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What does DHS mean by “no credit for any facility or asset security measures” in question D.11?

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What does DHS mean by “no credit for any facility or asset security measures” in question D.11?

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Question D.11 is asking about achievability probability which refers to the probability that an adversary could execute a successful attack assuming the absence of all security measures at the asset. Achievability is a function of the difficulty for the adversary of the attack type in relation to the specific target asset. For example, the inaccuracy of a standoff weapon or difficulty in loading a large portable container are factors that would reduce the achievability of a standoff attack or theft of a container of COI, respectively, even without considering facility security measures (SVA instructions, page 70).

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