Counter terrorism management system certification is an emerging certification system that is based on the concept and methods of counter-terrorism security risk management to establish an enterprise counter-terrorism security management system. Through third-party certification, it demonstrates and proves that the company has achieved relevant standard recognition in terms of security prevention and response to terrorist attacks.
The certification of the anti-terrorism management system is based on the standard DB5117/T56-2022 "Basic Norms for Counter Terrorism Prevention Management". The purpose of developing this standard is to improve the orderliness of counter-terrorism prevention and provide reliable technical and management decision support for counter-terrorism prevention. The development of this standard is based on the terrorist attacks that occurred in some cities in China targeting key industries and units, as well as the deficiencies in anti-terrorism prevention in related industries.
The standard specifies the terminology and definitions of anti-terrorism prevention management, anti-terrorism prevention principles, classification and prevention level of key targets, important parts of key targets, normal anti-terrorism prevention, abnormal anti-terrorism prevention, emergency preparedness requirements, supervision and inspection.
This standard has detailed guidance and practicality: it defines terrorist attacks, anti-terrorism prevention, anti-terrorism prevention systems, normal anti-terrorism prevention, anti-terrorism work leadership agencies and their offices, general goals of anti-terrorism prevention, human resources prevention, technical prevention, data prevention, institutional prevention, management standards, work standards, technical standards, and so on.