Workplace Violence 101 – 5 Lessons Learned
Incidents of workplace violence saturate our televisions, social media accounts and every other form of communication on…
Continue reading »Three School Shootings Prevented – Importance of Intelligence
Ontario, Canada “I really cant stand people anymore” “I should bring a gun to school today and…
Continue reading »How to Anonymously Report Suspicious Behavior – Video with Jim Satterfield
We previously discussed how to identify behaviors of concern, but what action should someone take if they…
Continue reading »Firestorm Featured in WIRED Magazine – Threat Awareness and Predictive Intelligence
Firestorm is pleased to have been included in a recent article on Threat Awareness published in WIRED…
Continue reading »Jim Satterfield Interviewed on CBS46: Artificial Intelligence Used to Ward off School Attacks
Although the summer season doesn’t conclude until mid-September, summer vacation is coming to an end for teachers,…
Continue reading »Violence can be stopped – First Look™ / Last Stand™ – Firestorm Featured on Cover of Insurance Research Letter
Firestorm founders, Harry Rhulen (Novume President) and Jim Satterfield (Firestorm CEO) were selected as featured authors for…
Continue reading »Firestorm Adding Artificial Intelligence to Advance Its Premier School Violence Prevention Program – Press Release
ROSWELL, GA / April 16, 2018 / Firestorm Solutions, LLC, (Firestorm®) a leading crisis and risk management…
Continue reading »Social Media and Security
Last week, I posted on thoughts about where organizational cyber-security responsibilities should be assigned. This week, I…
Continue reading »Violence IS Being Prevented: Learning from YouTube and Other Recent Acts of Violence
Statistics do not matter when you’re in a life or death situation. It doesn’t matter who has…
Continue reading »Is your Deadly Weapons Strategy Hope?
The nation and the world watched in disbelief as yet another incident of school violence splashed across…
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