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The transportation network constitutes the artery of economic activity and growth in modern economies. Whilst challenged by telecommunications and internet technologies, the movement of goods and people is still an indispensable aspect of social and economic life contributing around one tenth of the GDP in the developed world economies1. It is not surprising therefore to find transportation on the social and political agenda and any faults, failures and consequent accidents, being given a high degree of publicity and exposure. Traditionally, the key mantra in transportation especially railways has been safety followed by reliability, punctuality, cost, journey time and quality of travel. This has held true so far for most modes of transport until recently when malicious intent with the aim of disrupting the network, victimising its customers and inflicting large economic losses has added a new ingredient to the traditional concerns of the industry. The malicious intent broadly falls into a number of categories comprising;  Vandalism & Unlawful Adventure  Robberies, Assaults  Illegal Access  Unauthorised Use of Property/Facilities  Theft, Fraud  Intimidation and Extortion  Disruption, Sabotage  Terrorism

A Systems Approach to Assurance of Safety, Security and Sustainability in Railways