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Corporate Security Threats Are Rising: Why CEOs Are Increasing Personal Protection

The role of the modern CEO has changed dramatically. Today’s corporate leaders are not only responsible for business performance, shareholder value, and strategic decisions; they are increasingly exposed public figures navigating a more complex threat environment. High-profile executives are facing...

Executive Protection Around the World: India

In our latest breakthrough series, EP Wired is taking a closer look at how executive protection is carried out around the globe. Starting the series is India, where we have interviewed three industry professionals and asked them to share...

When a Routine Business Trip Turns into a Nightmare: What to Do If You Are Arrested in a Foreign Country

The last thing on your mind when traveling for business is the prospect of being arrested. Nonetheless, the U.S. government reports that more than 2,500 American citizens find themselves detained by foreign law enforcement every year. While a relatively...

The Business of WAR — A Personal Reflection on SCS During the Iran Conflict

By Oron Ben Simon Twelve days. That’s how long the war lasted between Israel and Iran—twelve days of relentless pressure, around-the-clock operations, and complete mobilization of every SCS unit on the ground. It began, as so many things in our...

Balancing the Workload in Executive Protection: Is It Time to Outsource the Advance?

By Alan Saquella and Tim Sharpe In the evolving world of executive protection (EP), the days of focusing solely on physical security are over. Today’s EP professionals are responsible for an ever-expanding array of duties, from travel logistics and site...

Recognising Culture and Talent Retention in a Distracted Labour Market

By Troy Claydon As someone who has led multi-cultural, multi-background teams in dynamic, high-pressure environments ranging from medical response to non-permissive conflict zones, I’ve seen firsthand how the concept of success and what it takes to achieve it has evolved....

Operating and Building a Business in Canada – Interview with Yakir Taranto

What inspired SCS to expand its business in Canada, and what problem does it aim to solve?   As part of our global expansion strategy, we made the strategic decision to establish our third branch in Canada. The primary objective of...

Incorporating the Six Thinking Hats in Executive Protection Decision-Making

By Monica Duperon Rodriguez, Founder of Women in Protection LLC Executive protection (EP) requires quick decision-making, situational awareness, and a structured approach to problem-solving. Protecting high-profile individuals involves assessing risks, planning security strategies, and responding to evolving threats. Given the...

Corporate Security Responses to Organized Protest Activity 

Protest activity has always been an effective force for social change, often challenging the status quo and raising awareness for a wide range of issues.  It has also been destructive when peaceful assembly moves into confrontational gatherings.  In recent...

Executive Protection Organizations Worldwide — ICoCA

For the third issue in our Executive Protection Organizations Worldwide series, we talked with the team behind ICoCa. Give a brief overview about your association (short history, why it was created etc.)  ICoCA, the Responsible Security Association, is the leading international...

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Executive Protection Around the World: Egypt

In the eighth edition of our breakthrough series, EP Wired is taking a closer look at executive protection in...

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