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In this blog, we will be discussing some other aspects of the broader concept of protective intelligence in executive protection.

Successful Safety Programs build better houses of business. Structure, resources, communication and engagement are the four pillars needed to achieve an injury free work place while ensuring industry regulatory compliance. 

To help you avoid missteps and “game day” risks, we’ve put together the following tips to help you create a tactical plan no matter what type of event you attend that will help you protect yourself and your family.

Operational readiness is the most fundamental prerequisite for any protective effort and has consequences for practically everything we do as an executive protection company.

The adage “it takes a village” aptly applies to creating safe and nurturing campuses, as developing and maintaining a safe school environment cannot fall solely on administrators or government agencies.

Whether it’s because you’re burning the midnight oil to meet a deadline or an important project caused you to lose track of time, working after hours is often an unavoidable byproduct of a great work ethic. The quiet office one encounters after the work day ends lends itself to increased productivity, and many workers find they can focus better in such an environment.

As executive protection professionals, it’s our mission to protect our clients from all manner of threats. In an increasingly connected world, we must also help protect their data and their privacy.

Houses of Worship have long been revered as places for peaceful and thoughtful gatherings. In addition to sabbath worship services, weddings and funerals, Houses of Worship are active seven days a week.

To avoid becoming a victim of crime ourselves, there are preemptive strategies we can implement in our daily lives to maximize our personal safety and security and minimize our exposure to threats.

Although Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2018 are over, the holiday shopping frenzy is far from done. In fact, Nielsen projects that seasonal sales will top $923 billion, with $106 billion in purchases expected to originate online.