Knife Laws by State
Check your state’s knife laws on Knife Up’s website embedded below:
Concealed Carry Reciprocity and State Laws
Check your concealed carry permit(s) reciprocity and learn about every state’s concealed carry and gun laws on US CCA’s website embedded below:
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:
Travel Tip – Basic Phrases
International travel is exciting yet challenging. You will quickly learn that learning a few phrases and words can be incredibly helpful – here are some of those words and phrases to learn before you get there.
Does my client’s insurance cover me as a driver of their vehicle?
A question you should be asking: Does my client’s insurance cover me as a driver of their vehicle?
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Here is something not often talked about, especially when compared to discussions like Glock vs Sig, etc. However, you should never use social media popularity as a barometer of importance. That being said – have you ever thought about this issue?
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What EP training do I need?
This is a very common question for anyone looking to get into EP or advance their career. Below is my best and honest answer, based on my experiences and professional opinion.
Practical Situational Awareness Webinar
Situational Awareness is a critical component to everyone, particularly those on a protective detail, however most people misunderstand the application of situational awareness or simply disregard the importance of it. So how can we effectively aware, even while so busy with every other task? Learn how we do it in our Practical Situational Awareness Webinar.
Protective Intelligence Workshop
This instructor-led seminar will be about how we (LaSorsa and Associates) use information to develop protective intelligence to keep clients safe, secure and successful.
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 industry professionals to assess overall client risk and is comprised of the following elements: Criticality, Accessibility, Recuperability, Vulnerability, Effects and Recognizability.