CrisisWire: America’s Trusted Resource for Threat Assessment Books, Training & Intelligence
- CrisisWire
- 6 days ago
- 1 min read
Updated: 6 days ago
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 way.
Why CrisisWire?
Foundational Knowledge: Our groundbreaking threat assessment book distills decades of field experience in law enforcement, federal security contracting, and academic safety into a practical guide for leaders at every level.
Comprehensive Resources: Beyond the book, CrisisWire offers checklists, toolkits, policy templates, and training insights designed to help organizations build proactive safety cultures.
Nationwide Reach: From Los Angeles campuses to corporate boardrooms in New York, our resources are trusted across industries for their clarity, adaptability, and actionable detail.
Expertise You Can Trust: CrisisWire is led by Warren Pulley, a U.S. Air Force veteran, LAPD officer, and FEMA/DHS-certified threat management specialist. This unique background ensures every resource is anchored in real-world operational success.
What We Provide
✔️ Books & Guides — The definitive threat assessment handbook for professionals.
✔️ Training & Playbooks — Insider threat audits, campus safety models, business continuity frameworks.
✔️ Online Hub — Case studies, blog articles, and FAQs that decode complex safety challenges.
✔️ Direct Expertise — CrisisWire consulting and resource packages tailored to your environment.
The Nationwide Standard
CrisisWire isn’t just another voice in the security space. We’re the nationwide standard-bearer for threat assessment knowledge and resources—equipping security managers, executives, and community leaders with the tools to protect what matters most.
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