Operational psychology blends clinical, forensic, social, and organizational psychology disciplines to create a unique skillset: Whether it’s preventing a workplace violence shooting, protecting proprietary information from being disclosed, assessing a threat to an executive, or disrupting a terrorist attack, our experts partner with you to assess a person’s mindset, motivation, behavior, and intent. We contextualize the concerning behavior to enable you to make informed decisions and develop an effective management strategy.
Get practical advice to ensure successful threat management strategies to mitigate threats of targeted violence.
Protect assets and information from theft, sabotage, or disclosure by disgruntled
employees.
Stay ahead of potential threats by elevating your tools to identify and assess threats to leadership and facilities.
Understand the motivation and intent of people who seek to commit acts of domestic and international terrorism.
Get practical advice to ensure successful threat management strategies to mitigate threats of targeted violence.
Protect assets and information from theft, sabotage, or disclosure by disgruntled
employees.
Stay ahead of potential threats by elevating your tools to identify and assess threats to leadership and facilities.
Understand the motivation and intent of people who seek to commit acts of domestic and international terrorism.
Focus your investigation and understand the context of the concerning behavior.
Leverage our holistic, multidisciplinary approach to program development.
We are a worldwide partnership of threat management experts with decades of operational experience with national-level law enforcement and security agencies. Corporations, security firms, law firms, law enforcement and government agencies, and universities utilize our expertise to conduct behavioral-based threat assessments. Our experts are leaders and active members of national and international professional associations dedicated to preventing acts of violence and harm.
What causes a generally prosocial person to commit an act of targeted violence?
We all have stressors in our lives, and we all use coping skills to deal with the stress. Many of our coping skills are healthy: exercise, meditation, hobbies, talking with family and friends, etc. Some of our coping skills are unhealthy: excessive alcohol consumption, illicit drug use, isolation/withdrawal, etc.
My job is to prevent mass shootings. While I knew there was a chance I’d be involved in an incident, I didn’t think it would happen; they’re still rare events. Until last night. I was inside Nationals Park. The Nats just ended the Top of the 6th and the teams were leaving the field when shots rang out.
Understanding why people commit targeted violence attacks and how to prevent them has become an increasingly urgent issue over the years.
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