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FILL THE GAP: Safety zones, intervention times and offender classes

Security zones, intervention times and offender classes - how are these topics connected? And what needs to be considered when creating security zones?

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are these topics connected? And what needs to be considered when creating safety zones?

00:00 Introduction
00:24 Security zones in the context of cyber security
00:48 Security zones in the context of physical security
01:20 What security zones are there?
02:33 Intervention time
03:31 Perpetrator classes
05:10 Practical example of security zoning
06:56 Practical scenario of an attack

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