Premises Liability and Negligent Security Expert Witness: What you need to know as an expert witness Navigating the complexities of expert witness testimony for premises liability and/or negligent security cases requires more than just an understanding of the security aspects of the case. Expert witnesses must be well-versed in a variety of legal principles and […]
TSCM for Security Management: How to Enhance Your Security Strategy
For those new to Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM), understanding the fundamentals is essential. TSCM inspections primarily focus on detecting audio eavesdropping and video voyeurism while also identifying vulnerable information security targets. This includes audio, video, and data during creation, transmission, or storage. Successful TSCM inspections ensure confidentiality in business operations, protect personal privacy, enhance security, […]
How to Conduct a Basic Physical Security Site Survey
Ensuring the safety and protection of people and assets demands a proactive approach, starting with a basic physical security site survey. This is a foundational step in fortifying security measures for any site or organization.
Audio and Video Recording Laws by State
Audio and Video Recording Laws can be tough to understand as they are different in every State. Below are links to the laws in each state:
Tips for Contractors
Here are some tips for those seeking temporary contract work:
Improving Residential Security
Introduction
A residential security detail is often thought of and described as boring, uneventful, and unnecessary by agents that feel they are “stuck” working in a static security position. However, residential security is a crucial process that bears the same importance as escorting a client to exotic locations and high-profile events.
CARVER: Criticality vs Accessibility
The relationship between criticality and accessibility has been studied habitually by military, law enforcement and security personnel since the Vietnam war. Criticality and accessibility are only two of the six factors measured using the CARVER model, which has been an accepted methodology in the security industry since its inception. CARVER is an acronym used by […]
Can Yacht Security be Compromised?
A reader of one of my Yacht Security blogs posed the question: What is to stop the intruder of the mega-yacht from sinking it to gain access to the who is in the safe room? Yacht Security is no different than any other security venue. The same issues of asset protection are the same in […]
NEWTOWN, CT – SCHOOL VIOLENCE. What is our problem?
By: Joseph A. LaSorsa, CPP Security Expert and Consultant School violence This tragedy is one of the hardest of all of the past incidents to deal with because of who it affected and how it affected them. We should keep in mind, however, this is not one of the traditional school violence incidents. This perpetrator […]








