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 Consequences What happened at Gillette Stadium serves as a case study in how public spaces are no longer private. Surveillance and social media amplify even the smallest missteps, especially when they involve powerful figures. “We’re living in an age where every moment is recorded,” says Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Investigations Firm. “The kiss cam incident isn’t just a PR gaffe it’s a red flag for executive behavior risk that should concern corporate boards and security professionals alike.” 🔍 2. Infidelity Often Reveals Deeper Trust Issues While Byron has not confirmed a relationship with Cabot, public perception alone was enough to raise concerns about workplace boundaries, abuse of power, and executive judgment. “Infidelity is rarely just a personal issue,” says Dozier. “For private investigators, it’s often a gateway to uncovering financial misconduct, coercion, or violations of company policy.” Private investigators are frequently hired not only to confirm affairs but also to assess behavioral patterns, security risks, and potential blackmail exposure for high-value individuals. 🏢 3. The Fallout Can Disrupt Entire Organizations Byron’s resignation comes as Astronomer is expanding in the red-hot AI industry. Now, the firm faces reputational damage, investor scrutiny, and internal uncertainty—all because of a few seconds caught on camera. “These aren’t isolated scandals—they’re systemic threats,” Dozier explains. “Leadership behavior affects everything from stock price to employee morale to customer trust.” 🛡️ 4. Proactive Vetting and Surveillance Are Essential Axios Investigations recommends that firms with high-profile leaders adopt proactive lifestyle risk assessments, which include: Digital footprint scanning Open-source intelligence (OSINT) reviews Surveillance and pattern-of-life monitoring Relationship audits, especially in leadership “Most companies wait until there’s a problem,” says Dozier. “But with the right protocols in place, the scandal may never happen—or you’re at least prepared to contain it.” 📚 Key Takeaways for Security Professionals and Executives Executive image matters more than ever; the personal is now very public. Infidelity investigations can prevent larger legal, financial, or reputational disasters. Leadership vetting is not just for hiring—it's ongoing. Media management should be part of every executive protection playbook. 🧠 Final Thought The Andy Byron incident is a textbook case of how personal conduct, corporate culture, and public scrutiny intersect in today’s security landscape. As Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Investigations Firm, puts it: “Private investigators aren’t just chasing cheating spouses anymore. We’re protecting companies from human risk—the kind that goes viral and costs millions.” ✅ Need Help Protecting Your Reputation or Investigating a Leadership Risk? For corporate investigations, discreet surveillance, or digital reputation protection, Axios Investigations Firm provides elite solutions trusted by Fortune 500 executives and national media clients. 📞 Call 833-462-9467 🌐 www.axiosinvestigations.com

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 underscores how quickly conspiracy theories can escalate into dangerous behavior. Curtis, who espoused unusual theories online, became entangled in a narrative that blurred the lines between fiction and reality. This illustrates a growing security concern: the real-world consequences of digital misinformation. Strengthening media literacy, encouraging critical thinking, and promoting credible information sources are essential to prevent radicalization and erratic actions fueled by false narratives. 2. Insider Threats and Workplace Security Curtis’s role as a hospital janitor, combined with his access to sensitive areas, raises concerns about potential insider threats. His case serves as a reminder that background checks, continuous personnel monitoring, and behavioral risk assessments are essential for anyone working in secure environments. Insider threats remain one of the most underestimated risks in both the public and private sectors. 3. The Fragility of Reputation and Dangers of False Accusation One of the most disturbing elements of the series is how Curtis’s life was turned upside down by false accusations. Though later exonerated, the damage to his reputation, mental health, and relationships was severe. This highlights the need for thorough and fair investigations, reminding organizations that reputational harm, especially in security-related incidents, can have long-lasting consequences for both individuals and institutions. 4. Robust Security Protocols and Emergency Preparedness The attempted targeting of high-ranking officials, including the President, with ricin-laced letters demonstrates the critical need for layered security protocols. Mail screening, threat detection systems, rapid response plans, and cross-agency coordination are all necessary to protect against chemical, biological, or physical threats. This case highlights the importance of never becoming complacent about physical security, even in bureaucratic systems that are assumed to be secure. 5. Security Vigilance in Small Towns and Rural Communities Tupelo, Mississippi, best known as the birthplace of Elvis, hardly seems like a terrorism hotspot. Yet it became ground zero for a high-profile national security event. This shatters the myth that serious threats are confined to major cities or strategic hubs. Small towns and rural communities must also invest in basic preparedness, emergency planning, and awareness training to avoid being blindsided by incidents. 6. Interpersonal Conflicts as Security Catalysts The series unpacks a bitter feud between Curtis and the actual perpetrator, revealing how personal grievances can spiral into criminal acts. This dynamic shows that security isn’t just about preventing external threats—it also involves managing internal human tensions. Conflict resolution strategies and early intervention in toxic relationships can be powerful tools in preventing escalation into violence or sabotage. Final Thoughts The Kings of Tupelo is more than a crime docuseries—it's a cautionary tale about the vulnerabilities that exist all around us. From the influence of misinformation to the dangers of insider threats and the unexpected hotspots for criminal acts, it teaches us that security is not just about locks and surveillance—it's about understanding human behavior, addressing risk at every level, and never assuming “it can’t happen here.”

