1.
A risk is an assessment of the likelihood and consequence of a threat materializing. When assessing risks in your daily life or work, do you primarily focus on the likelihood of an event occurring?
1 out of 25
2.
Do you wish to implement additional specific security measures to enhance your personal safety?
2 out of 25
3.
Do you often feel concern for your own or your loved ones' personal safety?
3 out of 25
4.
Do you have substantial financial assets that make you appear very wealthy to the general public?
4 out of 25
5.
Do you have anyone in your circle of acquaintances who has issues with addiction, such as gambling, drugs, or alcohol, or who is or has been involved in criminal activities?
5 out of 25
6.
Are you involved in any activities that could be considered ideologically controversial or unacceptable by certain groups?
6 out of 25
7.
Is your religious affiliation, if any, publicly known?
7 out of 25
8.
Do you belong to an ethnic group that is currently in conflict with other groups?
8 out of 25
9.
Do you have the authority to make decisions that significantly impact other people’s life situations?
9 out of 25
10.
In the past five years, have you received threats, been attacked, or been subjected to any form of harassment?
10 out of 25
11.
Is your employer or company involved in activities that could be considered ideologically controversial by certain groups?
11 out of 25
12.
Do you hold an executive leadership position within your company?
12 out of 25
13.
Is it possible for an unauthorized person to enter your residence, whether you're home or not, without your knowledge?
13 out of 25
14.
Do you have a plan of action for unannounced visitors at your residence or workplace?
14 out of 25
15.
Is there a risk that you could face physical confrontation during your daily travels when you’re alone?
15 out of 25
16.
Could someone track your daily routines without you noticing it?
16 out of 25
17.
Is it possible for an unauthorized person to approach you at your workplace without at least being noticed by your colleagues?
17 out of 25
18.
Have you and your close contacts established routines for handling information, including what can and cannot be shared and procedures for communicating critical security information?
18 out of 25
19.
Do you give pre-announced presentations or participate in public events where your presence is known?
19 out of 25
20.
Do you have high online visibility through media or social media, regardless of who has published the content?
20 out of 25
21.
Are you often recognized by people you don’t personally know?
21 out of 25
22.
Is it possible to find information about your residential address or workplace online or in open sources?
22 out of 25
23.
Are your contact details available online or in open sources?
23 out of 25
24.
Would a physical attack on you or a loved one likely impact you mentally to a high degree, even if no physical harm occurs?
24 out of 25
25.
Do you have any personal security or protection resource to call, other than the police, if you were to become a victim of a crime?
25 out of 25
