The fatal attack on United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson and the consequences
In contrast to the USA, where listed companies have been under considerable pressure to adapt in terms of executive protection since the assassination of Brian Thompson, Swiss and German companies have tended to take a wait-and-see approach.
The NZZ as one of the leading media outlets in Switzerland and the German-speaking world, interviewed Oliver Graf on this topic:
Practice is good – Best Practice is better
Security guidance represents only a small, visible part of the facets and possibilities in personal protection. But even for the expert, it is not sufficient to know proven preventive and reactive measures.
From scientific risk analysis through conceptual development to successful implementation, strategic and operational consulting skills are also required.
Transparency Builds Trust
The demands and expectations for professional personal protection are constantly increasing. We have not only engaged with relevant developments and trends but have also implemented insights from a forward-looking and visionary perspective.
Our approach is based on the idea that genuine security enhancements only occur where scientific analysis, consulting expertise, and practical experiences from various security domains intersect.
The first step is a trusting conversation
Personal protection inherently requires a client-provider relationship built on trust and openness. Some information asymmetries can be harmful. It is advisable to engage with each other professionally and have a detailed initial conversation.
So, do not hesitate to ask us questions and inquire thoroughly. If time allows, compare and also listen to your inner voice. In the end, it may save a life.
