Add Target At the beginning of the risk analysis process and as the operating environment changes in your AOR, you will have to add new targets to PSRAT. To add targets to the target list, click on the button (Figure 9), located on the top left of the screen. After List Targets “Add Target” clicking this button an Add Target Screen (Figure 11) will popup. Figure - Add New Target Popup Delete Target To delete a target in the target list, click into any field on the row of the target you wish to delete. Look to the area at bottom portion of the screen. Make sure the “Target Details” target you want to delete is listed in the target details then click the button “Delete Target” which is located in the of the screen. “Target details” part Target Auditing Changes to the target list can be viewed by accessing the audit log located in the top target’s right of the screen. Click the Audit-Target button to see the: Target Name, Port, List Targets Target Class, User and Date Updated, and Type of change. More Target Details For targets that are not from the target class of or more details about the target Vessel Barge can be entered through the button located at the bottom middle of the More Target Details screen. This information does not directly feed into the risk equation, however it List Targets is qualitative information that should help inform your assessment of vulnerability and consequence factors in the Screen. For or class targets, more Score Scenarios Vessel Barge details can be added via the Target Memo field at the bottom of the screen. List Targets Score Scenarios This section of PSRAT is where you will perform a risk analysis of scenarios for each of the targets that have been created. PSRAT auromatically generates scenarios that are required to be assessed for each target, based on the class assigned in the process. 1. List Targets target’s If there are additional scenarios that you wish to assess, you may do so using the “Add button. Each scenario has an associated that will provide a Scenarios” “Scenario Description” synopsis of the attack mode. You will be required to evaluate the Threat, Vulnerability, and Consequences for each scenario. The available optional scenarios for each target include those that are not mandatory, but still possible. All attack types are not available for all target classes. The risk score is calculated based on the following main factors: Threat what is the likelihood that terrorists will attempt the scenario? –
Add Target At the beginning of the risk analysis process and as the operating environment changes in your AOR, you will have to add new targets to PSRAT. To add targets to the target list, click on the “Add Target” button (Figure 9), located on the top left of the List Targets screen. After clicking this button an Add Target Screen (Figure 11) will popup. Figure - Add New Target Popup Delete Target To delete a target in the target list, click into any field on the row of the target you wish to delete. Look to the “Target Details” area at bottom portion of the screen. Make sure the target you want to delete is listed in the target details then click the “Delete Target” button which is located in the “Target details” part of the screen. Target Auditing Changes to the target list can be viewed by accessing the target’s audit log located in the top right of the List Targets screen. Click the Audit-Target button to see the: Target Name, Port, Target Class, User and Date Updated, and Type of change. More Target Details For targets that are not from the target class of Vessel or Barge more details about the target can be entered through the More Target Details button located at the bottom middle of the List Targets screen. This information does not directly feed into the risk equation, however it is qualitative information that should help inform your assessment of vulnerability and consequence factors in the Score Scenarios Screen. For Vessel or Barge class targets, more details can be added via the Target Memo field at the bottom of the List Targets screen. Score Scenarios This section of PSRAT is where you will perform a risk analysis of scenarios for each of the targets that have been created. PSRAT auromatically generates scenarios that are required to be assessed for each target, based on the target’s class assigned in the 1. List Targets process. If there are additional scenarios that you wish to assess, you may do so using the “Add Scenarios” button. Each scenario has an associated “Scenario Description” that will provide a synopsis of the attack mode. You will be required to evaluate the Threat, Vulnerability, and Consequences for each scenario. The available optional scenarios for each target include those that are not mandatory, but still possible. All attack types are not available for all target classes. The risk score is calculated based on the following main factors: Threat – what is the likelihood that terrorists will attempt the scenario?
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