Many schools across the country have adopted zero tolerance policies when it comes to weapons on campus, drugs on campus, knives on campus, fighting on campus, or bullying on campus.
As an Atlanta-based company, we take a special interest in Georgia laws. Recently our governor signed a bill that allows students to carry, possess, and use electroshock weapons (i.e., stun gun or taser) on college campuses effective July 1, 2016.
September is National Preparedness Month.
Ready.gov is a Department of Homeland Security website dedicated to preparedness (biological threat, chemical threat, drought, earthquake, flood, home fire, hurricane, nuclear blast, pandemic, tornado, tsunami…
In honor of Dragon Con, which is about to take place in our hometown of Atlanta, we’d like to take this week to once again unite our favorite topics of risk management and nerdom.
With the Olympics upon us, we thought it would be a great time to talk about winning gold. No, not in sports. While we are active and do a lot of triathlons here at Invictus Consulting, we’re not Olympic-caliber athletes. We mean winning gold in security and protecting your people. Here are some key…
We love data here at Invictus Consulting. I’m talking about both Lieutenant Commander Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation AND actual statistical data. We love them both.
Data is emotionless. Data doesn’t lie. Data is able to evaluate contingencies and formulate a solid plan…
The 21 Foot Rule is a guideline that police use. The guideline is based on the fact that if a person is within 21 feet of you and they have a weapon (typically this rule refers to a knife attack), unless you already have a gun in your hand and are already aware of the…
Fort Knox. I’m sure the name conjures images of all sorts of heavily fortified deterrent devices. The…