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 of attempted kidnapping, there is now online uproar after reports surfaced that the Colorado District Attorney’s Office is considering Galligan’s release on grounds of mental incompetence. This potential release is causing an internet firestorm. It has reignited debate over how secure public schools truly are and whether 1 or 2 resource officers are enough to protect hundreds of children on open campuses. 📊 Alarming Statistics Emphasize the Threat Nearly 460,000 children go missing every year in the U.S. (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children) A RAND 2023 study revealed that 80% of U.S. public schools have fewer than two security personnel, regardless of campus size. According to the U.S. Secret Service, 75% of school violence incidents happened where security personnel or physical deterrents were insufficient or nonexistent. “This case shows how quickly a threat can appear and how slowly the justice system can respond,” says Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “We can’t wait until a tragedy happens to take security seriously. We need action, not apologies.” Axios Security Group's 5-Point Security Strategy for Schools ✅ 1. Deploy Armed Private Security Professionals Having trained armed agents on campus—particularly those with Special Operations or law enforcement backgrounds—adds a layer of rapid response and intelligent threat deterrence that outmatches typical staffing models. ✅ 2. Secure Outdoor Spaces Like Recess Zones Perimeter fencing, secure entry gates, and supervised high-activity areas, such as playgrounds, must be prioritized. Armed or uniformed guards should be stationed in high-traffic student areas. ✅ 3. Train Staff and Students to Call Out Danger Faculty and staff must be trained in situational awareness and threat detection. Students—even young ones—can be taught age-appropriate protocols to identify “stranger danger”, respond quickly, and alert an adult. “This isn’t about scaring kids—it’s about empowering them,” Dozier said. “We train CEOs and diplomats to read the room. Our kids deserve the same vigilance.” ✅ 4. Conduct Full-Spectrum Threat Assessments School buildings and grounds should be assessed for vulnerabilities, including entry point weaknesses, camera blind spots, and digital access risks that could lead to data breaches or location exposure. ✅ 5. Regular Drills, Emergency Simulations, and Staff-Only Red Team Ops Rehearse what a real-time incident might look like. Make sure every teacher, administrator, and student knows what to do, where to go, and who to trust. 📣 Public Outrage Over Possible Release: “How is this even possible?” Parents are furious not just about the incident, but about the legal loopholes allowing a repeat offender to potentially walk free: “This man tried to grab a child at school in broad daylight,” said one Aurora parent in a viral Facebook post. “And now you’re telling us he might be back on the streets because he’s ‘mentally incompetent’? What about our kids’ safety?” 💡 The Bottom Line This incident is a national wake-up call: If someone like Solomon Galligan can get that close to children and then be released, schools must take proactive, not reactive, measures. Resource officers are not enough. One or two individuals cannot secure an entire campus during multiple recesses, lunch periods, and dismissals. Axios Security Group Solutions for Schools: Armed & uniformed school security (retired military/law enforcement) On-site perimeter patrols and secure access checkpoints K9 detection teams and real-time monitoring Emergency response protocols and staff training Customized family-safe alert systems and drills“We protect executives, judges, hospitals, and government facilities. Our children deserve no less.”– Jereme Dozier, CEO, Axios Security Group 📞 Contact Axios at 800-485-3983 🌐 www.axiossecuritygroup.com

