Major Event and Mass Violence:
White Paper

Recent terrorist attacks in Orlando, San Bernardino, Nice, Paris and Belgium were complex incidents of mass violence that challenge traditional practices in preparedness, response and recovery for first responders and their agencies. Responding to mass violence incidents demands a new approach to emergency preparedness. What should safety professionals do to improve preparedness in this new environment?

Download our whitepaper: Evolving Strategies in Mass Violence Response: Getting the Masses Involved written by Steve Crimando, Principal at Behavioral Science Applications to read about the latest trends in mass violence and how to best adapt your mitigation strategies accordingly. Steve discusses what resources you’ll need and communication strategies you should leverage.

• Understanding and anticipating hybrid targeted violence
• Adopting the rescue task force concept
• The importance of bleeding control (B-CON)
• Critical communications priorities