7 Tactical Driving Practices You Can Apply in Everyday Life
Driving is one of the activities people perform most frequently without thinking much about it. For most individuals, it is simply a routine task: […]
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Operational and Asset Risk Analysis Methodologies for Security Professionals
Introduction In modern security — whether public or private, armed or corporate — risk analysis has evolved from a theoretical discipline into a critical […]
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Most Common Foot Formations in Private Security: VIP Protection Techniques
Private security encompasses a series of coordinated actions executed by a team to ensure the safety and protection of dignitaries. These operations can occur […]
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Mastering Convoy Operations: Essential Tactics for Secure Ground Transportation of VIPs
Convoy operations are a fundamental tactic for the safe ground movement of dignitaries. A convoy consists of at least two vehicles but can expand […]
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Types of Privatized Security
Private security can operate in various ways in society. Whether in a war zone, high-risk areas, or your children's school, professionals perform roles aimed at mitigating risks and threats of varying magnitudes. In some cases, these professionals are known as mercenaries, hired by countries to perform tasks they cannot or do not want to undertake. In this text, we will explore the differences between some of these characters.
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Cultivating Tactical Unity Within Your Family
Today, we embark on a crucial journey towards transforming your family into a unified and strategically prepared unit. At the heart of this endeavor lies the imperative of instilling cohesion and readiness within the family structure. First, it is important to understand a fundamental framework, categorizing family members into three distinct roles: the active combatant, the active non-combatant, and the passive participant. Each role is pivotal in shaping the family's defense strategies, ensuring a comprehensive approach to safety and security.
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Security Tips for the End of the Year (2023)
The end of the year is an extraordinary time when most people deviate from their routines, inadvertently creating opportunities for criminals of all kinds. This period sees a rise in accidents, home invasions, and various crimes in many areas. In today's text, we've compiled end-of-year security tips that will allow you and your family to enjoy Christmas and New Year's without unwelcome surprises.
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Access to firearms, crimes and freedom
Doubts about the detrimental effects of disarmament on freedom and safety have long been clarified, tested, and proven. There is a consistent negative correlation between the availability of weapons and/or the number of citizens carrying weapons and violence, meaning, no matter the historical period or social and economic level, when society is more armed, crime decreases, and vice versa.
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10 Things You’ll Want to Have in World War III
rom a strategic point of view, there's no way to be sure how a third global war would be fought: would the Geneva Convention be respected? Would there be a biological threat (anyone mentioning COVID-19 is in trouble)? Chemical? Nuclear? Would it be possible to disrupt the logistics of basic supplies like water and food in a large country like the United States? Maybe in just one state or another?
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Fighting Active Shooters – More than run, hide and fight
An active shooter is an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area. In most cases, active shooters use firearm(s) and have no pattern or method to their selection of victims, which creates an unpredictable and quickly evolving situation that can result in loss of life and injury.
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