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Fact [V] p032-01

Guide offers a scalable eight-step framework for BTAM programs

The publication offers a scalable eight-step framework for implementing a BTAM program in organizations of varying sizes and resources.

we offer a scalable eight-step framework for implementing a BTAM program in organizations of varying sizes and resources.

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Statement [V] p032-02

Framework presents steps personnel can implement to reduce targeted workplace violence risk

The framework presents practical steps workplace personnel can implement to identify, assess, and manage individuals of concern, thereby reducing the risk of targeted workplace violence.

presents practical steps that workplace personnel can implement to successfully and proactively identify, assess, and manage individuals of concern, thereby reducing the risk of targeted workplace violence.

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Fact [V] p032-03

Strategies target all forms of targeted workplace violence

The strategies are intended to help organizations prevent all forms of targeted workplace violence, including violence toward employees, executives, customers, visitors, and others.

The strategies identified in this publication are intended to assist organizations in preventing all forms of targeted workplace violence, including violence toward an organization's employees, executives, customers, visitors, and others.

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Fact [V] p032-04

Guidance drew on Secret Service operations and decades of NTAC research

The guidance was informed by Secret Service protective operations and decades of NTAC research, training, and consultation.

This guidance was informed by several methods and data sources, including the protective operations used by the Secret Service and decades of NTAC research, training, and consultation

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Fact [V] p032-05

NTAC reviewed literature and interviewed personnel across a variety of industries

NTAC reviewed the extant literature and conducted informational interviews with personnel from a variety of organizations and industries, including retail, technology, food service, healthcare, education, entertainment, finance, government, and law enforcement.

NTAC also reviewed the extant literature on targeted violence and workplace violence prevention and conducted a series of informational interviews with personnel from a variety of organizations and industries, including retail, technology, food service, healthcare, education, entertainment, finance, government, and law enforcement.

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Fact [V] p032-07

Interviewees included BTAM team members, executives, and HR and security staff

Participants included professionals directly involved in organizational BTAM teams, as well as executives, managers, supervisors, and personnel in HR, security, insider threat, and cybersecurity.

Participants represented a wide range of roles and disciplines, including professionals directly involved in organizational BTAM teams, as well as organizational executives, managers, supervisors, and personnel in human resources, security, insider threat, cybersecurity, and more.

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Statement [V] p032-09

Eight-step framework gives a scalable roadmap for BTAM programs

The eight foundational steps provide a practical roadmap for establishing a BTAM program that organizations can adapt to their size, structure, and resources.

provide a practical roadmap for establishing a BTAM program that organizations can adapt to their size, structure, and resources

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