Grand Blanc, Michigan- September 28, 2025 – The tragic shooting today at a Mormon church in Michigan, where multiple people were killed and wounded before the shooter was taken down, underscores a painful reality: America’s houses of worship are increasingly becoming soft targets for violent attacks. This comes just days after another horrifying incident in Minnesota, where a gunman opened fire during Mass at a Catholic school, killing and injuring parishioners. “These are not isolated events—they are part of a growing trend,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group, a […]

In an age where information is currency, protecting sensitive conversations, trade secrets, and personal privacy has never been more critical. Corporate espionage, insider threats, and unauthorized surveillance are not just theoretical risks—they are real dangers faced by businesses, law firms, high-profile executives, and even private citizens every single day. When individuals attempt to conduct their own bug sweeps—also known as Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM)—the outcome is almost always the same: a false sense of security. Without advanced equipment, professional […]

September 26, 2025 — Washington, D.C. As Gaza endures one of the most devastating humanitarian crises in recent memory, aid delivery remains both a lifeline and a battleground of narratives. Reports from the Washington Post reveal not only the scale of operations but also the sacrifices of U.S. veterans now working in one of the world’s most dangerous environments.Quote from Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group:"These veterans have traded their uniforms for humanitarian service, but their courage remains the same. They are proving that discipline, sacrifice, and a commitment to […]

New York, NY — The recent unprovoked throat-slashing of a commuter on a New York subway has reignited national concerns over whether mass transit systems are becoming increasingly dangerous soft targets. The suspect, who later claimed he “just scared him,” has left both law enforcement and the public grappling with the fragile security landscape of urban transportation networks. Subways as High-Risk Environments Subway systems are inherently vulnerable. With confined spaces, crowded platforms, limited exits, and thousands of daily riders, they present a target-rich environment for both […]

Sniper attack underscores growing threats; Axios Security Group urges precise definitions, enhanced training, and public-private collaboration.Dallas, TX – September 24, 2025 – Today's sniper attack on an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Dallas has renewed urgent questions about how the United States defines, prosecutes, and prevents acts of domestic terrorism. Authorities reported that a gunman positioned on a rooftop opened fire on the ICE field office, targeting a transport van in the sally port. Two detainees were killed, two others critically wounded, and the […]

Recent reports highlight vulnerabilities in America’s critical infrastructure, with cellphone towers and telecommunications systems increasingly becoming potential targets. These systems not only support everyday communication but also underpin emergency response, law enforcement, and national defense. Axios Security Group emphasizes that the threat to such infrastructure isn’t hypothetical—it’s real and growing. Recommendations from Axios Security Group: 🛰 Infrastructure Hardening: Fortify cellphone towers and communications hubs with layered physical security and cyber […]

Glendale, AZ — September 2025 An alarming security breach ahead of Charlie Kirk’s memorial service has intensified discussions around how events with high-value individuals (HVIs) can better safeguard attendees and dignitaries. According to multiple reports, Joshua Runkles, a 42-year-old man, was arrested at State Farm Stadium after allegedly carrying a gun and knife and pretending to be a law enforcement officer with expired credentials. ABC News+3New York Post+3The Guardian+3 Though Turning Point USA stated Runkles was performing advance security for a “known guest”—the action was […]

By Axios Security Group | September 2025Introduction: A Tragedy That Shook the NationThe shooting at Charlie Kirk’s event in Utah left the nation reeling and once again put the spotlight on security protocols for political activists, thought leaders, and high-value individuals. While law enforcement’s response was swift, the incident revealed glaring vulnerabilities on college campuses and at large-scale events where the line between public access and personal safety blurs.The Security Lapses at Utah College CampusReports from NBC News and The Hill confirm that the shooter gained access […]

September 10, 2025 — Axios Investigations Firm and Axios Security Group have been awarded the prestigious 2025 Global Recognition Award for Excellence in Modern Security and Community Impact, Vanity Fair reported today. The award recognizes organizations that set new standards in security innovation, community safety, and ethical leadership. Why This Award Matters The Global Recognition Awards are given to companies that excel in leveraging modern security technologies and practices to not only protect clients but also uplift communities. Axios was selected for its multifaceted approach: […]

