Executive Protection

Close protection involves providing physical security to the executive and their family. This may involve hiring trained armed/unarmed security personnel to provide personal protection services, including escorting the executive to and from meetings and events, monitoring their surroundings, and responding to potential threats.

Executives travel frequently, and providing security during these travels is critical. This may involve conducting advance security assessments of travel destinations, providing secure transportation, and ensuring that appropriate security measures are in place during the executive's travels.

Providing physical security measures for the executive's residences and workplaces is an essential component of executive protection. This may include implementing access control measures, installing surveillance systems, and conducting regular security sweeps.

Developing crisis management plans is an essential component of executive protection. This involves identifying potential crisis scenarios, developing response plans, and conducting regular drills to ensure that everyone is prepared to respond quickly and effectively in the event of a crisis.