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There was plenty of excitement at the start of the semester. We saw students, faculty and staff return to campus for the start of the fall semester at Tulane University. As their partner in campus safety, Allied Universal, was right there helping bring the campus back to life.

In this blog, we take a closer look at three of the most frequently mentioned hesitations that make new corporate clients express – and the myths about executive protection that underlie them.

Memorial Day was the unofficial kick off of summer, and with summer...comes hot weather. 

The National Cyber Security Center continues to warn businesses that cyber-attacks are on the rise and that organizations should have the correct prevention strategies in place. But with all the focus on cyber, businesses could be overlooking a greater threat to their security; most commonly referred to as business espionage or business spying.

Since Keriann Bennett comes from a military and law enforcement family, she has always felt compelled to serve her country.

Workplace safety accidents and emergency situations can happen in any environment, in any industry, at any time. While our workplaces are often protected by devoted police and security officers and efficient alarm systems, each individual must also take an active role in maintaining a safe work environment.

Specialized and focused training for security professionals working in the Chemical, Petrochemical, and Utilities (CPCU) industry can contribute significantly to the overall safety and reduce risk.

When Peter Yeschenko was asked if he came from a military family, he just smiled and said definitely yes.

The lack of shared standards makes it difficult for clients to distinguish good from bad executive protection programs.