 UREM, Utah — September 10, 2025 At a Turning Point USA event held at Utah Valley University’s courtyard, conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot while speaking under a tent marked “The American Comeback” and “Prove Me Wrong.” The strike occurred shortly after the presentation began, shocking attendees and prompting chaos. A suspect is now in custody as law enforcement investigates what appears to be a politically motivated assault.AP NewsThe GuardianFinancial Times This harrowing incident adds to a growing trend of violent attacks targeting public figures and activists. Many […]

Charlotte, NC — September 1, 2025 A tragic and senseless act of violence shook Charlotte’s transit system: 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, who fled the war in Ukraine, was randomly stabbed to death aboard a Lynx Blue Line train. The attack, captured in chilling surveillance footage, has reignited debate on public transit safety and police staffing lapses. The Incident On August 22, Zarutska boarded the light rail train in her pizzeria uniform. Surveillance shows the suspect, a homeless ex-con named Decarlos Brown Jr., sitting behind her before suddenly drawing a knife and […]

Chapel Hill, NC – September 1, 2025 Axios Security Group was honored to provide executive protection services during a scrimmage event at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The event drew several high-value individuals, underscoring the importance of preparedness and adaptability in today’s evolving security landscape.More Than Just a PresenceExecutive protection isn’t simply about standing guard—it’s about building a framework of trust, rapid adaptability, and layered safeguards. The assignment at UNC Chapel Hill highlighted how discreet yet firm security measures can […]

A Viral Act of DefianceA teenage girl in Dundee, Scotland, has ignited global debate after she pulled out a knife and an axe to defend herself and her younger sister from an alleged migrant pursuer. The Economic Times reports that the suspect was accused of attempting to molest the girls during the confrontation. While police praised the swift arrest of the man, they also charged the girl under Scottish law for brandishing weapons in public — sparking an uproar on social media.The video has since gone viral, and the young girl has been dubbed both the “Dundee Braveheart” and the […]

Minneapolis, MN – In the wake of the devastating mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, Axios Security Group reaffirms its unwavering commitment to safeguarding faith-based educational environments. This morning’s tragedy—where two children were killed and 17 others injured during an all-school Mass—underscores an urgent need for ever-present and proactive security measures at Christian and Jewish schools nationwide. (AP News, Reuters, Wikipedia) Minutes before 8:30 a.m. CDT on August 27, 2025, a gunman armed with a rifle, shotgun, and pistol opened fire through […]

Chinese entities now hold 277,336 acres of U.S. agricultural land as of December 31, 2023, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) report. While that number represents less than 1% of all foreign-owned farmland, security experts warn that the location of these properties—sometimes near military bases—poses risks that extend far beyond the agricultural sector.📍 Check out the map of Chinese-owned farmland in the U.S. below: Concentration of Chinese-Owned Land The USDA data shows significant concentrations in: Texas: 123,708 acres North Carolina: 44,263 acres Missouri: […]

Sexual harassment in the workplace remains a serious issue across the United States. According to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), out of nearly 90,000 workplace discrimination charges filed annually, about one-third are related to sexual harassment. These cases span from inappropriate comments to severe forms of sexual assault. What’s more troubling is that many incidents go unreported. Studies show that up to 75% of harassment cases are never formally filed, as employees fear retaliation, damage to their careers, or being dismissed as troublemakers. This creates a […]

The FBI raid on former National Security Adviser John Bolton’s home and office for allegedly mishandling “highly sensitive” classified documents has captured global attention. While framed as a political story, its lessons reach far beyond Washington — straight into the boardrooms and C-suites of corporate America. This isn’t only about Bolton or politics. It’s about leadership accountability, information security, and the dangerous consequences of careless document handling in any high-stakes environment. 🧩 From Politics to Business: The Risk Is Universal Bolton, once one of […]

