The CrisisWire Threat Assessment Quiz

This 10-question quiz, hosted at https://rypulmedia.wixsite.com/crisiswire/tools/threat-quiz, helps individuals, schools, and businesses evaluate their threat awareness.

Based on Warren Pulley’s 40+ years of security expertise (e.g., U.S. Air Force, LAPD, DoS), it uses FBI and Secret Service research to identify behavioral red flags. Results provide a risk score and tailored recommendations, linking to CrisisWire services.

Content Implementation:

• Quiz Questions (Multiple Choice):

  1. Have you noticed someone isolating themselves from others? (Yes/No)

  2. Has a person made threatening statements recently? (Yes/No/Sometimes)

  3. Are there signs of aggression (e.g., yelling, physical outbursts)? (Yes/No)

  4. Has someone shown an unhealthy fixation on weapons? (Yes/No)

  5. Are there changes in mood or behavior over weeks? (Yes/No)

  6. Has a person expressed hopelessness or despair? (Yes/No)

  7. Are there reports of harassment or bullying? (Yes/No)

  8. Has someone violated safety policies (e.g., access rules)? (Yes/No)

  9. Are there indications of planning (e.g., mapping locations)? (Yes/No)

  10. Has this behavior escalated recently? (Yes/No)

• Scoring:

  • Yes = 2 points, Sometimes = 1 point, No = 0 points.

  • Total: 0-5 (Low Risk), 6-12 (Moderate Risk), 13-20 (High Risk).

• Results and CTAs:

  • Low Risk (0-5): “Great awareness! Stay vigilant. Explore Threat Investigations for proactive support.”

  • Moderate Risk (6-12): “Caution: Some signs present. Contact Threat Investigations for a free consultation at crisiswire@proton.me.”

  • High Risk (13-20): “Urgent: Immediate action needed. Call CrisisWire at crisiswire@proton.me and review The Prepared Leader for guidance.”

  
  

• Behavioral Threat Assessment and externally to FEMA Guidance.

Campus Safety Scorecard

Purpose: Engage school administrators and parents by evaluating campus safety, driving them to Campus Safety Consulting. Enhanced dwell time and actionable insights improve Google rankings.

This interactive scorecard, hosted at https://rypulmedia.wixsite.com/crisiswire/tools/campus-safety-scorecard, allows users to input school data (e.g., locks, alerts, training) to receive a 1-100 safety score. Drawing from Pulley’s Chaminade University experience and Campus Under Siege, it identifies vulnerabilities and recommends CrisisWire solutions.

Content Implementation:

• Input Fields:

  1. Are all doors locked 24/7? (Yes/No)

  2. Is there a functional mass notification system? (Yes/No)

  3. Are staff trained for active shooters? (Yes/No)

  4. Is there a Threat Assessment Team (TAT)? (Yes/No)

  5. Are emergency drills conducted monthly? (Yes/No)

  6. Are security cameras monitored? (Yes/No)

  7. Is there a visitor check-in process? (Yes/No)

  8. Are mental health resources available? (Yes/No)

• Scoring:

  • Yes = 12.5 points each, No = 0 points.

  • Total: 0-100 (100 = Fully Safe, 0 = High Risk).

• Results and CTAs:

  • 90-100: “Excellent! Maintain safety with Campus Safety Consulting.”

  • 50-89: “Good start. Improve with Emergency Management Planning.”

  • 0-49: “Critical gaps. Contact Campus Safety Consulting at crisiswire@proton.me for a free audit.”

    
    

The CrisisWire Threat Assessment Quiz