"High End" Security: Equipment and Philosophy

People often consider "unarmed security" and "armed security" to be the delineation between high and low end security work in the United States. Some people try to make much about the "Security Guard vs. Security Officer" debate. Today I am doing a little kinda Q&A about many of the questions I get on the channel about doing security contracting. I hope it is informative and gives a slightly different perspective on the industry.

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As a police Field Training Officer (FTO) I get asked my opinion on many topics both by probationary police officers, security folks, and "normal" people. Police Training is of interest to a wide variety of people for many reasons. So many people ask about "High end" security work, but so few know that it is not the gear, car, or title that makes a security contracting job "high end" but the skills required and the criticality of what is being protected.

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