From active shooters to insider threats, ransomware to workplace violence, the challenge is no longer identifying danger—it’s anticipating it, mitigating it, and recovering from it without collapsing under pressure.

CrisisWire’s Business Continuity and Crisis Management Framework is built to reverse that. Our programs combine Behavioral Threat Assessment & Management (BTAM), physical threat analysis, and executive crisis leadership planning into one operational ecosystem.

Active shooter incidents don’t discriminate. Local governments, small businesses, and nonprofit agencies are increasingly targeted because of limited security infrastructure and lack of preparedness.

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.

In 2025, Honolulu recorded 31 homicides, nearly double its 2019 figure, according to Civil Beat. The same report shows a 28% drop in overall reported crimes, illustrating a complex security profile: a safer city overall, but deadlier in specific moments.

Chicago’s emergency response network is advanced but overburdened. Wait times for non-emergency incidents can stretch for hours in certain districts. Travelers unfamiliar with the Incident Command System (ICS) model — the backbone of coordinated emergency response — should review CrisisWire’s emergency readiness resources to understand how city-level crises unfold.

The U.S. Department of State has issued an updated Level 2 Travel Advisory for the United Mexican States, urging travelers to exercise increased caution due to terrorism, crime, and kidnapping risks. T

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

In an age of rising workplace violence, cyber-physical convergence, and evolving behavioral threats, organizations can no longer afford to treat security as a checklist. It’s a strategic discipline, one that blends psychology, engineering, leadership, and compliance into a single operational mindset.

By pairing physical threat assessment methodology with SSDT’s engineering, the 14th Street project achieved a layered defense that balanced safety, cost, and operational workflow — a hallmark of CrisisWire consulting.

The Redhook Resilience Project: A Case Study in Ballistic Preparedness and Design Collaboration

Hawaiʻi’s Office of Homeland Security leads statewide targeted violence prevention (TVP). CrisisWire explains how private consulting integrates with state efforts, using federal standards, academic research, and leadership liability frameworks.

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 explains how to assess campus security weaknesses in 2025 with actionable strategies, real case studies, and compliance-backed threat assessments.

The 2025 CrisisWire Threat Assessment Report reveals key risks facing Hawaiʻi schools, businesses, and leaders — and how to prepare for tomorrow’s threats.

Budget limits don’t excuse security failures. In 2025, CrisisWire shows how low-cost school security audits uncover systemic flaws and protect leadership from liability.

Hospitals face unique risks in 2025: violence, insider threats, and compliance failures. CrisisWire explains why vulnerability audits are essential and how leadership can reduce liability.

CEOs and boards are now personally liable for preventable violence. Learn how CrisisWire protects leaders with documented threat assessments.

Insider threats cost corporate America millions. Learn how they work, why HR misses them, and how CrisisWire conducts insider threat audits.

School threat assessments prevent violence before it happens. Learn how CSTAG works, why schools must act in 2025, and how CrisisWire builds safer campuses.