Washington, D.C., Axios Security Group today released a series of eight strategic recommendations following the publication of a Senate report detailing significant shortcomings by the U.S. Secret Service that led to the July 13, 2024, assassination attempt on former President Donald J. Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.In response to the Senate Homeland Security Committee’s newly released report outlining major failures by the United States Secret Service in preventing the July 2024 assassination attempt on then-President Donald J. Trump, Axios Security Group—one of the nation’s leading private executive protection and security firms has released a detailed list of strategic recommendations aimed at closing the security gaps that left high-value targets vulnerable. The firm, composed of former U.S. Special Operations Forces and intelligence professionals, is urging government and private sector leaders to implement critical reforms in threat intelligence sharing, command structure integration, communications infrastructure, and tactical asset deployment. The Senate report, authored by Sen. Rand Paul and supported by Sen. Chuck Grassley, identifies a troubling pattern of denied resource requests, siloed threat intelligence, poor communication, and disorganized command structures that contributed to the near-fatal incident. Axios Security Group calls the incident “a failure of foresight, structure, and accountability” and a wake-up call to elevate protective security standards across both public and private sectors. “This was not simply a matter of bad luck or a single oversight. What happened in Butler reflects a systemic breakdown in how high-value targets are protected in the United States,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group and a former U.S. Army Special Operations leader. “These failures could have been prevented with the right structure, communication, and augmentation from qualified private security forces.” The assassination attempt left Trump injured and tragically claimed the life of rally attendee Corey Comperatore, while injuring two others. Axios Security Group’s recommendations address the root causes identified in the Senate’s 180-page report and offer immediate, implementable solutions. Axios emphasizes that national security cannot afford bureaucratic inertia when it comes to the physical protection of leaders and key individuals. The firm also supports Senator Grassley’s efforts to implement long-term reforms and applauds the $1.17 billion allocated in the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” to improve Secret Service capabilities. “We are proud to support government and private institutions alike with scalable, proactive solutions,” added Dozier. “Now is the time for structural reform, not just internal apologies. Lives are at stake.” 🔐 Key Recommendations from Axios Security Group 1. Establish Unified Command Structures at Every Protective Event Create joint command centers that bring federal agencies, local law enforcement, and private security together under a single operational chain of command. This eliminates fragmented response efforts and ensures real-time collaboration during high-risk events. 2. Mandate Full Threat Intelligence Integration and Dissemination Develop mandatory, cross-agency protocols that push actionable intelligence especially classified or credible threats—to all agents and partners involved in securing a venue. Field agents must never be left in the dark about pre-identified risks. 3. Augment Federal Protection with Qualified Private Tactical Teams Allow licensed private security firms to fill critical resource gaps with counter-sniper, counter-assault, drone mitigation, and surveillance capabilities when federal assets are unavailable or insufficient. These partnerships must be formalized with training, vetting, and integration protocols. 4. Create a Formal Asset Request System with Transparent Approvals Standardize the process for requesting additional security resources through a centralized system that includes timestamps, formal approval logs, escalation pathways, and audit trails. This ensures accountability and timely decision-making. 5. Deploy Resilient Communications Infrastructure Ensure that all protective teams are equipped with encrypted radios, satellite communications, and mobile signal boosters. Conduct pre-event testing to confirm service functionality and enable uninterrupted communication across security teams. 6. Pre-Assign Tactical Leadership Roles With Lead Time Assign key leadership positions such as security room agents, at least 7–10 days in advance of major events. Leaders should be fully briefed on local partners, venue layout, intelligence threats, and have direct communication lines established ahead of deployment. 7. Standardize Drone & Rooftop Surveillance Coverage Mandate drone detection systems and rooftop counter-sniper surveillance at all Tier 1 political or government events. Equip command posts with AI-assisted drone monitoring and rapid-response intercept teams for aerial and elevated threats. 