You know your teams are trained and have all required credentials. You trust that everything is up to date and your security provider is on top of it. But can you prove it? More importantly, can your security provider prove it without notice, at any time?

Military dogs are no longer just sentries. They are soldiers capable of sniffing out mines, tracking down enemy fighters, and clearing buildings. IEDs have become a major cause of casualties in Afghanistan over the past several years, and in turn dogs have become a crucial element in the search.

Security is an essential part of your business and should reflect the distinct dynamics of your particular industry. The unique culture of every organization demands a professional program that aligns security solutions and original ideas to a company's vision and mission.

Do you know who you are partnering with when you select a security services provider? The price in the proposal and the promised services are only the start. You need to dig much deeper to uncover a suitable partner to meet your current and future security needs.   

1. Dogs are considered the most effective bomb detectors. With nearly $19 billion spent on research and development, no machine or technological advancement has proven to be more successful in detecting explosives than a dog. 

The difference between corporate executive protection and EP in other contexts is, well, corporate.

What do you think of when you think about a security officer? Is your perception tainted by Hollywood? I ask you to push aside these dated and inaccurate perceptions about security officers and learn what is truly involved in this critically important profession. 

The tightening labor market is good for our economy. The more Americans with jobs, the better.But how does the current state of the labor market influence your hiring practices? Get insights into emergency readiness, resource planning, risk management, strategic security programs and much more.

As the healthcare industry constantly evolves, every component of operational support must evolve as well. Security is one critical area that must strive to keep pace with industry changes, stay current with regulatory compliance mandates and utilize data to stay ahead of the curve.

Economic realities have forced many communities to reassess public safety resources. This climate has forced some local, county and state law enforcement agencies to slash budgets, creating less manpower and the need for alternative solutions. Get insights into emergency readiness, resource planning and risk management.