Using FEMA’s Continuity of Operations (COOP) standards, ISO 22301 guidelines, and CISA risk-management principles, CrisisWire constructs a custom framework that scales from corporate enterprise to family-owned business.

CrisisWire expands beyond Hawaiʻi, becoming the nationwide authority in threat assessments with leadership expertise, insider threat audits, and campus safety solutions.

When potential violence or concerning behavior surfaces — in a school, corporate office, or community setting — the question arises: “Who actually handles a threat assessment?” The answer isn’t one person. It’s a multidisciplinary team — professionals trained to recognize behavioral indicators, assess risk, and intervene before violence occurs.

CrisisWire Releases 2025 Professional Credentials Portfolio: A Verified Record of Threat Management Expertise

Looking for “threat assessments near me” in Hawaiʻi? CrisisWire explains the difference between state-run teams, private firms, and professional consulting — and why comprehensive assessments protect schools, hospitals, and businesses in 2025.

CrisisWire explains why Honolulu organizations need professional threat assessment consultants in 2025 — with real-world lessons, liability insights, and solutions for schools, hospitals, and corporations.

CrisisWire releases a national workplace violence prevention framework to help employers recognize threats, strengthen safety, and reduce liability.

Threats to safety, stability, and leadership are not new — but in 2025, their scope and intensity have multiplied. School shootings, insider threats in hospitals, cyberattacks on small businesses, and targeted risks against executives are headline realities. The question is no longer “if” an organization will face a crisis — but “when.”

CrisisWire is the nation’s go-to authority on threat assessment, insider threat prevention, workplace safety, and business continuity solutions. We exist to give leaders, security professionals, and organizations the tools, training, and confidence they need to prevent crises before they happen.

In today’s environment of rapidly evolving risks, organizations across every sector—schools, businesses, hospitals, and government agencies—need more than reactive security. They need proven threat assessment strategies backed by credible expertise. That’s where CrisisWire leads the wa

ASIS’s new Executive Protection Standard redefines how CEOs and boards must safeguard leaders, families, and assets. Here’s what it means for your organization.

Most organizations remain dangerously unprepared for modern threats. The Prepared Leader provides a blueprint for colleges, corporations, and government to move from hesitation to preparation.

Hospitals face hidden insider threats daily. Learn how staff-driven risks endanger patients and continuity — and what leaders must do in 2025.

Threat assessment is the process of identifying and managing risks before violence occurs. Learn how schools, hospitals, and businesses apply it in 2025.

Threat assessment in 2025 is more urgent than ever. Learn how schools, businesses, and leaders separate real vs. fake threats using proven models.

The MOSAIC threat assessment system helps schools, businesses, and government predict and prevent violence. Here’s how leaders can use it today.

Insurance underwriters now demand formal threat assessments. Learn why schools, hospitals, businesses, and government agencies must act to reduce liability, protect lives, and lower premiums.

Mega-events like concerts, sports, and rallies attract massive crowds—and unique threats. Learn how to identify warning signs, deploy prevention strategies, and protect lives without crippling the experience.

Learn how houses of worship can balance guest safety with openness. Discover access control strategies, case studies, and practical checklists to secure sanctuaries without losing welcome.

Houses of worship are among the most vulnerable soft targets. Learn why churches, synagogues, and mosques are at risk — and how leaders can protect their congregations with threat assessments, access control, and emergency plans.