8. Enhance Oversight and Whistleblower Protections Establish a secure and protected channel for agents or staff to report operational failures or asset denials without retaliation. Create an independent oversight body to review repeated failures and recommend structural reforms. ✅ Conclusion The attempted assassination of a President on American soil should be a turning point not only in hindsight and reflection, but in decisive action. The findings from the Senate investigation underscore the urgent need for modernized, multi-layered protective measures that integrate the best of federal resources and private sector expertise. Axios Security Group stands ready to assist agencies, institutions, and decision-makers in addressing these gaps through real-world, scalable security solutions built on experience, discipline, and operational excellence. With the right strategies in place, the United States can ensure such failures are never repeated—and that those entrusted with our nation’s safety are equipped to deliver. “We must not allow bureaucracy or budget constraints to compromise safety again,” said Dozier. “The nation deserves better. And with the right plan, we can do better starting now.” 🔎 About Axios Security Group Axios Security Group is a nationally recognized private security firm specializing in executive protection, risk mitigation, and strategic security consulting. Staffed by elite former Special Operations Forces, intelligence professionals, and certified executive protection agents, Axios has protected U.S. officials, Fortune 500 CEOs, high-profile families, and national infrastructure. Axios is a recipient of the 2025 Best in Business Award, the Consumer Choice Award, and is a licensed investigations and security firm. Motto: Semper Nobis Vigilandum – Ever Vigilant Website: www.axiossecuritygroup.com

The case of Jeffrey Epstein remains one of the most consequential and disturbing intersections of wealth, influence, and systemic failure in modern history. Beyond its high-profile nature and the tragic exploitation of countless victims, the Epstein saga presents an unprecedented opportunity to evaluate critical vulnerabilities across security, intelligence, executive protection (EP), and institutional governance.From compromised surveillance networks and negligent federal custody oversight to the potential for blackmail operations and intelligence exploitation, Epstein's actions exposed glaring weaknesses in both public and private security frameworks. His ability to move undetected in elite circles for decades, despite a known criminal record, serves as a warning for every agency, organization, and protective team responsible for safeguarding high-value individuals and sensitive environments.This article, developed in partnership with Axios Security Group, dissects the Epstein case through a professional security lens. It highlights not only the failures that allowed such a network to exist, but also the lessons EP teams, private security firms, government institutions, and corporate risk leaders must implement to prevent similar breaches of trust and control. What follows is a multi-layered breakdown of how Epstein’s network functioned, where key security systems collapsed, and what every modern protection strategy must learn from his story. 🧍️‍♂️ 1. Network Penetration & National Security Threats Jeffrey Epstein systematically cultivated relationships with global elites, presidents, royalty, defense contractors, scientists, and executives, many of whom held access to classified intelligence, defense secrets, or were financially influential decision-makers. This network, combined with alleged surveillance and manipulation tactics, represents one of the most sophisticated insider threat environments ever uncovered in a civilian context. 🔹 Key Data Points: Over 1,000 influential contacts: Epstein's “black book” included names like Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, Ehud Barak, and numerous Wall Street executives. 300+ recorded flights: Logs show repeated travel of prominent individuals to his private locations, including the U.S. Virgin Islands and his Manhattan residence. “From a security and EP perspective, Epstein’s ability to embed himself in elite circles unchallenged for years is a case study in unchecked access and insider threat,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “This wasn’t just charm it was targeted infiltration.” ⚠️ 2. Structural Security Failures & Death in Federal Custody Epstein’s 2019 death in federal custody under suspicious circumstances has become a symbol of deep-rooted security lapses within the U.S. corrections and intelligence apparatus. Despite being placed on suicide watch following a prior attempt, systemic failures enabled his death, undermining public trust in high-security institutions. 