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CSSC (Cross Sector Safety and Security Communications)

CSSC stands for Cross-sector Safety and Security Communications. It represents a partnership between, the Police, Government and industry that brings businesses and business networks together to ensure businesses receive the information they need, when they need it, to stay safe and secure in the lead up to and during and after the Games.

To do this, CSSC builds on existing (but specialist) successful and proven security networks such as Project Griffin (security sector) and Sister Banks (finance sector), to provide a means for the Police and Government to communicate with the wider private sector – businesses both big and small, with ‘one voice’ on safety and security, as well as to receive feedback from business on the security issues important to them.
 
This summer, the eyes of the world will be focused on London, as the capital provides the main stage for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
 
With such interest and a huge influx of visitors to the capital, few businesses in London will be unaffected by the Games and all will need to consider any safety and security implications, making the necessary preparations where appropriate. This covers not only the physical security of premises, but also the safety of individuals at their place of work and as they move around the city for business or leisure purposes.
 
 
Security must therefore be robust, comprehensive and proportionate to ensure a safe and secure Games that London, the UK and the world can enjoy.
 
A key part of achieving this will be a new partnership between business, the Police and the Government in London: the Cross-sector Safety and Security Communications Project (CSSC).

Our Aim

To provide & facilitate for ALL London businesses to be safety and security aware before, during, and after the Games, by improving communication between the public and private sector on security matters, creating a legacy of improved communication and awareness.

Two-way Communication Flow

The Hub will facilitate two-way communication.

Through the Hub, real-time information can be fed back, supporting the authorities in their efforts and helping optimise the use of resources. There will also be on-line resources to help businesses prepare to mitigate specific risks.

Visit the CSSC website to register your business.