Many clients believe hiring private security is as simple as calling a company, requesting protection for an hour, and agreeing on the cost. However, this approach often overlooks important details needed for effective security. The best practice involves asking detailed questions such as: Who needs protection? Where will it take place? Who will be involved? How should the protection be conducted? Only with these answers can the company accurately assess potential risks and develop a tailored security plan.

This allows them to determine the right number of guards, select appropriate tactics, plan transportation routes, and decide on necessary equipment. Unfortunately, some companies ignore this careful process, assigning untrained guards who rely on stereotypes or movie portrayals rather than professional knowledge. This compromises the quality and effectiveness of protection provided to clients.