because they could easily manage aggressive and violent behavior. We do know that people shout and could spit into the eyes of a person out of contempt. The eyes being just as porous as the mouth could easily be an entry source of a viral transmission. This means that security practitioners handle life impacting or deadly outcomes daily.

Tailing related issues threats

There is crime related to the threat for example, the theft of oxygen bottles and other basic needs of man that causes pandemonium that adds to the crisis.

Also, the outcome of the threat is the economic meltdown. When customers avoid going to a site or are unable to afford certain goods then the illegal economy grows at a phenomenal rate because transnational, locally organized and gang crime are feeding off the desperate.

All the above dictates that the security sector is a vital stakeholder and contributor towards reducing the number of people or business fatalities and will provide a secure pathway for economic recovery.

Methodologies and Standards

Security success for the Active Mutating Biological Threat

Security success depends on the level of situational awareness of the people on the ground (all are decision-makers) and their reaction speed (Juan Kirsten 2018). When it comes to handling an active biological threat – reaction speed is vital.

Each site is different with distinct demands. There are therefore different protocols for distinct fields of interest, for example, there would be unique protocols for a rehabilitation center to a mall to a stadium. This is not a one size fits all kind-of-thing.

 Protocols based on sound security principles

These CV-19 security protocols are based on intensive research which fuelled the security and operational protocol guide for managing COVID-19 in March 2020. These have been reviewed by Professor Larry Barton and Dr Rommel Manwong (Prof). This was followed by the release of booklets for COVID-19 building security protocols and housing protocols produced by Jean-Pierre Roux (MPhil) prior to starting his Doctoral (joint-PhD) research at the universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh.

 Stakeholders

This initiative is important because it is impossible to inoculate the entire globe within weeks. In some countries it could take still a good year to begin making impact. The point is – is that this is a mutating beast that can change shape. The security industry must have awareness of comprehending that this is an active biological threat that must be treated with the respect and addressed accordingly by using security covid-19 protocols.

Therefore, we are inviting all stakeholders to assist in anyway that they are able to inform or participate in this cause.

The recording of the virtual meet can be found here

CAPSI www.capsi.in 

ISIO www.intsi.org