- Risk Analysis & Assessment
- Risk, Threat and Vulnerability Assessments
- Independent Assessment of Security Operations
- Behavioral Threat Assessments
- Information and Intelligence Analysis
- Security and Justice Program Management
- Protective Operations
- Emergency Preparedness
- Education, Training and Awareness
- Advisory Representation
Behavioral Threat Assessments
Over the last 30 years, analyzing an individual’s potential for violence has been a foundational capability of the Hillard Heintze leadership team. Today, Hillard Heintze is one of the few security advisory firms capable of providing national security best practices in assessing an individual’s dangerousness to an organization. Following well-defined protocols, Hillard Heintze’s primary guiding principles include two crucial research-based observations: (1) that targeted violence is the result of an understandable and often discernible process of thinking and behavior and (2) that targeted violence stems from an interaction of the potential attacker, event, situation and target. In alignment with these principles, the Hillard Heintze process involves:
- Targeted violence research and background information identification
- Formal evaluation of an individual’s dangerousness
- Recommendations on managing or mitigating the threat
March 1, 2008. Article
Preventing Targeted Violence in our Academic Institutions
