Close protection services.

When you hire a close protection officer, it’s important to understand a few key points. First, before any close protection service begins, a thorough security plan and risk assessment must be completed. Second, close protection is not a driving service—if transportation is needed, it incurs an additional cost. Close protection officers cannot protect a VIP by themselves; it always requires a close protection team. The number of team members must be determined based on the security plan and risk assessment. Additionally, a close protection officer cannot work 18 hours a day—they must stay alert and effective, so a maximum of 10 hours per day is advised. Furthermore, our close protection team is highly qualified—each officer undergoes rigorous training, both mentally and physically. Our team covers everything from intelligence gathering and security planning to risk assessment, hand to hand  combat, evacuation drills, anti-sniping, and anti-ambush tactics. They also receive advanced combat shooting training, excel in moving discreetly in a low-profile

manner, and are trained in advanced medical procedures for emergencies and much more. If a client wants to hire our services, the minimum lead time required for us to complete the security plan and risk assessment is  minimum one week before the service begins. Clients must also adhere strictly to the security plan and protocols set by the close protection team.

We can provide close protection services in the following

Countries:

.SOUTH AFRICA

.AUSTRIA

.CZECH REPUBLIC.

.CHILE

.BRAZIL

.MEXICO

.USA