A MODEL FOR SECURITY VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT IN THE OIL INDUSTRY CASE STUDY: MARINE OIL INDUSTRY

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JAMSHIDI ALI; ALIDOOSTI ALI; GIVEHCHI SAEED; RAJABI ROOZBEH

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A MODEL FOR SECURITY VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT IN THE OIL INDUSTRY CASE STUDY: MARINE OIL INDUSTRY

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JAMSHIDI ALI | ALIDOOSTI ALI | GIVEHCHI SAEED | RAJABI ROOZBEH | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

JOSHANQ2

SECURITY RISK ASSESSMENTQ2

JOSHAN-PROQ2

MARINE OIL INDUSTRYQ2

Abstract

After the 9.11 disaster in New York, we have become more awareo f the catastrophic threats in our communities. While the 9.11d isaster was not directed toward the oil industry, oil production facilities may pose an attractive target for terrorism. This study focuses on assessing the security risk of man-made disasters for critical assets in the oil industry. This research modifies conventional risk assessment methods for including terrorism and sabotage scenarios by JOSHAN model. The objective of this risk assessment is to identify possible security hazards, threats and vulnerabilities facing each target asset, and to find the adequate countermeasures to protect the public, workers, national interest, environment, and companies. This model includes five steps: asset characterization, threat assessment, vulnerability analysis, risk assessment and new countermeasures. JOSHAN-Pro, an in-house software, is introduced for security vulnerability assessment in critical asset protection.

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JAMSHIDI, ALI, ALIDOOSTI, ALI, GIVEHCHI, SAEED, & RAJABI, ROOZBEH. (2012). A MODEL FOR SECURITY VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT IN THE OIL INDUSTRY CASE STUDY: MARINE OIL INDUSTRY. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, 1(1), 61-67. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/226015/en

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JAMSHIDI ALI, ALIDOOSTI ALI, GIVEHCHI SAEED, RAJABI ROOZBEH. A MODEL FOR SECURITY VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT IN THE OIL INDUSTRY CASE STUDY: MARINE OIL INDUSTRY. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2012;1(1):61-67. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/226015/en

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ALI JAMSHIDI, ALI ALIDOOSTI, SAEED GIVEHCHI, and ROOZBEH RAJABI, “A MODEL FOR SECURITY VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT IN THE OIL INDUSTRY CASE STUDY: MARINE OIL INDUSTRY,” EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 61–67, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/226015/en

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