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KEY TO SYMBOLS

Low threat

Guarded threat

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High threat

Severe threat

TERRORISM THREAT CONDITIONS

Kidnap and ransom

Nationalist/separatist

Single interest

Narco/organised crime

Other religious extremists

TERRORIST GROUPS

COUNTRY KIDNAP RISK

Cities at particular risk

High risk regionsKashmir

Far right

Marxist/leftist

Islamic extremist

Terrorism Threat Map 2007

Security forces: 35%Private citizens and property: 17%Government and diplomatic: 15%Religious figures/institutions: 7%Transport, maritime and aviation: 5%Utilities and telecoms: 5%Business: 4%Educational institutions: 3%NGO and media: 2%Tourism: 0.4%Other: 7%

TERRORISM TARGET SELECTION BY INDUSTRYTerrorism target selection by Janusian statistics, 2006*

*Iraq statistics not included

Which organisationsTrack record

Which organisationsThreat

Which organisationsVulnerability

Which organisationsRisk

Which organisationsAims and intent

Which organisationsTarget selection

CapabilitySecurity regime

Physical security

Plans and procedures

Security regime

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TERRORISM THREAT MAP 2007 Terrorism threat is defined as an assessment of the intent, capability and likelihood of terrorists staging attacks. All assessments for the Terrorism Threat Map 2007 draw upon open and privileged intelligence data. Usingthis data, a panel of Janusian analysts have assigned threat levels by scoring each country according to thefollowing threat indicators for 2007:• Known and active groups or networks operating in a given country• Their aims and stated objectives• Their track record of terrorist activity, including target selection • Their operational capabilities to stage attacks • The likely erosion of terrorist capabilities through the current counter-terrorism regime in the given country

AdviceJanusian and Aon recommend that terrorism threat can be mitigated by the following:• Implement a proportionate security risk management scheme to identify and reduce the vulnerabilities to

personnel and business assets based upon an expert risk assessment• Transfer risk though an appropriate insurance policy to reduce the impact of any attack

TERRORISM RISK ASSESSMENT

Terrorism Threat Map

2007

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