Extremism and Houses of Worship

Focus on Extremist Threats Against Houses of Worship

Extremism Against Places of Worship Extends Across Faiths

Hostage situations. Graffiti and vandalism. Gravestones toppled. Active shooters. Bombings. Extremists are becoming more brazen in their tactics and more expressive in their ideologies, committing acts of violence throughout the world at houses of worship, burial sites, and other historically significant places.

How Faith-Based Organizations Can Improve Threat Intelligence Collection

Many faith-based organizations lack formal resources and functions dedicated to security and risk monitoring, which puts them at a disadvantage when it comes to early warning and threat response.

A Security Survey for Houses of Worship

House of worship security programs must be uniquely designed for your facility, placing equal priorities on the safety of people, programs, property, and preparedness for emergencies.

5 Underlying Reasons for Extremist Attacks on Houses of Worship

Extremists have multiple motivations, and those can push attackers toward striking out at a religious organization or house of worship.

PRAY: A Model to Change Mindsets about Security in Houses of Worship

Some religious leaders balk at the concept of restricting access to houses of worship because they are traditionally places of peace, rest, and welcome. And while this is the typical state for many religious institutions, a sense of alertness is required.

Focus on Extremist Threats Against Houses of Worship

Extremism Against Places of Worship Extends Across Faiths

How Faith-Based Organizations Can Improve Threat Intelligence Collection

A Security Survey for Houses of Worship

5 Underlying Reasons for Extremist Attacks on Houses of Worship

PRAY: A Model to Change Mindsets about Security in Houses of Worship

4 Steps to Mitigate Crime Risks at Houses of Worship

Fast Facts: 11 Security Scenarios Religious Personnel Should Prepare For

Infographic: How to Build Priority Lists for Threat Monitoring