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What are the 3 elements of an executive protection plan?

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What are the 3 elements of an executive protection plan?

What are the 3 elements of an executive protection plan?

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Introduction to Security: Operations and Management

Introduction to Security: Operations and Management

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Authors: Johnson, Ortmeier

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A risk assessment is used to examine an environment and attendant circumstances to identify threats that could harm a principal, predict the likelihood of a negative event, and assess the damage if a negative event materializes. Advanced procedures involve touring the principal's intended route and coordinating security arrangements before, during, and after the principal's travel. Through protective operations, EP personnel accompany the principal, engaging in counter surveillance and defensive tactics.

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Brilliant

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