CoU 12th Meeting -Patricia Compard – December 4th 2018 – Brussels

Standardisation Governance-Panel 1

Standardisation for Security

and crisis Management-
State of play
 Background
 Increasing globalisation and climate change, security threats growing in scale
and sophistication

 Demand from european citizens to increase their security accordingly to these

new stakes

 Crisis and disasters ignoring boundaries and plans

 Multi-agency crisis and disaster response

 EU specific challenges: open space with 28 member states responsible for

security, 28 governments and different territorial organizations, 24 official
languages…..
How can standardisation
improve the Security and
crisis management
capabilities of the European
Union and Members States?
Standardisation for security and crisis management

What are standards ?

 Documents providing, specifications, guidelines or characteristics that can

be used consistently to ensure that materials, products, processes and
services are fit for their purpose.

 Standards are concrete and shared outcomes, workable for all

stakeholders developed by consensus of experts

 Investments and powerful lever to strengthen societal security

Standardisation for security and crisis management

What can Standards achieve ?

 Common language
 Harmonized processes and practices
 Developing and taking up useful and used research and innovation
 Technical compatibility of material or interoperability of systems or data
 More cost-effective outcomes for both end-users and suppliers
 Shared methods of characterization of products or services
 Shared conformity assessment means (certification, accreditation)
 Shared solutions to societal, commercial or technical Issues
 Trust between stakeholders (users, first responders, policy makers,
providers, suppliers, EU Institutions, Research Projects, Citizens…)
Standardisation for security and crisis management

Security and Crisis Management

Standardisation framework
ISO/TC 292
Security and resilience
(and others)

CEN/TC 391
Societal and
citizen security

DIN AFNOR BSI PKN NEN BSI UNMZ

Standardisation for Security and crisis management

Essential International standards

ISO 31 000 Risk Management (ISO/TC 262)
ISO/IEC 27 001 Information security Management system (JTC 1 SC 27)
ISO 14 001 Environmental management (ISO/TC 207)
ISO 9001 Quality Management (ISO/TC 176 SC2)

ISO 22300 Security and resilience- Vocabulary

ISO 22301 Business continuity management system-Requirements
ISO 22320 Emergency Management- Guidelines for incident management
ISO 22396 Guidelines for monitoring facilities with identified hazards
ISO 22315 Mass evacuation-Guidelines for planning
ISO 22322 Guidelines for public warning
ISO 22395 Guidelines for supporting vulnerable people in an emergency
ISO 22398 Guidelines for exercices
Pr ISO 22329 Guidelines for use of social media in emergencies
Standardisation for Security and crisis management

Essential European standards

EN/TS 17091 Crisis Management – Developing a Strategic capability

prEN 17173: CBRNE – Glossary

NWIP ‘CBRNE Training Framework: Requirements for CBRNE education and training’
CEN/TS 16595:2013 ‘CBRN – Vulnerability Assessment and Protection of People at Risk’
EN/TS 16850:2015 ‘Societal and citizen security – Guidance for managing security in healthcare facilities’
EN/TS 17159:2018 ‘Societal and citizen security – Guidance for the security of hazardous materials (CBRNE) in
healthcare facilities’
EN-ISO 22300:2018 Security and resilience – Vocabulary
EN/TR 14383 Prevention of crime by urban planning and building design (CEN/TC 325)
EN 166082 Airport and aviation security services (CEN/TC 439)
Standardisation for Security and crisis management

EN/TS 17091
Crisis Management - Developing a Strategic capability
Only existing standard on Crisis management- Developped by a wide range of actual CM experts

Relevant to decision makers in the areas of resilience, risk, business continuity, crisis and emergency
management -Relevant to any kind or size of organization- User friendly

Deals with:
Building a management capability, Crisis leadership, Strategic decision making,
Crisis communication, Training, validation and learning from exercises
Standardisation for Security and crisis management

EN/TS 17091 Crisis Management Launch

Attend free launch event organized by BSI and CM experts

Date: 11 December 2018

Time: 12:30-16:00

Location: Deloitte, 2 New Street Square, London, EC4A 3PA

Registration: https://bit.ly/2Pz2CaY
Please, get involved !
Thank you for your attention !