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Ask HN: How do you manage your physical security?
Hello fellow HN people.
As some of you know, we are currently building an open-source mobile physical security tool for human rights defenders, journalists, aid workers, activists and NGOs. (You can sign up to our early launch access program at www.secfirst.org - apologies for the blatant plug :).
We are currently researching other physical security management tools on the market at the moment and trying to gather your experiences of using them.
Especially interest for us your experience or use of tools areas such as:
-risk planning/mitigation
-travel security
-office/home security
-organisational management
-emergency response
Thanks HN!
-security first.
If you can spare 10 minutes to help us save lives, please fill out our 20 question survey here (good karma awaits :)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1LRATeUm2hmzIBBYAg8LtMxcx6W6X4Fl1iYF-Lqe0FiM/edit
- iamthepieman 13y agoI choose to live in a safe place. Every other security tool/tactic/risk mitigation is a response to the security environment. By choosing a safe environment, you make all those easier.
- exelib 13y agoCan you tell me where is safe place to live? No joke, I looking for safe place to move to in some years.
- ixacto 13y agoMany large cities have their data available on the internet. I used this http://web6.seattle.gov/mnm/statistics.aspx?tabId=3 http://web6.seattle.gov/mnm/statistics.aspx?tabId=3 when looking for a place to move in Seattle.
- tverr_bjelke 13y agoI filled the forms and I saw you mention use of the tor-bundle. Anonymity is very hard to archive. So if you guide people that need it, be very careful! PLEASE provide them dedicated instructions to embed that bundle inside/behind proper firewall / virtual machine. Otherwise they can easily be trapped by some leaking streams (e.g. tcp/dns) outside tor to identify their IP. That all must be blocked! Hope to hear from your project.