Training junior officers for combat is a challenging business. During my Reserve Officers’ Training Camp prior to commissioning and almost…
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Does your family know what to do in case of an emergency? As a husband and father of two, the safety of my immediate family is always my top priority, and as my decades of work in the security industry have taught me – emergencies and disasters strike unexpectedly and when you are least prepared.
Faith Based Places of Worship (FBPOW) are more than places for prayer and reflection. They are often also the central point of the community, the site of faith based educational institutions and a source of a variety of social and welfare services.
It appears that hate crimes are on the rise. On May 11, 2020, it was reported that New York City…
Creating safe buildings during these unsettling times is very difficult for administrators in charge of building security and safety. Businesses…
Thousands of older adults living in long-term care facilities, along with staff working in these locations, have been infected with…
Having completed the travel part of your trip – or at least the first half of it – you often find yourself in an unfamiliar land. You do not speak the language and may not be fully aware of local threats and vulnerabilities.
When you travel, you and your property can be subjected to a variety of threats such as those of a criminal variety, espionage and terrorism.
Security managers are rightly concerned about keeping their facilities safe and secure and have started looking into solutions. As with any new market for anti-UAV systems, they are finding themselves bombarded by conflicting information, confusing claims and partial cost and performance data.
More than 100 innocent people were murdered this year in Europe by terrorists wielding an old-new weapon of mass disruption – a truck. By following a rather simple set of rules, it is possible to minimize your chance of becoming a victim of a terror truck attack.
