- Be aware of the threat Know you are a target.
- Think before you speak Whom you are talking to – not all information is to be shared. Aware of your surroundings – others may listen in, for example in public places.
- Your phone is not secure What you discuss may be intercepted. Thus, meetings involving sensitive and classified information should be held with no phones or other digital devices in the room.
- Set boundaries Consider what guests should have access to, physically as well as digitally. Be aware of suspicious behaviour, including any photography.
- Watch out for intruders Keep ID cards visible. Easier to detect unauthorized access.
- Be careful when travelling You are more at risk in unfamiliar settings. Only bring the essentials.
- Scepticism Be critical towards individuals who show a particular interest in you. Are they interested in you or your knowledge?
- Use social media with care Information about your private life, leisure and work can be used against you. Be aware of what you share with whom and use privacy settings actively.
- Protect your classified information Follow the rules on handling, storing and transporting classified information. Know your security instructions within this area.
- Speak up Report suspicious incidents and decide how to proceed.
Source:
- Pet.dk
