how our intelligence supports different organizations

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Corporations can utilize micro-level, or tactical, intelligence in the form of established Priority Intelligence Requirements, which reduces the risk to Principals by providing unambiguous decision-making criteria during executive protection details. Corporations also benefit from longer-term, or strategic, geopolitical analysis that reduces uncertainty when planning expansions into foreign markets. At the facility or regional level, intelligence can mitigate the risks related to workplace violence or specific hostile employee terminations through enhanced background investigations and person of interest monitoring.

Places of worship and schools benefit from monitoring activities, such as protests. Additionally, when intelligence services are integrated with internal or third-party guard forces, the fog and friction inherent during a crisis is reduced substantially. Professionally managed intelligence services will proactively develop indications and warning criteria to help identify possible threat courses of action before they materialize.

While attorneys benefit from physical surveillance services, the real value of intelligence for attorneys and law firms lies in the collecting, processing, and analyzing phase of the intelligence cycle. Intelligence can illuminate otherwise impossible-to-find connections between people, places, and events through advanced techniques like link analysis. With the help of powerful analytic tools combined with experienced analysts who possess the training and intuition to understand their client’s needs, attorneys can gain incredible leverage for negotiated settlements, depositions, and even jury selection.

Private equity firms often take substantial risks when acquiring companies. Intelligence, in the form of enhanced background and due diligence checks, helps reduce these risks by identifying potential red flags in individuals or companies. Digging deeper into potentially risky second and third-level connections can provide even greater insight, enabling private equity firms to better understand both the costs and benefits of a potential acquisition.