Planning Security for Your Outdoor Event

Any time you have a big group of people gathered in the same place, it presents a security risk. Sadly, we’ve seen this played out across many recent headlines, with terrorist attacks and active shooters preying upon school assemblies, church services, concerts, and other public events. The need for outdoor event security is real, but […]

Elements of an Effective Executive Protection Provider

The Track Record This factor does not necessarily mean that newer EP providers cannot meet your security needs, however, it can be difficult to determine their capabilities if they have not been vetted. It is important to keep in mind that as with any profession, some skills are best developed with time. Choosing an executive […]

Investigations – Integrity in Practice

The Challenge Everyone has an opinion on integrity. The question is what you will do when you witness misconduct. The reaction to the misconduct comes down to answering several questions. Were you given the training to spot the misconduct? Were you given the reporting mechanism? Is there a culture of integrity in your organization? Does […]

Executive Protection – Integrity As Your Brand

The topic of this newsletter came to mind as I watch the optics of recent actions by my former employer, the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As I read the many LinkedIn comments from fellow retired agents, the one commonality came to mind was that we all started in the “Louis Freeh Bureau.” When I started […]

Can You Get an Executive Protection License in Nevada? We Did, But It Wasn’t Easy

https://security-mps.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Executive-Protection-License-in-Nevada.mp4 What they may not realize, until it’s too late, is that Nevada is also a state that isn’t afraid to crack down on both businesses and individuals who try to circumvent its licensing requirements. For instance, according to Chapter 648 of the Nevada Administrative Code, unauthorized practice of security services can result in fines […]

Spike In Smash-And-Grabs Highlight Importance Of Hiring Security

“Smash-and-grab” is a term used to describe a robbery that involves a suspect (or group of suspects) smashing through some type of physical barrier-like a window, door, or showcase-then grabbing the merchandise or other valuables behind it and fleeing the scene. The items taken are usually sold to others, who sometimes receive these goods unknowingly, […]

Protect Your Healthcare Facility During Employee Strikes and Labor Disputes

The COVID-19 vaccine has been a hot topic for many, with both individuals and entire healthcare organizations making arguments either for and against this immunization. There is also a fair amount of controversy over how far businesses can go when it comes to requiring their employees to be vaccinated. And some are facing backlash for […]

Hostile Employee Terminations

In the back of any human resources director’s mind is the thought that terminating an employee could result in a volatile situation. Threats of workplace violence following termination are some of the highest risks that management and human resource professionals encounter. In fact, seventy-five percent of all workplace acts of violence have occurred during or […]

Best Private Uniformed Security Services in Palm Springs

How to Choose the Best Private Uniformed Security Company in Palm Springs? Our world is uncertain, and seemingly more tumultuous by the day. It’s never been harder to predict where criminal activity might occur, or to what end; indeed, burglaries, acts of terrorism, assaults, thefts, and active shooter situations seem to be unfolding in the […]

Why You Need Uniformed Security for Your Retail Premises in Ontario

As the owner of a retail store, you have certain responsibilities to your employees, your customers-and yes, even to yourself. First and foremost, it’s up to you to take reasonable efforts to keep everyone safe and secure. That’s where uniformed security for retail in Ontario comes into play. Unfortunately, in our unpredictable world, that’s harder […]