Preventing Targeted Workplace Violence: The Eight Steps
Preventing targeted workplace violence, by the Secret Service's new guide: 50 attacks studied, eight steps for employers, and what we build for each one.
ALIVE Training, and Staying That Way Before the Threat
ALIVE training teaches five survival decisions once an attack begins. This is the prevention window that opens weeks and months earlier, and how the two layers run together.
CRASE Training, and the Window It Misses
CRASE training teaches the minutes after an attack begins. This is the prevention window that opens weeks and months earlier, and how the two layers run together.
AI-Powered Surveillance: From Witness to Warning
By Chris Grollnek, Active Shooter Expert AI-powered surveillance is the [...]
ALICE Training, and the Layer That Comes Before the Alert
ALICE Training, and the Layer That Comes Before the Alert [...]
Before You Avoid, Deny, or Defend
By Chris Grollnek, Active Shooter Expert Avoid, Deny, Defend is [...]
Active Shooter Liability: Where Prevention Fits
By Chris Grollnek, Active Shooter Expert Active shooter liability no [...]
The SAFER SKIES Act: Local Police Can Now Stop a Drone. Can Yours?
Counter drone authority now reaches trained state and local officers. What the SAFER SKIES Act changes for schools, stadiums, hospitals and workplaces, from the 2026 Space and Missile Defense Symposium.
The Future Is Already Here. Defense Procurement Is Not.
A departing combatant commander spent his last keynote on the next five years. The rules for how the Pentagon buys have not caught up, and that gap is where the risk lives.
Golden Dome: It Took a Presidential Order to Move Data the Government Already Owned
Golden Dome needed a presidential directive so one office could obtain data federal agencies already held. Notes from the 2026 Space and Missile Defense Symposium on why speed is now the safety issue.
