The foundation of good security consulting is a strong understanding and knowledge of security principles, best practices, and industry standards. This includes knowledge of risk management, incident response, and disaster recovery. Additionally, a good security consultant should have experience in the industry, including a thorough understanding of the latest security Read more…
Tradeshows can be a valuable marketing and networking opportunity for businesses, but they also have some potential drawbacks to consider. Here are some pros and cons of participating in tradeshows: Pros: Tradeshows can be a great way to showcase your products or services to a large number of potential customers Read more…
Business travel has been coming back strongly since the easing of COVID restrictions – but challenges remain. There are several primary considerations for secure business travel, including: Personal safety: Consider the safety of your destination and any potential risks associated with your trip. Research local laws and customs, as well Read more…
There are a number of security considerations to take into account when operating in Iraq. Some of the main issues to consider include: Terrorism and insurgency: Iraq has a high risk of terrorism and insurgency, particularly in certain areas of the country. Threats can come from a variety of sources, Read more…
Drones can be used in a variety of ways to enhance the security of sports stadiums or events in general. Some examples of how drones can be used in this context include: Surveillance: Drones equipped with cameras or other sensors can be used to monitor the perimeter of a stadium Read more…
There are a few trends that are currently shaping the Close Protection industry. Here’s a select few: More focus on preventative measures: Rather than just reacting to threats, close protection professionals are increasingly focused on preventative measures, such as risk assessments and threat analysis, to help prevent incidents from occurring Read more…
When designing a Hostile Environment Training Course, it’s important to clarify, first, what is meant by a “hostile environment.” A hostile environment can refer to a variety of situations, including workplace harassment, discrimination, and bullying. It can also refer to situations where individuals may face physical threats or danger, such Read more…
Social media wasn’t designed to market Safety, Security & Risk Management services but, in the absence of an alternative, companies will use those channels because of the perceived reach, but will often create content that attempts to engage an [inappropriate] audience in a way that may negatively impact their reputation. Read more…
For all of Marshal’s focus on “global” safety and security risk at the corporate level, this “local level” incident as described by BBC News in this – frankly horrifying – article, is also worth sharing, not just because of the appalling attacks by utter scum, ganging up on defenseless children – with the purpose of Read more…
With all the effort that may go into creating and editing a resume, writing a cover letter, and organizing additional documentation to prove they are sufficiently trained, qualified and licensed to operate, many potential candidates for possible vacancies may be put off applying for a role that is “contingent upon Read more…