

One of the most important operational components of many security and justice programs is the highly specialized task of protecting a specific event, person, asset or initiative.
Sometimes these protective operations represent a “one-time-only” exercise – such as a two-hour midday conference in Chicago convened by a leading investment bank attended by 300 of the wealthiest individuals in the world. Other times they represent an ongoing, day-to-day task for the security department – such as ensuring the personal safety of a global oil and gas market leader’s CEO and his family). Very often these are missions with a zero-tolerance threshold for failure because, among other strategic objectives, they involve preventing harm to people.
While Hillard Heintze’s services in this arena span the strategy, planning and delivery of protective services to a wide range of corporate, celebrity and individual needs, many of them fall largely, if not completely, within the scope of the following services: