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As we salute military personnel this Veterans Day, it is an opportune time to review why veterans make ideal recruits for the security officer and physical security sector. Once they leave the military, it’s a natural fit for veterans to go into the security field

While news outlets often report about people shooting at drones, these tiny fliers are well on their way to becoming invaluable disaster management tools. Get insights into emergency readiness, resource planning, risk management, strategic security programs and much more.

What’s the worst that can happen if your company has no enterprise security risk management plan? Organizations are exposed to a wide range of evolving threats that can create a multitude of security risks. A company without a comprehensive risk management plan could face serious repercussions.

Enhanced Protection Services’s Bomb Technicians in our Emergency Operations Center are all graduates of the FBI’s Hazardous Devices School and members of the IABTI… but what exactly does this mean?

Worldwide, millions of people will practice how to Drop, Cover, and Hold On at 10:20 a.m. on October 20, 2016, during The Great California ShakeOut. Get insights into emergency readiness, resource planning, risk management, strategic security programs and much more.

Does this scenario sound familiar? You relied on your security services provider to hire the best staff and ensure everyone received the right training. But a handful of them have already quit and moved onto the next company, leaving your facility’s security at risk.

Whether you are securing an extended corporate campus or a facility that closes at the end of the business day, it is important to ask yourself this question: Does security extend far enough? Get insights into emergency readiness, resource planning, risk management and strategic security program.

With new threats emerging every day it is critical that security officers maintain a constant state of vigilance. When violence erupts in our communities it is an important reminder that we must all work together in these challenging times.

The security officers that we rely on every day are such an expected part of our society that they sometimes go unnoticed. The security professionals patrolling a transit station or monitoring access at an office building could include a college student, retiree or transitioning military.

Recent events have made terrorism a critical issue. As the world changes, so must our planning and preparedness efforts. Active shooter events have received much media attention and are an overwhelming cause for concern in terms of workplace safety.