These events are a stark reminder, that UHNW principals should have their security detail with them when they are put and about. #security

We recently had an estate manager call us.. He asked to pay $30 per hour for security services. He was representing a principal worth $200 Million. I informed him that I would have to pay those guys 18 Dollars. I told him "not interested". Your thoughts? #securitynews

Microsoft says Russian-linked Midnight Blizzard / Storm-2945 resumed Sept 29, hijacking hotel and conference Wi-Fi login pages to steal credentials and push malware. Traveling execs: use your own hotspot or a trusted VPN, and never install what a login page asks for.

Johannesburg man kidnapped Aug 30 was rescued unharmed after a US$2M ransom demand; five suspects arrested, per EWN. Detectives, Crime Intelligence, flying squad and private security worked together. In kidnap-risk areas: vary routes, keep plans close, have a crisis plan ready.

Large brawl outside ComplexCon at LA Convention Center: four with stab wounds or lacerations, two hospitalized, per LAPD. Lucki was hurt; police haven't confirmed a stabbing. Curbside fan moments: stage the car, keep the path short, leave early if tension builds.

Unproven: Sources briefed on the UAE probe told Reuters the FlyDubai attack was planned before the airline hired the co-pilot, and Ben Gurion was the Sept 30 target, per WTAQ. A review should ask whether known information reached decision-makers. No name.

FBI and Coast Guard say hackers reached the VL Prosperity tanker's propulsion near Texas earlier this year, per Insurance Journal. No injuries; vessel stayed stable. For homes, vehicles and yachts: list connected controls, keep a manual override, alert on unexpected logins.

Two dead and about 35 hurt in a block party shooting in Vienna, Georgia, per WDIV. Deputies were already on patrol. For private events: managed entrances, two clear exits per area, staff briefed on the first-minute plan, and bleeding-control trained people on site.

Reuters: Australian counterterrorism authorities are investigating the Australian links of the FlyDubai co-pilot accused of attacking the captain. Other reports say intelligence may hold information. Unproven. A review should ask whether known information reached decision-makers.

NYSC abduction 20 prospective NYSC members reportedly abducted on Owerri–Onitsha Rd, Imo. Captors reportedly demand ₦50m each; police say tactical resources deployed. Families: send calls to police/specialists. Organisers: review group routes. #TravelSecurity #Safety

Farage case: 100+ people The Times says investigators found 100+ high-profile people, incl. MPs; authorities are contacting them about security. Unproven. Assess each individually, share records, keep one reporting channel. #Security #Safety

Houthis claim a missile/drone attack on an Aramco site near Riyadh. Reuters witnesses saw smoke and fire; Saudi authorities hadn’t confirmed. Takeaway: even unconfirmed events should trigger travel checks. Know who can reroute, keep verified contacts, follow official guidance.

Six people were arrested and later released on bail over an alleged plot British authorities have linked to Iran involving RAF Fairford. The investigation is ongoing. My takeaway: conflict abroad can shift risk at home fast. Reassess when events change, not on a calendar.

Sen. Tom Cotton’s personal cell number was posted publicly with a call to contact him over daylight-saving legislation. Once a private number is out, you can’t take it back. Route calls to a staffed line, log them, and verify anything unusual by calling back on a known number.

A ShinyHunters member was reportedly detained in Jordan and is cooperating. The group claims it has data on every FBI employee; that is unverified. Takeaway: leaked personnel data means impersonation and doxxing risk. Verify unexpected calls; families should confirm nothing.

UK prosecutors allege two men surveilled a Manchester synagogue and researched another Jewish target while preparing an attack. Claims are untested in court. Takeaway: report repeated loitering or unusual interest in routines based on behavior, not appearance.

The UAE says a co-pilot attacked the captain with a crash ax on a Dubai–Tel Aviv flight; others intervened and the plane landed in Saudi Arabia. My takeaway: insider risk is hard because trusted access is real. Build layers, make reporting easy, and avoid blanket suspicion.

A man is charged over an alleged terror plot targeting Nigel Farage. His team says he had repeatedly raised threat concerns beforehand. Allegations are untested. Takeaway: repeated reports of fear or fixation need one log, one fact-check, and one person seeing the full pattern.

Keep your firearm close. If you expose the rifle before your body around corners, doors, or rooms, it can become a handle for the other person. Distance shooting is one skill. Close-quarter weapon retention is another. Train accordingly. Link to the video here: youtube.com/watch?v=AiDgELyF… #Tactical #policemen #ep #executiveprotection