Honored to be included in this ITV British documentary on the terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya. The production team did a great job putting together the sequence of details in the attack.
SHRM - Executive Risks Intensified Throughout Pandemic, Study Finds
Understanding the unique threat landscape affecting executives, their families and the company can help avoid or limit threats of kidnapping or physical harm.
Fred Burton Video for GSX Conference in Orlando, Florida
Through Fred’s decades of experience in the protective intelligence field, he has consistently seen programs that were lacking one key and very important ingredient: threat assessments. Even the times a program had both, they were often displaced in silos and not shared across teams or with other key players, like HR or Legal. The combination of protective intelligence and threat assessment is key to the future of physical security.
Executive Risks Intensified Throughout Pandemic, Study Finds
An article by Fred Burton for ASIS Security Management on-line. The hyper-link will take you to the story.
Fred Burton: One of the Top Ten Most Influential People in Security in 2021
Honored and humbled to be identified by Security Magazine as one of the Top Ten Most Influential People in Security in 2021.
Ripples of Sept. 11: Afghanistan, counterterrorism, and concerns for corporate America
A few thoughts on the 9/11 Anniversary for The Hill.
The attack cycle, mass shootings and lone wolves: What companies should know
Here’s an article on the attack cycle and what it means to businesses.
Fred Burton on KVUE Discussing the Suicide Bombings in Kabul, Afghanistan
With decades of experience in security and counter-terrorism intelligence work, Burton said the mission to evacuate is one of the most complex he has seen.
"The logistics behind this is something that I don't think I've seen in my career at this scope in such a deteriorating environment," Burton said.
He calls it "deteriorating" because of the scramble to get so many people out of the country before Aug. 31, while the intelligence community warns of threats of violence.