Long-Term Security Strategies for Executive Protection

The recent attack involving Brian Thompson, an executive at a multi-billion dollar company, has raised questions about why he was not accompanied by security. President of Rozin Security, Michael Rozin, emphasizes that top executives, especially in public companies, are often at risk due to publicly available information about their meetings and schedules. Following such tragedies, companies frequently reassess their security measures. Rozin advises against seeking quick fixes, like hiring armed guards, and instead encourages companies to integrate security as a fundamental aspect of their operations, allowing for consistent improvement over time.

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