CrisisWire Offers Comprehensive Physical Security Audits Integrating Technology with Behavioral Threat Assessment
- CrisisWire
- Nov 5
- 2 min read
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Warren Pulley, Founder & Principal Consultant
CrisisWire Threat Management Solutions
Civilian Security Expert Applies Zero-Failure Methodologies to Schools, Corporations, and Healthcare Facilities
Honolulu, Hawaii – November 5, 2025 – As organizations invest billions in security technology yet 67% of schools still experience violent incidents and workplace violence accounts for nearly 20% of workplace fatalities, CrisisWire Threat Management Solutions announces integrated security assessment services combining physical hardening with behavioral threat detection—the approach detailed in Warren Pulley's Locked Down: The Access Control Playbook.
Pulley brings unique expertise: 7 years securing U.S. Air Force nuclear weapons facilities (zero-failure environment), 12 years LAPD patrol and investigations, 6+ years protecting U.S. Embassy Baghdad under daily attack, and campus police chief experience. His assessments, documented in The Prepared Leader, recognize that technology alone cannot prevent determined attackers.
"Every high-security environment I've protected—from nuclear weapons storage to Baghdad's Green Zone—taught me that physical barriers fail without behavioral threat assessment," explains Pulley. "Comprehensive security requires both hardening targets and identifying threats before they reach your perimeter."
CrisisWire's physical security assessments integrate FEMA IS-360: Preparing for Mass Casualty Incidents, DHS CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design), and ASIS International security standards, while incorporating behavioral threat detection from his published research.
Assessment components:
Perimeter security evaluation - Fencing, lighting, natural surveillance, vehicle barriers
Access control analysis - Entry points, visitor management, credentialing systems, lock hardware
Surveillance system review - Camera placement, monitoring protocols, retention policies
Alarm and intrusion detection - Sensors, response procedures, integration with monitoring
Emergency response infrastructure - Panic buttons, communication systems, safe rooms
CPTED assessment - Sightlines, landscaping, architectural features affecting security
Behavioral threat integration - Combining physical security with threat assessment programs
Pulley's approach, outlined in Locked Down and his research "Executive Protection in 2025" (available on Academia.edu, Archive.org, and Scribd), addresses facility-specific risks:
Schools: Active shooter preparedness, controlled entry, visitor screening, integrated with behavioral threat assessment from Campus Under Siege
Corporate offices: Executive protection, workplace violence prevention zones, integrated with insider threat programs
Healthcare facilities: Patient violence mitigation, behavioral health unit security, compliance with Title 8 CCR 3342
Government facilities: Public access balancing, classified area protection, coordination with Secret Service and FBI protocols. Assessments include detailed reports, prioritized recommendations, budget estimates, and implementation timelines. Training resources available. Additional guidance on CrisisWire blog.
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CrisisWire provides physical security assessments, threat assessment, and integrated protection programs. Methodologies from Locked Down, Threat Assessment Handbook, and 40 years operational experience documented in Uniformed Silence.
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