Operatives don’t rely on luck or convenience. They design their safety in layers or concentric rings of control that act as a buffer between the threat and the objective.
Field Briefing for ten major domestic and international business hubs.
Learn how to outsmart surveillance before it finds you, and have a strategic tactical plan for rapid surveillance zone mapping when your safety depends on it.
Just as it is easy to develop a false sense of security in approaching an enemy target by fixing your vision during your approach and unknowingly misjudging the proximity of the threat, travelers need to understand how their night vision works so that they, too can avoid potentially dangerous situations.
When you’re traveling, whether for business or adventure, things don’t always go as planned. Flights get canceled, the weather turns bad, the gear fails, and people get hurt. In high-stress situations, especially in unfamiliar or remote environments, being able to think tactically can make the difference between chaos and control.
This article explores techniques for network vetting, assessing individuals by analyzing their digital and real-world associations. Drawing from intelligence tradecraft and open source intelligence (OSINT) methods.
Your ability to identify talent is a skill that is required no matter the job or profession. Learning how to find those individuals who possess the type of specific attributes you are seeking is a critical skill and must be a core competency within your organization.
safety isn’t about following a rigid set of rules, it’s about thinking like someone who knows the streets, understands human nature, and stays three steps ahead of any potential threat.
Here is a mental exercise within the context of a worst-case scenario. Your job is to figure out how to escape!
Criminal networks, ranging from drug cartels to human traffickers have found and continue to exploit weaknesses in airport security. These aren’t theoretical concerns; they’re real
