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.

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.

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

School safety officers (SSOs) are not police officers — but confusion over their role creates risks for schools, students, and leaders. Here’s what every parent and administrator must know.

AI-driven autonomous threat hunting is reshaping corporate security. But is it a breakthrough — or just another illusion of safety for executives?

Do armed guards actually prevent school shootings? We examine the evidence, case studies, and what school leaders must consider in 2025.

In a tragic Sunday morning attack at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, law enforcement confirmed four people were killed and eight wounded after a gunman rammed a vehicle into the building, opened fire, and set the structure ablaze. (Reuters)

Small businesses are vulnerable to disruption. Learn the step-by-step guide to business continuity planning for SMB leaders in 2025.

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.

Universities are soft targets for active shooters, hazing, and mass notification failures. Campus Under Siege reveals why — and how leaders can fix it.

Access control failures are fueling school and workplace tragedies. Locked Down reveals why every unlocked door is a risk — and how leaders can fix it.

Business Continuity Isn’t Just for Fortune 500s: Why SMBs Must Prepare

Hospital emergency preparedness must go beyond IT backups. Learn how to build resilience across power, staffing, and life-saving systems in 2025.

Ransomware is no longer just about data — in hospitals, it can shut down life-saving equipment. Here’s why cybersecurity is now a matter of life and death.

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.

Transient vs. Substantive Threats in Education The C-STAG Model Explained

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