When you’re looking for a security company that fits your needs, it can be hard sifting through so many options. Unfortunately, security companies are becoming a dime a dozen, and finding one that actually possesses the experience and resources to adequately fulfill your needs is getting harder and harder. So, the next time you find yourself weighing your options, keep an eye out for these three…Read More
When designing a comprehensive plan to fulfill your security needs, there is no one size fits all approach. The variety of threats, dangers, and contingencies demands that when preparing your staff for the worst, there is no scenario left to chance. Unfortunately, most of us lack the training, the experience, and most importantly, the time to devise and workshop such a plan. That’s where we come…Read More
Today marks the 21st anniversary of the September 11 attacks. On this day, hijackers belonging to the militant Islamic extremist organization al-Qaeda stole and crashed four passenger planes into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and attempted to strike either the White House or the Capitol Building before it was forced to crash by passengers fighting to regain control of the plane. 2,996 Amer…Read More
Perhaps one of the most prevailing concerns in our country today is becoming a victim of an active shooter. Supervisors and administrators in schools and workplaces must invest appropriate time, thought, and planning about the possibility of an active shooter event, and how to best react if one occurs. In a high stress situation, it must be stressed that people seldom rise to the event, and more o…Read More
When it comes to staying ahead of the worst, experience pays. Life throws a dynamic, challenging, and varying set of circumstances to prepare for when it comes to creating and maintaining your security readiness. To meet such difficult demands, turn to those who have spent their lives honing their skills and craft designing and optimizing security systems. 1. Locally Conscious—Founded by…Read More
A case involving volunteer security guards at a church in Texas has brought many questions regarding security guard duties and staff training into question. The need for a security presence in religious institutions is understood. However, volunteer security guards from within a religious institutions or unlicensed security guards could result with severe legal consequences. Our take on thi…Read More
Your business’ security is important, but so is the safety of your employees and others on your business’ property. That’s why it’s so important that both unarmed guards and armed guards are properly trained on using less lethal measures. Studies show that less lethal measures can be much more effective in harm reduction and de-escalation of a situation than lethal measures. While everythi…Read More
Keeping Employee Security Protocols On Track: What Security Can Do! Implementing safety to ensure a successful safety culture is a crucial process that requires intense commitment from not only staff but the entire organization, including security. The effort that is put in will deliver the correct results including a positive outlook in regard to employee COVID protocols. This helps to avoid CO…Read More
Supervisors and administrators in a workplace must have regular conversations with their workforce about the potential occurrence of violence in the workplace. It's essential for the employees to be aware of warning signs of workplace violence and report them immediately. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that 453 U.S. workers were victims of homicide in 2018 due to workplace violence. Meanwh…Read More
