14 claims on pp. 12–94 (fact 13, statement 1).
The 50 analyzed incidents are a subset of a population of 173 mass attacks described in NTAC's 2023 report.
The 50 incidents analyzed in this study are a subset from a population of 173 mass attacks
Included incidents harmed three or more people, not counting the attacker(s), and occurred in public or semi-public workplaces.
These incidents resulted in harm to three or more people, not including the attacker(s)
The study uses open sources to examine 50 mass violence incidents on the premises of a business or other work location, covering attacks and attackers' backgrounds and behavioral histories.
describes key findings of research using open sources examining 50 incidents of mass violence which occurred on the premises of a business or other work location
In the current or former employees section, percentages reflect the 22 attacks perpetrated by current and former employees of the targeted location.
For this section, percentages reflect the 22 attacks perpetrated by current and former employees of the targeted location.
In the customers, clients, patients, and visitors section, percentages reflect the 20 customers, clients, patients, and visitors who perpetrated attacks.
For this section, percentages reflect those 20 customers, clients, patients, and visitors who perpetrated attacks.
For the romantic partners and relatives section, percentages reflect the nine attacks in that group.
For this section, percentages reflect these nine attacks.
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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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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Interview subjects participated on the condition of confidentiality to allow for an open discussion.
Interview subjects participated on the condition of confidentiality to allow for an open discussion.
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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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Some points shared by interview subjects are used as Voices from the Field throughout the publication.
Some points shared by interview subjects are utilized as "Voices from the Field" throughout this publication.
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NTAC's research examining incidents of targeted violence spans more than 25 years.
For over 25 years, NTAC's research examining incidents of targeted violence
The steps within this guide are intended to be scalable to organizations of varying sizes and resources.
the steps within this guide are intended to be scalable to organizations of varying sizes and resources
An asterisk on the Weapons, Location Types and Motives rows of Data Table 1 indicates multiple responses, so percentages within those sections can sum to more than 100%.
Sample (N = 50 | 22 | 19 | 9 by column) · Data Table 1 columns: all attacks 50 | employees 22 | customers, clients, patients, visitors 19 | partners and relatives 9
*Indicates multiple responses.
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