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Inside Lauren Sánchez’s and Jeff Bezos’ Wedding: A Celebration Under High Security

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and journalist Lauren Sánchez recently hosted a lavish, multi-day wedding celebration in Venice, Italy. The event drew a constellation of A-list guests and global media attention, but it wasn’t just the star-studded guest list or...

Securing the Remote and Hybrid Executive: Evolving Protection in the Work-from-Anywhere Era

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...

Biggest Security Fails Through the Decades

In a world where VIPs, global events, and iconic venues rely on airtight protection, slip-ups still happen — sometimes with tragic consequences. From underprepared private contractors to overwhelmed venue staff, these security fails exposed serious flaws in planning, protocol,...

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...

Incident Command and the Failure at Butler, Pennsylvania 

Incident Command and the Failure at Butler, Pennsylvania  By Steve Hooper, Professor  Event and Timeline  The crowd was gathering as they weathered the high late afternoon temperatures, unusual for the Butler, Pennsylvania area. Security was typical, a combination of state, local, and...

How Secure are Your Assets?

UHNWIs generally own multiple assets, not only within their country of citizenship/primary residence but all over the world, from residences, private yachts, supercars, offices and private jets. Often, many of these assets are not always used at once by...

Incorporating Your Executive Protection – Planning into a Major Event 

DISCLAIMER: This article provides a general overview of protective operations advance principles in the completion of a Major Site Advance (Major Event). It was written as a companion piece for another article on Protest Activity and mitigation.  There is...

Global Increase in the Convergence of Private Security and Government Security Operations

In recent years, the collaboration between private security suppliers and local law enforcement has seen a significant increasing trend, driven by various motivations. Many countries around the world consider the industry to be a “fourth” emergency service. Majority of...

Top 5 threats for UHNW and HNW Individuals and Effective Mitigation Strategies

The top five threats for UHNW (Ultra High Net Worth) and HNW (High Net Worth) individuals can vary depending on the context and individual circumstances. Indeed, being a UHNW and HNW  individual and having a high social status does...

Secret Service Agents Distracted by Their Phones

Staying updated on the latest incidents and advancements is crucial in the dynamic executive protection industry. Recently, an alarming incident involving Secret Service agents distracted by their phones during an intrusion has underscored the need for robust residential security...

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Medical and Hospital Surveys During Protective Operational Planning 

If you spend too much time on YouTube, or worse, believe the constant stream of tactical PSD fantasy being...

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