🔹 Key Data Points: Two surveillance cameras outside his cell malfunctioned. Correctional officers falsified documents, claiming wellness checks were completed. DOJ Inspector General report cited “negligence, misconduct, and gross oversight failures.” “Even elite facilities can experience collapse without constant evaluation,” added Dozier. “This highlights the need for third-party red team audits and embedded behavioral threat assessment in all high-risk custody environments.” Implication: If a figure like Epstein can evade oversight in federal custody, what vulnerabilities exist for CEOs, diplomats, or whistleblowers under protection today? 🔐 3. Data Security and Compromise Risk Multiple properties Epstein owned—especially his New York townhouse and Little St. James island—reportedly featured advanced surveillance systems, raising concerns about compromised data, unauthorized surveillance, and the long-term retention of blackmail material. 🔹 Key Data Points: Hidden cameras were allegedly placed in bedrooms and bathrooms across properties. Archived footage included labeled DVDs with suggestive names. A 2023 WIRED report confirmed that third-party data brokers tracked GPS pings from high-profile individuals visiting Epstein’s island, exposing gaps in privacy and location data regulation. “This level of digital compromise presents a unique threat to both personal privacy and national security. It illustrates the need for aggressive cyber threat mapping and geo-fencing protocols in executive protection,” says Dozier. Actionable Insight: For HNWIs (High Net-Worth Individuals): Routine property sweeps and metadata audits are now mission-critical. For C-Suite executives: Covert surveillance in residences or company retreats must be treated as a persistent digital threat. 🔽️ 4. Institutional Complicity & Breakdown in Vetting Epstein was able to maintain legitimacy through partnerships with leading financial institutions and academic centers, despite a criminal background. This demonstrates a failure in due diligence, KYC (Know Your Customer) protocols, and public-private intelligence sharing. 🔹 Key Data Points: 2008 plea deal in Florida allowed Epstein to serve only 13 months in a private wing, with work release six days a week. JPMorgan & Deutsche Bank reportedly moved over $1 billion through Epstein-linked accounts over a 10-year period, despite red flags. He continued to donate millions to Harvard, MIT, and scientific foundations post-conviction. Implications: Financial institutions must reinforce anti-money laundering (AML) screening. Philanthropic and academic institutions require counterparty integrity frameworks to assess donor risk. “It’s not just criminal activity; it’s systemic failure across legal, financial, and academic gatekeeping,” said Dozier. “This should recalibrate how institutions define ‘risk.’” 🛡️ 5. Executive Protection and Private Security Lessons Epstein’s case proves that physical security is only one pillar. Social engineering, psychological manipulation, and intelligence gathering were his true weapons. Today’s executive protection teams must evolve from mere physical guardians to proactive intelligence operators. Recommended Strategies from Axios Security Group: ✅ OSINT & HUMINT Vetting: Investigate associations, social ties, and digital footprints of those around the principal. ✅ Red Teaming: Simulate social compromise and insider threat scenarios in real-world conditions. ✅ Estate Forensics & Property Sweeps: Detect hidden surveillance, rogue access points, and device manipulation. ✅ Behavioral Threat Assessments: Use profiling to detect subtle pre-attack indicators among staff, acquaintances, or vendors. ✅ Trauma-Informed Security: Epstein’s victims demonstrate the need for protective staff trained in empathy, confidentiality, and psychological support. “Executive protection isn’t just about bodyguards. It’s proactive digital, social, and operational defense,” said Dozier. 🌍 Global Security Community Reactions The Epstein case had implications far beyond U.S. borders. It highlighted potential foreign intelligence exploitation, prompted Congressional hearings, and triggered multi-national reviews of elite sex trafficking rings. Interpol flagged the case for global intelligence review. Unsubstantiated claims linked Epstein to agencies like Mossad and MI6, fueling geopolitical tension. Congressional committees reopened investigations into human trafficking oversight and foreign intelligence compromise. 