Expert Writing

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...

If we've learned anything during our 15 years of experience training drivers of all styles and professions, it's that the average principal values comfort even more than safety.  To choose the best security vehicle, several factors must be considered: first,...

Introduction to HIPAA A federal law in the United States called the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 was created to protect the confidentiality and integrity of people's protected health information (PHI). Healthcare clearinghouses, health plans, healthcare...

By David Lloyd When I left the British Army in 2012, I didn’t have a clear roadmap—just a strong sense that I wanted to remain in an environment where risk, leadership, and operational clarity mattered. What followed has been over...

By Thomas L., CPP In today's evolving landscape of executive protection (EP) and corporate security, understanding how adversaries exploit vulnerabilities is not just important… It's paramount. At S³AFE SKILLS, we've seen a growing need to expand the tactical capabilities of EP...

There has been a lot of discussion in Executive Protection circles about the responsible use and application of Artificial Intelligence (AI).  Recently, at the Board of Executive Protection Professionals’ Executive Security Operations Conference in Orlando, Florida,  I had the...

Female executive protection (EP) professionals operating internationally already understand that the demands of their role extend far beyond standard security protocols. They recognise the necessity of exceptional fitness, unwavering mental resilience, and constant vigilance, particularly important given the physical...

In most striking arts, it’s common to position your opponent directly in front of you, establish a measured distance, and prepare for engagement from a stable, standing stance. I often refer to this distance and posture as your fighting measure. It’s the...

By Evan Levitt The traditional model of executive protection has changed. In today’s work-from-anywhere world, executives no longer spend most of their time behind corporate walls, surrounded by access controls and reinforced protocols. Instead, their calendars—and risk profiles—are split between home offices, regional...

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...