The other day at the airport, I was waiting for a flight. I overheard a gentleman nearby talking openly about a current business venture, complete with specific details about transactions, partnerships, and financial arrangements. In the military, this would be a textbook OPSEC (Operational Security) violation. Service members are drilled on this constantly: never discuss sensitive details in public spaces, especially while traveling. Yet in the corporate world, executives and employees often forget that the same rules apply. Why It’s a Problem Airports, hotels, coffee shops, and lounges […]

In an era where relationships, communication, and even intimacy have shifted to the digital space, online emotional affairs are becoming one of the fastest-growing forms of infidelity. Unlike traditional physical affairs, these relationships often begin and exist entirely on social media platforms, messaging apps, and dating sites. While some view these as “harmless” or “just online friendships,” private investigators and security professionals know the reality: digital affairs can destroy marriages, expose victims to blackmail, and even lead to significant financial losses. 1. […]

Washington, DC – Axios Security Group, the recent attacks on political figures and associates underscore the intensifying threat of politically motivated violence in the United States, highlighting the June 15 attack in Minnesota as a harrowing reminder of the urgent need for robust, intelligence-led security solutions. Incident Overview In mid-June, a gunman posing as a police officer executed a deadly, politically motivated attack at the homes of two Minnesota legislators. State Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband were fatally shot, while State Senator John Hoffman and his […]

"Preparedness Saves Lives" – CEO Jereme Dozier Calls for Renewed Focus on Active Shooter Response, Mental Health Awareness, and Corporate Security Protocols New York, NY — In the aftermath of the tragic July 28, 2025, shooting in Midtown Manhattan—which targeted the NFL headquarters and left four individuals dead, including a brave off-duty NYPD officer working security—Axios Security Group is urging both public and private sectors to take immediate action to reassess and fortify their security posture. Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group and a veteran of the elite 75th Ranger […]

Fort Bragg, NC – July 27, 2025 — In the spirit of honor, service, and compassion, Axios Security Group and Axios Investigations Firm, two veteran-owned sister organizations, organized and led a large-scale community outreach event on Sunday, July 27, to provide essential aid to homeless veterans in the Fort Bragg region. The initiative was created in direct response to a dangerous heatwave affecting much of the Southeast, where temperatures in the Carolinas have been exceeding 100°F. The Axios teams distributed tents, food, hygiene kits, and 48 cases of bottled water to vulnerable […]

Infidelity, Corporate Scandals, and Private Investigations: Lessons from the Andy Byron ‘Kiss Cam’ Controversy When Andy Byron, CEO of the billion-dollar AI firm Astronomer, appeared on the kiss cam at a Coldplay concert in Boston, few could predict the fallout. The moment, showing Byron appearing to cuddle up with Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot, quickly went viral, and within days, he had resigned. But beyond the headlines lies a deeper set of lessons for the world of private investigations, executive protection, and corporate integrity. 💔 1. Public Behavior Has Private […]

The Kings of Tupelo, a gripping docuseries exploring the bizarre true story of an Elvis impersonator accused of sending ricin-laced letters, offers far more than sensational entertainment. Beneath the twists and turns lies a powerful case study on modern security vulnerabilities—personal, organizational, and societal. The story of Kevin Curtis, a Mississippi janitor swept up in a national security scandal, offers sobering lessons for today’s increasingly complex threat landscape. 1. The Power of Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation As highlighted by Business Insider, the series […]

The attempted abduction of a young child during recess at Black Forest Hills Elementary School in Aurora, Colorado, in 2024 has once again ignited public outrage, not just because of what happened, but because of what may happen next. The suspect, 33-year-old Solomon Galligan, a convicted sex offender with a 2012 conviction for failure to register, allegedly walked unchallenged onto school property during recess and attempted to grab a student. Fortunately, the child was unharmed, and Galligan was taken into custody soon after. But the case has taken a troubling turn: Despite the charges […]