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Considering recent local and global developments, many people are reasonably concerned. We won't play into paranoia. There's enough of that on your feed. Instead, we want to hear from you. We have listened to corporate security leaders, executive assistants, and talent reps. They have explained how they need a team like ours to adapt to their requirements - often on short notice - with minimal tolerance for disruption in the agenda. OlyTac agents are specifically selected and trained for organizational ability and "soft skills."??Experience in security operations "hard skills" is just a baseline requirement. This focus makes our team effective in a variety of environments, covering both proactive and reactive situations. Now we'd like to know what you think. What's your top priority right now? Is there a significant concern that isn't being addressed? #corporatesecurity #cso

Strikes. Picket lines. Union negotiations. Business leaders must protect their people and operations without crossing legal lines. The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) sets strict limits, and one wrong move can trigger NLRB investigations, lawsuits, or reputation damage. Too many companies rely on inexperienced security teams that unknowingly escalate tensions or violate labor laws. The result? Unfair labor practice charges, legal battles, and costly disruptions. For over 20 years, OlyTac has helped businesses nationwide safeguard their operations while staying 100% NLRA-compliant. Our strategies emphasize clear-eyed assessment, rigorous planning, communication, and extensive training in conflict de-escalation to ensure our clients can navigate labor disputes without mistakes that come back to haunt them. Proactive planning is key. If you’re facing labor unrest, don’t wait until tensions boil over. Let’s talk now about a strategic, compliant security plan tailored to your business. Contact us to learn how OlyTac keeps your workforce safe, your business protected, and your company out of legal trouble. Check out the full article (link in the comments). #LaborDisputes #UnionStrikes #NLRA #SecurityManagement

When digital oversharing turns dangerous: One careless tweet or leaked itinerary can lead directly to physical threats like burglary, stalking, or worse. High-profile incidents involving LeBron James and Drake (a counter-UAS innovator...) show how easily digital breadcrumbs become real-world vulnerabilities. Your cybersecurity team can't stop burglars, and physical security alone won't protect against digital leaks. True executive safety demands convergence. Securing physical and digital footprints simultaneously. Following up on our recent BLACKCLOAK partnership announcement, let's put some meat on the bones - our latest article we explore how OlyTac and BlackCloak are integrating physical and digital security to protect executives from evolving threats. There are specific examples to take this out of the abstract and show how we see this cooperation benefiting our clients going forward. Full article link in the comments. #executiveprotection #cybersecurity #travelsecurity

We're proud to announce a new partnership with BLACKCLOAK, which, when combined with OlyTac’s physical security services, enables seamless 360-degree protection for executives and high-profile clients. We recognise that boardroom, travel, and residential security are interlocking parts of the same puzzle. Physical safeguards alone are not enough if digital footprints leave executives exposed, conversely, even the best cybersecurity can be undone by a physical breach. OlyTac specializes in discreet, intelligence-driven physical security. Our services are led by former law enforcement and military special operations veterans. This means OlyTac can deploy experienced protection agents, conduct threat assessments, and coordinate closely with local authorities to keep clients safe. We maintain a low-profile, but our presence is effective and executives can conduct their lives without disruption. BlackCloak is known for its comprehensive Digital Executive Protection designed for corporate leaders and high-net-worth individuals. BlackCloak’s personal cybersecurity team protects devices, home networks, online accounts, and personal privacy from attack. They monitor the dark web and data broker sites for leaks, remove exposed personal data, fortify smartphones and laptops against hacking, test security every 7 days to reveal and fix new vulnerabilities, offer round-the-clock incident response and provide concierge support for clients. BlackCloak has earned its reputation as a pioneer in Digital Executive Protection for going above and beyond mere exposed data removal to offer a holistic personal cybersecurity service to executives. In an era where a CEO’s personal cell phone can serve as the gateway to a corporate data breach and a single social media post can endanger an executive’s family, it is clear that security must be holistic. The old approach of hiring bodyguards for physical protection while leaving digital safety to the IT department is no longer enough to counter blended threats. Instead, a proactive, integrated security strategy is needed... one that treats an executive’s digital life, personal life, and professional life as a single spectrum of risk to be managed collectively. The partnership between OlyTac and BlackCloak represents the gold standard of this integrated executive security approach. By uniting physical security expertise with digital protection capabilities, we offer a one-stop solution that covers every aspect of executive safety. In the boardroom, we stop hackers and leaks while keeping meeting spaces secure. In transit, an executive’s itinerary does not become a vulnerability by protecting both the device and the individual. At home, your residence is truly a castle, protected on all fronts.