📌 Conclusion Jeffrey Epstein’s saga is more than a true-crime tragedy. It’s a blueprint of how unchecked privilege, unmonitored surveillance, and institutional blindness can undermine national security and global reputations. From insider threat dynamics to intelligence-grade kompromat, the Epstein case remains a foundational case study for security professionals, investigators, and executive protection teams. 🔐 Axios Security Group Can Help Axios Security Group provides integrated protection, surveillance mitigation, and intelligence services, including: Executive & Celebrity Protection (EP) Global Travel Security for HNWIs Estate Surveillance Detection & Property Sweeps OSINT/HUMINT Deep-Vetting Red Team Compromise Testing Corporate Insider Threat Detection Trauma-Informed Protective Services

Washington, D.C., July 7, 2025 — As job seekers increasingly turn to online platforms to find employment, scammers are exploiting this vulnerability by posing as recruiters offering remote jobs from major companies. Axios Security Group warns that these fake job offers are on the rise and are becoming increasingly sophisticated, targeting individuals’ personal and financial information under the guise of a dream job opportunity. “This isn’t just a nuisance it’s identity theft disguised as opportunity,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “Job seekers, especially those looking for remote or flexible work, are at high risk. Scammers are weaponizing technology, emotion, and urgency. That’s where Axios steps in to educate and protect.”  How the Scam Works These scams often begin with a message from what appears to be a recruiter via email, text, or LinkedIn. They may use logos of real companies and create fake HR email accounts that appear convincing. But Axios Security Group outlines key red flags to watch for: Fake or personal email addresses (e.g., Gmail, Yahoo) not associated with the real company. No interview process — just an instant job offer. Requests for sensitive info like Social Security numbers or banking details before hiring is finalized. Suspicious or poorly written documents posing as onboarding forms or employment contracts. Requests to buy office equipment or send money under the guise of reimbursement. Axios Security Group’s Cybersecurity Recommendations Verify the Employer and Recruiter: Search the recruiter’s name with terms like “scam” or “fraud.” Check if the company has a verified website and contact info. Never trust a job offer without a formal interview. Protect Your Information: Never provide Social Security numbers, driver’s license info, or banking details before a job offer is formally signed. Use a temporary email address and phone number when applying to multiple companies. Run a Background Check on Offers: Use OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) tools to verify IP addresses, domains, and LinkedIn profiles. Axios Security Group offers OSINT audits for individuals and businesses to ensure digital safety. Invest in a Cyber Threat Assessment: Personal cyber hygiene can prevent broader identity theft and fraud. Axios offers cybersecurity assessments, OSINT monitoring, and digital footprint scrubbing to reduce exposure. “It’s not enough to just be cautious anymore. You have to be proactive. Axios Security Group gives individuals and businesses the tools they need to identify, verify, and respond to cyber threats in real-time,” added Dozier. Need Help? Axios Security Group Has You Covered Axios Security Group provides preventative and responsive cyber and physical threat assessments across the U.S. and internationally. From executive protection to identity monitoring, our experts are trained in counterintelligence, cybersecurity, and investigations. “If something feels off, trust your instincts and then call us,” said Dozier. “Our team includes former military and intelligence specialists ready to assess, respond, and protect.” 📞 800-485-3983 🌐 www.axiossecuritygroup.com About Axios Security Group Axios Security Group is a veteran-owned security and intelligence firm specializing in high-risk executive protection, cybersecurity, investigations, and threat management. With offices in Washington, D.C., Dallas, Raleigh, and La Jolla, Axios serves clients worldwide, offering tailored solutions to today’s evolving security challenges.

