Our ability to handle crises is not determined by our birth but rather by our education and experience. The idea that we will automatically rise to the challenge in a life-threatening situation is a fallacy that marketing companies in the media often exploit as they try to connect with people by stroking their egos.

Travel insurance is essential for any traveler, providing peace of mind and financial security against unforeseen events such as trip cancellations, medical emergencies, or baggage loss. However, travelers who visit high-risk destinations often face a less-discussed challenge: the limitations and exclusions embedded within the legal terms of their travel insurance policies.

During a crisis, clear communication and the ability to identify critical information is of utmost importance. This is why the military has standardized the practice of subtly telling everyone to 'shut up' in all of their Tactical Operations Centers (TOCs).

Finding the equilibrium between showcasing one's capabilities and maintaining Operational Security (OPSEC) is paramount in private security and protective services. This balancing act is not just a matter of business ethics; it's crucial to ensuring the safety of those we pledge to protect.

In an era dominated by smartphones, our personal devices have become extensions of ourselves, housing a treasure trove of sensitive information. While the benefits of staying connected and informed are undeniable, the dark side of this digital age has seen a rise in cell phone tracking and targeting by both criminals and nefarious governments.

Hello, fellow travelers! Whether you're a seasoned explorer or a first-time adventurer, it's important to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey. Today, we'll be covering a pre-travel checklist that focuses on your safety and well-being. Let's dive in!

I pride myself on being an expert planner, whether as an operations officer in the military or managing a security detail in a developing nation. I always allocate about 70% of my effort to planning for any project, as the idea of preventing catastrophe through careful planning seemed logical.

Do you ever feel like you're constantly bombarded by one crisis after another with no end in sight? I know I do. My newsfeed is an endless stream of one catastrophe after another. Civil unrest, natural disasters, terror attacks, increased crime levels... When will it end? Can't we go back to the good old days when we dealt with one crisis at a time?

Have you ever heard the term "left of bang"? If you are in the security industry, I'm sure you have. This term is just another way of saying, "get out in front of the problem," which seems to be a challenge for government entities and security agencies.