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Security guidelines summary
The following personal security and risk mitigation guidelines are produced by HIscox ASM. They are designed to help you take sensible and necessary precautions against a range of criminal activities, when living in or visiting high-risk parts of the world. They also cover the basic aspects of incident response and post incident recovery.
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Personal Security Guidelines
Hiscox ASM's advice booklet, aimed at people who are living in high-risk parts of the world. It gives information on the five basic principles of security, plus sensible precautions that should be taken at home, on the move and in the office. |
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Crisis Management – Corporate Guidelines
Designed to help commercial organisations deal effectively with a range of crises, this booklet provides expert advice on what to do in event of an extortion or kidnap incident, how to handle the media, criteria to use when selecting a response consultancy, advice on how to avoid a carjacking or express kidnap situation, tips for hostage survival and guidelines for putting together an evacuation plan for expat personnel. |
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Crisis Management – A Practical Guide
Designed to help protect you, your family and your property from criminal attack, the seven sections of this booklet provide expert advice on dealing with various crises from kidnapping and threat extortion to hostage survival. |
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Hiscox ASM Ltd is an indirect subsidiary of Hiscox Ltd (ultimate parent company of the Hiscox Group) and carries on business in the United Kingdom where it is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority in respect of insurance mediation activities. Hiscox ASM Ltd acts only for insurance brokers or intermediaries wishing to buy insurance from insurers in the Hiscox Group and does not itself handle client monies.
Prospective purchasers of insurance must when seeking new or renewal insurance disclose any information which might influence the insurer in deciding whether to accept the risk and in setting the terms or premiums. Failure to do so may entitle the insurer to declare the insurance void from inception and to reject any claim.
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