Ara Bagdasarian on ZeroNow, a national organization working to increase the pace and scale of technology innovation, ideas, and investment in school safety. Its members are safety experts, technologists, and education leaders.
Chuck Savickis, a retired FBI Special Agent, was hand selected to film and deliver the P.R.O. Model™ training for the Executive Office for United States Attorneys at the Department of Justice.
Executives get targeted when they travel. Many security directors overplay the no card and block business travel altogether, which is why leadership starts treating security and business as opposed. There is a better way.
ASPP™ provides expert witness and consulting services for legal disputes tied to active shooter and domestic terrorism events: testimony, evidence and analysis, and objective opinion based on the record.
Leadership briefings from ASPP™ give the people who make the decisions what they need on physical security, cybersecurity, emergency preparedness, and crisis management, customized to the organization in the room.
ASPP™ writes and updates the policies and procedures an organization needs for active shooter and domestic terrorism events, built around the risks that particular organization actually carries.
Human resources gets overlooked in active shooter planning. ASPP™ HR consultation covers the policies, procedures, and employee benefit design an organization needs before a crisis, not after one.
ASPP™ assessments cover vulnerability, physical threat, location security, environmental hazard, active shooter prevention, domestic terrorism preparedness, and insurance, run by law enforcement and security professionals and tailored to the site.
Grant funding turns on how an organization documents its security posture. ASPP™ grant specific assessments evaluate it against what the granting agency expects, so the application answers the actual question.
