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More often than not, close protection security is one of those terms that cause more confusion than they provide clarity. This is especially true for high-profile individuals who believe their assets or life is at stake and want to hire a bodyguard, an executive protection agent, a close protection operative, or the likes. Who do...
in Crisis Management, Personal Protection, Personal Security, Risk Assessment Security Crisis Management Plan – The Ultimate Guide
It is estimated that around 62% of companies have crisis plans, whereas countless more rely on the assumption that a disaster will never hit their ranks. The latter rarely stop to consider the adverse effects, expecting that a catastrophe will magically bypass them. More often than not, these businesses don’t make it too far in...
In an increasingly vulnerable corporate world, it has become imperative to mitigate and manage threats that endanger a corporation. Only in 2021, the average cost of a data breach is said to be USD3.86 million. For this and a slew of other reasons, corporate security training plays a vital role in ensuring a company’s survival...
in Crisis Management, Fast Response, Personal Security Security and Crisis Management: Prepare Your Company for Any Situation
A crisis is any situation – large or small, internal or external, that poses a threat to an organization, its executives, reputation, or financial liability. Sometimes these situations become major media events. Other times they may not generate a ripple outside of the company itself – but that does not make them any less of...
in Crisis Management, Demonstrations, Fast Response, Ground Team, Local knowledge, News & Updates 5 Insider Tips for EPAs Operating in the West Bank
Disclaimer: I have written this article solely as an informative piece on the topic of executive protection agents operating in the West Bank. As terminology can be extremely politically sensitive, the terms that I use here are for convenience and clarity only. By no means does this article intend to make any political statement. Introduction...
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