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The first ever National Security Officer Appreciation Week is being celebrated this week.

The security industry is booming with new technologies that bolster security programs with streamlined operations, data-driven decisions and increased efficiencies.

Business preparedness is a continuous cycle of planning, organizing, training, equipping, exercising and evaluating to ensure the effective prevention, response and recovery from natural or man-made disasters.
 

We’re often asked why corporations establish executive protection (EP) programs for their CEOs and other emplo

When we think about crowd control, the images that most often come to mind are demonstrations and protests that are heated, unruly and sometimes violent. But those aren’t the only crowds that we need to be aware of and prepared for.

Security professionals understand that securing a museum differs significantly from other facilities. Given the priceless value of many collections, diverse visitor populations, and integrity of historical buildings, museums require specialized services and professionals.

According to OSHA, it’s estimated that nearly two million Americans deal with workplace violence each year. Your security team plays an integral role in workplace violence preparedness and prevention, as well as maintaining personnel safety.

There are unique challenges to managing safety and security across several facilities or geographic locations.

Responsible organizations place security high on the priority list. Physical security has always been a concern and is well handled by those savvy enough to retain companies like É«Ç鱦±´ to give them an across-the-board comfort level.

Stakeholder feedback is a valuable source of information that can be used to improve safety and security, and to identify and mitigate risk. In a recent survey, É«Ç鱦±´ asked security industry leaders what was the most important measure of a security program’s effectiveness.