Companies must be vigilant against various forms of espionage, including insider threats, cyber intrusions, physical breaches, and competitor infiltration. Understanding these risks and implementing robust countermeasures is essential for safeguarding intellectual property and maintaining market position. Employees and contractors with legitimate access to sensitive information can become sources of espionage, either intentionally or inadvertently. For example, in 2014, Yu Long, a senior engineer at United Technologies Corporation, was investigated for attempting to transfer proprietary jet engine technology to China. To mitigate such risks, organizations should implement strict access controls, conduct regular audits, and provide ongoing training to foster a culture of security awareness. Cyber espionage has escalated, with adversaries employing sophisticated techniques to breach digital defenses. In 2024, the Chinese espionage group Salt Typhoon infiltrated U.S. telecom companies, highlighting vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure. Companies must invest in advanced cybersecurity measures, including AI-driven threat detection systems, regular penetration testing, and employee training to recognize and respond to phishing attempts and other cyber threats. Despite the digital age, physical espionage remains a concern. Unauthorized access to facilities can result in the theft of prototypes or confidential documents. The 2009 Rio Tinto case in China exemplifies how physical breaches can lead to significant legal and financial repercussions. Organizations should conduct comprehensive site assessments, implement surveillance detection protocols, and train security personnel in advanced access control measures to prevent such incidents. Competitors may engage in espionage by infiltrating supply chains or poaching key employees. The legal battle between Fiat Chrysler and General Motors in 2021 underscores the complexities of such infiltration. To counteract these tactics, companies should conduct thorough due diligence on potential partners and suppliers, monitor industry movements for unusual hiring patterns, and implement counterintelligence measures to identify and mitigate infiltration attempts. Preventing corporate espionage requires a proactive approach. Establishing clear policies, conducting regular risk assessments, and fostering a culture of security awareness are essential. Tailored training programs can educate employees on recognizing and reporting suspicious activities, covering topics such as social engineering prevention, situational awareness, and crisis response. In today's innovation-driven economy, corporate espionage is an ongoing threat that requires comprehensive protection strategies. By addressing insider threats, cyber intrusions, physical vulnerabilities, and competitor infiltration, organizations can safeguard their intellectual property and maintain their competitive edge.

Celebrities are losing millions to scams that hijack their names and burglars who ransack their homes, but the real theft is their peace of mind. In 2025, fame puts a target on your back, and the threats are converging in unprecedented ways. Online, crypto scams and fake endorsements exploit a star’s public persona, draining fan wallets and torching reputations. Offline, headline-grabbing home invasions strike at the heart of their sanctuaries, fueled by social media slip-ups and organized crews who track their every move. For high-profile individuals, these aren’t separate problems. They’re a dual-front assault demanding a smarter kind of protection. We’re redefining executive security to outmaneuver both. Today’s celebrities need more than a bodyguard. They need a shield for their digital and physical worlds. Our latest post (link in comments) dives into how all of this is playing out - and what we're doing about it. #security #crypto

The deputization of Elon Musk's security detail has certainly sparked a fascinating discussion about our industry practices. Let's look at some of the lessons we have learned about high profile tech executive protection. Cyber and physical threats targeting corporate leaders increased by over 40% in the past five years. The reason? High-profile executives are no longer just business figures—they are public-facing decision-makers whose influence makes them targets. Whether it’s hacker groups, disgruntled employees, corporate espionage, or politically motivated actors, modern threats blend the digital and the physical, creating unprecedented vulnerabilities for tech executives. Check the comments for a link to the rest. #security #seattle #sanfrancisco #siliconvalley #executiveprotection

Anyone building an audience on platforms like YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or Instagram knows that hackers, stalkers, trolls come with the deal. And if you’re an agency managing multiple creators, you’ve probably witnessed at least a few close calls or serious breaches. We have had to help our clients address these issues more frequently over the past five years since COVID first drove a massive surge in online content streaming, consumption, and creation. This has involved everything from removing personal data from the internet to taking down copyrighted content, supporting litigation, and monitoring security threats. We handle their security and privacy concerns so they can keep their energy focused where it belongs - entertaining and engaging with their audiences. Check the comments for a link to our article on practical defense against both digital and real-world dangers.

Anyone building an audience on platforms like YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or Instagram knows that hackers, stalkers, trolls come with the deal. And if you’re an agency managing multiple creators, you’ve probably witnessed at least a few close calls or serious breaches. We have had to help our clients address these issues more frequently over the past five years since COVID first drove a massive surge in online content streaming, consumption, and creation. This has involved everything from removing personal data from the internet to taking down copyrighted content, supporting litigation, and monitoring security threats. We handle their security and privacy concerns so they can keep their energy focused where it belongs - entertaining and engaging with their audiences. Check the comments for a link to our article on practical defense against both digital and real-world dangers.

Anyone building an audience on platforms like YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, or Instagram knows that hackers, stalkers, trolls come with the deal. And if you’re an agency managing multiple creators, you’ve probably witnessed at least a few close calls or serious breaches. We have had to help our clients address these issues more frequently over the past five years since COVID first drove a massive surge in online content streaming, consumption, and creation. This has involved everything from removing personal data from the internet to taking down copyrighted content, supporting litigation, and monitoring security threats. We handle their security and privacy concerns so they can keep their energy focused where it belongs - entertaining and engaging with their audiences. Check the comments for a link to our article on practical defense against both digital and real-world dangers.