DIGNITARY PROTECTION CONSULTING
Why do you need it?
Over the years, the company has accumulated extensive knowledge of operational activities and acquaintance with other close protection units in the fields of: tactical practices, combat training, empowering and improvement of personnel, dedicated training, and exercises.
The best units in the world are those who continuously test themselves and adapt to local and global changes.
Dignitary protection units that have suffered operational failure usually exhibit the most significant learning and improvement graphs.
Many units have not adapted themselves to the advanced security practices currently in use. There is no need to fail to make improvements and adjust to the highest level now available.
THE ETOS METHOD
Etos’s founders are veterans of the dignitary protection unit of the ISA. During their service, they managed and commanded hundreds of security operations in Israel and overseas and met numerous foreign dignitary protection units, both private and governmental.
We will join in the day-to-day operational work; carry out a comprehensive survey of the level of implementation; and ensure familiarity with local laws, as well as other areas that need to be improved.
Among other things, we will examine:
- Unit structure – the adaptation of workforce to tasks
- Vip activity characteristics
- Existing practices
- Intelligence and prevention
- Technological tools
- Security at public events and abroad
- Motorcade security and tactical driving
- Training methodologies and Frequency of training
- Supporting units (explosives, snipers, etc.)
After conducting the survey, we will recommend best practices to the protection unit; implement assimilation training; and monitor the change process from start to finish, including escorting managers and commanders, and providing guidance and training for security guards.
Alongside the training of security personnel, we will address the mental involvement of being a close protection agent, the meaning and importance of the profession, the value of discretion, and the dedication involved.