Learn the terrorist planning cycle, what hostile surveillants look for, how hostile surveillance is conducted and what preventive security counter measures can be taken to identify hostile surveillance and prevent
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Art Security Forum
How to secure museums – and the artworks and antiquities that are in them, or on their way to them from other museums, or held by dealers and collectors –
Finding A Balance
This article by Jessica Davis was published at CampusLifeSecurity.com on January 1, 2018. The headlines have been horrifying recently. It seems like every other week there is another shooting to
Precious Cargo
The article by Donalee Moulton appears at OHSCanada.com and features Jim McGuffey, M.A., CPP®, PSP®, PCI® Transporting valuables is a dangerous business. The mounting pressure to stay profitable and competitive aside,
Texas church massacre a wake-up call for houses of worship
BY JOEL GRIFFIN ON NOV 7, 2017 The sheer carnage of the mass shooting at First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, with victims ranging in age from 18 months to 77
Protecting Houses of Worship Interview
Jim is interviewed by ASIS International regarding Emerging Threats and Protective Strategies for Houses of Worship-April 10, 2017
Hostile Surveillance Detection for Soft and Hard Targets
By Jim McGuffey, M.A., CPP, PSP, PCI Following drastic increases in terrorist attacks in recent years facility and security managers must begin to incorporate hostile surveillance detection into their security strategies
Emerging ISIS Threats on U.S. Christian Churches
ASIS International 62nd Annual Seminar and Exhibits, Jim presenting on Strategies for Hardening Soft Targets for places of worship Sep. 13 2016. On Tuesday, September 13, I was a speaker
Volunteer Activities
Jim has been an ASIS International member since 1981 and serves as Chapter Chair for the ASIS Savannah Low Country Chapter as well as the Chair for House of Worship
ASIS leader Jim McGuffey Interviewed for Church Security Meeting in Bluffton, SC
From USAV 3’s website. Article by Ashleigh Holland Published: December 2, 2015, 10:40 pm You can find the video interview and original article here. It has been nearly six months since a gunman shot