Los Angeles, CA – June 19, 2025 – As property crime continues to escalate across Los Angeles’s most affluent neighborhoods, Brad Pitt is the latest celebrity to fall victim. While attending the European premiere of “F1: The Movie” in London, thieves broke into his Los Feliz home, ransacked the property, and fled with stolen items. The incident, which occurred late Wednesday evening, involved at least three suspects who scaled the security fence, smashed a window, and gained access to the property. According to law enforcement sources, the burglars “made a real mess” while searching for valuables. A Rising Trend of Targeted Thefts This burglary highlights a troubling rise in targeted crimes across Los Angeles, particularly in Beverly Hills, Bel-Air, Los Feliz, and other upscale communities. High-profile incidents include: Olivier Giroud: The soccer star lost $500,000 in jewelry and watches during a burglary in February. Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban: Their home was burglarized on Valentine’s Day. South American Theft Gangs: These groups, also known as “crime tourists,” have reportedly caused over $35 million in losses in Los Angeles and surrounding areas since 2018. Recent statistics from the LAPD paint a concerning picture: 26% rise in property crimes in Beverly Hills from 2022 to 2024. 19% increase in burglaries targeting luxury homes across Los Angeles County in 2024. A single South American crime ring dismantled last year was linked to thefts in 80 cities nationwide, resulting in millions of dollars in losses. Expert Analysis and Security Recommendations Security experts warn that organized crime groups have refined their methods, targeting affluent homes with minimal deterrents. Axios Security Group (ASG), a leading provider of private and commercial security solutions, is urging property owners to prioritize proactive measures to counter these sophisticated threats. “Today’s criminals are highly organized and often technologically advanced,” says Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “The key to safeguarding your home isn’t just about fences and cameras; it’s about a comprehensive approach that includes technology, intelligence, and expert human oversight.” Axios Security Group’s Comprehensive Security Solutions ASG offers a multi-faceted approach to home and personal security, addressing both physical and digital vulnerabilities. Recommended Security Measures: Advanced Perimeter Security: Smart fencing, motion-activated cameras, and thermal imaging to detect intruders before they enter. 24/7 Surveillance and Monitoring: Professional monitoring teams that ensure real-time response to security breaches. Physical Threat and Cyber Assessments: Comprehensive evaluations of vulnerabilities in physical properties and digital systems. Executive Protection with K9 Units: Personalized armed security for celebrities and high-value individuals, supported by highly trained K9 units. OSINT (Open Source Intelligence): Tools to monitor crime trends, assess risks, and identify potential threats. Biometric and Smart Lock Systems: High-tech access control systems to secure entry points. Emergency Response Protocols: Tailored plans to address immediate threats efficiently and effectively. A Call to Action Axios Security Group emphasizes the importance of viewing security as an ongoing investment. To combat rising crime, ASG is extending its services to residents across Los Angeles, including complimentary risk assessments through the end of July. “Our goal is not just to provide security but to foster peace of mind,” says Dozier. “We specialize in creating tailored security strategies that adapt to the unique needs of every client, whether it’s safeguarding a celebrity estate or securing a family home.” ASG’s solutions extend globally, with the capacity to travel to destinations like Cancun, Cabo, and other exotic locales to ensure the safety of high-value individuals wherever they may go. Contact Axios Security Group Today To learn how Axios Security Group can protect your property and loved ones, visit www.axiossecuritygroup.com or call 800-485-3983. About Axios Security Group: Axios Security Group is a trusted leader in private and commercial security services. With offices in Washington, D.C., Raleigh, NC, Dallas, TX, and La Jolla, CA, ASG provides innovative security solutions to clients nationwide and internationally.

Wayne, Michigan – June 19, 2025 – The recent shooting at CrossPointe Community Church in Wayne, Michigan, where a man opened fire before being neutralized by a security guard, underscores the critical need for heightened security protocols in places of worship. Axios Security Group urges religious organizations and community spaces to prioritize safety measures to protect their congregants. The shooter, Brian Anthony Browning, was armed with an AR-15-style rifle, a semi-automatic handgun, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. He was stopped by the quick actions of the church’s security team, averting what could have been a mass casualty event. "We commend the courageous actions of the security personnel who prevented further tragedy," said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. "This incident demonstrates the need for comprehensive security strategies that include preparation, training, and early threat detection." Proactive Security Measures Axios Security Group recommends the following measures to enhance safety for places of worship: Controlled Access Points: Install metal detectors and surveillance cameras at entry points. Implement guest check-in procedures to monitor and manage attendance. Security Team Training: Provide tactical training for security personnel to handle active shooter scenarios. Conduct routine emergency response drills with staff and congregants. Behavioral Threat Assessments: Train teams to recognize signs of mental health crises or suspicious behavior. Use tools like Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) to monitor online activity for potential risks. Community Partnerships: Work collaboratively with local law enforcement and emergency responders to ensure cohesive action plans. Physical and Cybersecurity Integration: Combine traditional security measures with digital monitoring systems for comprehensive protection. The Role of OSINT in Threat Prevention Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) is a critical tool in identifying and mitigating threats before they materialize. Axios Security Group leverages OSINT to monitor online platforms and public records, ensuring potential risks are addressed proactively. "Technology can save lives when used effectively," stated Dozier. "Our OSINT capabilities empower institutions to identify threats early and act swiftly to neutralize them." A Commitment to Community Safety In response to this tragedy, Axios Security Group is offering complimentary security consultations to faith-based organizations in Michigan through August 2025. The consultation includes assessments of current security measures, tailored training programs, and recommendations for technology integration. "Safety is a shared responsibility," said Dozier. "By working together, we can create secure environments that foster peace and community." To schedule a consultation or learn more about Axios Security Group’s services, contact us at 800-485-3983 or visit our website at www.axiossecuritygroup.com. About Axios Security Group: Axios Security Group is a leader in security consulting, executive protection, and risk assessment. With a global reach and a commitment to excellence, the company specializes in safeguarding communities, businesses, and individuals.

