Question 1

What is CrisisWire Threat Management Solutions?

Accepted Answer

CrisisWire Threat Management Solutions is a consultancy that helps schools, businesses, healthcare, and government agencies prevent violence through behavioral threat assessment, workplace violence prevention programs, security assessments, and training across the United States.

Question 2

What services does CrisisWire provide?

Accepted Answer

CrisisWire provides workplace violence prevention programs, behavioral threat assessment team development, school safety and active shooter preparedness, insider threat programs, physical security assessments, and active shooter response training in multiple formats.

Question 3

Who leads CrisisWire and what are his qualifications?

Accepted Answer

CrisisWire is led by Warren Pulley, a BTAM-certified threat assessment expert with experience in U.S. Air Force nuclear security, LAPD violent crime investigations, U.S. Embassy Baghdad diplomatic security, and university campus safety. He holds BTAM certification from the University of Hawaii and more than 20 FEMA and DHS certifications.

Question 4

What is behavioral threat assessment?

Accepted Answer

Behavioral threat assessment is a structured process for identifying, evaluating, and managing individuals who may pose a risk of violence based on observable behaviors and warning signs. It uses evidence-based frameworks from agencies such as the FBI, Secret Service, and DHS to guide early intervention.

Question 5

Which industries and locations does CrisisWire serve?

Accepted Answer

CrisisWire serves K–12 schools, universities, corporate and enterprise clients, healthcare organizations, and government agencies. On-site services focus on California, Hawaii, and the West Coast, with nationwide coverage through remote consulting and virtual training.

Question 6

What is a workplace violence prevention program?

Accepted Answer

A workplace violence prevention program is a set of policies, procedures, and training designed to prevent, respond to, and recover from threats and acts of violence at work. It typically includes a written plan, hazard assessments, employee training, incident logging, investigations, and post-incident response protocols.

Question 7

What is California SB 553 and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

California SB 553 requires most employers in the state to maintain a written workplace violence prevention plan, conduct hazard assessments, provide training, and keep violent incident logs. Non-compliance can lead to Cal/OSHA citations, fines, and increased liability after an incident.

Question 8

What is a behavioral threat assessment (BTAM) team?

Accepted Answer

A BTAM team is a multidisciplinary group that receives and evaluates reports of concerning behavior and coordinates interventions to reduce the risk of targeted violence. CrisisWire helps organizations form teams, define policies, and implement investigation and case management procedures.

Question 9

How effective are threat assessment and prevention programs?

Accepted Answer

Organizations with active threat assessment teams and comprehensive prevention programs can significantly reduce violent incidents, often by 60 to 75 percent, because most potential attackers show observable warning signs before acting.

Question 10

What is active shooter response training?

Accepted Answer

Active shooter response training teaches participants how to recognize and respond to an armed attacker using frameworks such as Run–Hide–Fight, evacuation and lockdown procedures, communication during an incident, basic aid for the injured, and coordination with law enforcement.

Question 11

How much do your services cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on size and scope, but typical ranges include approximately $5,000–$15,000 for workplace violence plans, $15,000–$35,000 for threat assessment team development, and $2,500–$5,000 per active shooter training session, with larger retainers available for ongoing consulting.

Question 12

How can we contact CrisisWire or schedule a consultation?

Accepted Answer

You can contact CrisisWire by emailing crisiswire@proton.me, using the online scheduling link at bit.ly/crisiswire, or requesting 24/7 emergency threat consultation. Virtual and on-site services are available depending on location and urgency.

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