Escalating violence abroad has people asking about their own businesses, houses of worship, schools, and agencies at home. P.R.O. Model™ training, Prevention, Response, Options, is built for that question.
ASPP™ runs a program built specifically for houses of worship, covering how a congregation prevents, prepares for, and responds to an active threat, with clergy and congregants both in scope.
The TLN Tech Forum 2023, hosted by Bloomfield Township Public Library on the theme Security and AI, put library security in front of the room. Aaron Witt of A-Train Tactical led.
What sets ASPP™ apart is who is in the room. The Community of Experts draws professionals out of elite agencies, each arriving with a different set of skills, experiences, and backgrounds.
In our pursuit to honor the memories of the victims [...]
Prevention stops an incident before it starts. Titan Shield, an FBI led exercise built around a weapons of mass destruction attack, shows what Consequence Management has to handle when prevention fails.
National averages put annual employee turnover near 18%. Tod Langley on the gap between the minimum training a leader signs off on and the preparedness an actual emergency demands.
Google ranks Chris Grollnek at the top for active shooter prevention, and his In the Boardroom article has since reached an international audience.
The P.R.O. Model™ stands for Prevention, Response, and Options, and the Department of Justice selected it, 2022–2025 and 2026–2030. A forward looking approach where traditional ones have fallen short.
September is Suicide Prevention Month, and the connection it points at is uncomfortable: many people who commit acts of violence, including mass shootings, are carrying mental health challenges nobody addressed.
