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Detection Dog Spotlight: Joe and Zeus Countless people shopped at the Nation’s malls this holiday season in search of just the right gifts for family and friends. Enhanced Protection Services Canine Handler Joe Rios and three-year-old German Shepherd Zeus also spent many days at a promine nt retail shopping center in a New York City borough – carrying out searches of a different kind. They are one of Enhanced Protection Services’s more than 900 Detection Canine Teams working across the globe to keep …
Minimizing Business Disruption Amid Rising Bomb Threats Justin Kelley In recent months from coast to coast, the Nation has experienced an uptick in bomb threats. Schools, retailers, houses of worship, government offices and businesses have all been targets. In just three days, three different Iowa schools received bomb threats requiring evacuation. Last month, a Florida man was arrested after claiming to plant a bomb at a local big box retailer and dozens of Colorado schools and synagogues were …
Detection Dog Spotlight: Austin and Zane While Valentine’s Day is behind us, we can’t pass on sharing a feel-good love story. Meet Enhanced Protection Services canine handler Austin Sprankle and his partner Zane II. After separating for a year while Austin deployed with the U.S. Marine Corps, the pair recently reunited to resume their work as an Enhanced Protection Services Explosive Detection Canine Team . Austin admits it was extremely hard being away from his partner for 12 months but says that the …
SME Top Takeaways to Address Threats Facing Soft Targets Christine Spigai A gunman entered the parking lot of a large supermarket in Boulder, Colorado, on March 22, 2021, killing 10 people. Three years later, active shooter events continue to be on the rise throughout the country, particularly for soft targets. Shopping malls, schools, houses of worship, theatres and offices are attractive to terrorists seeking to inflict mass harm. Today’s most persistent threats are not exclusive to firearms. For …
Detection Dog Spotlight: Erik and Milo After many successful years on the job, there is just no slowdown in this pup! Meet Enhanced Protection Services Explosive Detection Canine Milo. His handler, Erik Georgi, is proud to work alongside the eight-year-old black Labrador who he says consistently impresses him with boundless stamina and passion for their work. The pair have been partners for five years and maintain an extremely active deployment schedule. Most of their work is centered within the buzzing …
The Paris Olympics: Venue Security Up Close Hugh O’Rourke | Vice President, Consulting Services As the anticipation builds for the 2024 Paris Olympics, security concerns are heightened. While this long-awaited event will showcase the world’s most accomplished athletes, the safety of all participants and spectators is paramount. Extensive preparations have been underway to achieve this crucial goal. The Threat Landscape in Historical Context The security challenges facing the Paris Olympics are …
Emergency Preparedness Planning Guide for Business Continuity Resilience Planning Guide: Prepare for the Unthinkable In today’s world of evolving risk, creating and socializing an emergency preparedness plan is critical for businesses of every scope and size. Developing an organizational emergency preparedness plan should include five key elements: prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. This guide outlines the essential steps to developing a robust Resilience Plan, including: • …
Dog Detection Spotlight - Michael and Honey The city of Boston enjoys a rich history and reputation for some of the most hard working and successful Americans, from sports to academics. Among them is Allied Universal® Field Supervisor Michael Cataldo and Explosive Detection Canine Honey. Part of Allied Universal Enhanced Protection Services , they are one of 1,000+ Canine Detection Teams working throughout North America. Honey, a lively six-year-old yellow Labrador, thrives on Beantown action …
Site Supervisor Discovers Footage of Mass Shooting Following Super Bowl Parade February 2, 2024 Site Supervisor Peck was on post a museum in Kansas City, Missouri, when a Super Bowl LVIII victory parade was held for the Kansas City Chiefs. Following the parade, a mass shooting occurred at nearby Union Station. Museum staff commend Site Supervisor Peck for his calm professionalism during the parade and shooting. According to the client, Peck spent time reviewing building surveillance videos and was able to …
Hospital Patient's Life Saved by Security Professional February 3, 2024 Account Manager Roberts recently received a Hero Award for her bravery and quick action that ultimately saved the life of a patient at a Portland hospital. While responding to a security call for assistance, Account Manager Roberts observed a patient was in distress and unresponsive. She quickly called a Code Blue and began chest compressions, ultimately reviving the patient. … Account Manager Roberts recently received a Hero Award for …
