Security planning relating to threat assessment will result in the determination of the:

While assessing the likelihood of a terrorist attack is a component of threat assessment, it does not encompass the broader implications of security planning. The focus here is on what measures must be implemented, rather than just estimating the chances of a specific type of threat occurring.

Determining the number of personnel required may follow from the degree of security required, but it is not a direct outcome of the threat assessment itself. The assessment primarily identifies security needs, which then influences staffing levels, rather than directly calculating them.

Capital expense requirements can be influenced by the degree of security determined through threat assessment but are not a direct result of it. Budgeting considerations come after identifying security needs and are based on the resources necessary to achieve those security measures, rather than the threat assessment itself.