Author: Tony Scotti

pruitt - executive protection costs

Pruitt wanted his motorcade to use its lights and sirens to speed up local trips to the airport or dinner. According to the reports, Pruitt was often late during his trips in Washington and used the motorcade’s warning signals to quicken his trips to his favorite restaurant.

Eric Weese, the former head of Pruitt’s protective detail, the key word is former, said he unsuccessfully tried to curb the behavior, according. His reward for his candor was that he was replaced.  He was replaced by Pasquale Perrotta, a former Secret Service agent who operates a private security company.

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Alexa flash briefing

We are proud to introduce the Security Driver News Alexa Flash Briefing available for your Amazon Echo, Echo Plus, and Echo Dot devices. Every day, in audio format, receive top secure transportation and executive protection news, headlines, and trends for ISDACenter.Org and SecurityDriver.Com

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There has been a surge of carjacking throughout the US and in other countries.

In our (ISDA’s) opinion, the number of carjackings may vary from year to year, but it is not a new phenomenon, they have been and always will be a problem. The threat of carjackings is an issue that you may want to bring to the attention of those you protect.

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Potholes

For Security Drivers and Secure Transportation providers, Potholes are a matter of safety and inconvenience. But there are things that can be done before, during,…

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sharing knowledge

One of the most asked questions in Social Media and from the ISDA Network is – “What training program should I attend?”

The following is a “suggestion,” and it is not intended to be the only deciding factor. When selecting a training provider, part of the decision-making process should be looking at the training provider’s website and Social Media presence.

Does the site have a Blog or Article Section devoted to sharing knowledge?

Is their Social Media presence knowledge-based?

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The Executive Vehicle and Secure Transportation Survey has been conducted every two years since 2013. Practitioners who participated in the survey represent the corporate (37% of participants), high net worth (21%), and private security community (23%). The participants had an average of approximately 15 years of experience. This year’s report consists of 36 pages of data with supplemental articles. The additional information is added to enhance and support the data.

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