Washington, D.C. – Vacations and business trips are often opportunities to relax, explore, and create cherished memories. However, for some, these trips become a backdrop for betrayal, leading to broken trust and strained relationships. Axios Investigations Firm, with offices in Washington, D.C., Raleigh, NC, Dallas, Texas, and La Jolla, CA, specializes in uncovering the truth behind such situations and helping clients navigate the emotional aftermath. “Infidelity during travel is often more about mindset than opportunity,” says Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Investigations Firm. “Our team of skilled private investigators understands the complexities of these situations, and we’re here to provide clarity and resolution for those affected. Whether your concerns are in Cancun, Cabo, across the United States, or other exotic travel destinations, we’re equipped to travel globally to uncover the truth.” Why Vacation Infidelity Happens Experts agree that the unique psychological and emotional environment created during travel often plays a significant role in infidelity. Increased Opportunity: Being away from home creates situations where individuals may have more chances to stray. Illusion of Anonymity: Travelers often feel less accountable for their actions in unfamiliar environments. Escapism: Travel provides a break from routines, allowing individuals to temporarily escape relationship challenges. Novelty and Excitement: The allure of new experiences can amplify emotional vulnerability and impulsive behavior. Sophy Singer, founder of a conscious matchmaking agency, explains: “Rather than being merely about acting on desire, vacation infidelity often stems from unconscious emotional needs that arise when someone is physically distant from their partner.” How Axios Investigations Firm Can Help Axios Investigations Firm is uniquely equipped to address vacation infidelity cases. With a team of experienced private investigators, the firm offers discreet, thorough, and compassionate services to uncover the truth. “We provide our clients with clear, factual information, empowering them to make informed decisions about their relationships,” says Dozier. “Whether it’s tracking suspicious behavior during a trip or uncovering patterns of dishonesty, our mission is to support our clients with professionalism and care.” Visit our dedicated page on Spousal Surveillance Services to learn more about our specialized solutions. Healing After Betrayal Vacation infidelity doesn’t have to be the end of a relationship. The right approach can serve as a catalyst for growth and healing. Seek Professional Guidance: Therapy or counseling can help couples address the underlying issues. Rebuild Trust: Open communication and honesty are vital for moving forward. Reignite Passion: Travel together and create new, positive memories as a couple. About Axios Investigations Firm Axios Investigations Firm is a veteran-owned and operated agency with offices in Washington, D.C., Raleigh, NC, Dallas, Texas, and La Jolla, CA. The firm specializes in private investigations, relationship recovery, and providing actionable insights with discretion and professionalism. Contact Axios Investigations Firm today at 833-462-9467 or visit Axios Investigations Firm to learn more.

In a historic and unprecedented move, the United States launched a series of airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, marking the first direct military attack on the nation by the U.S. These airstrikes, which targeted the Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear sites, come amid an escalating military conflict between Iran and Israel that began on June 13, 2025.Heightened Domestic Threat AwarenessThe FBI, under Director Kash Patel, has intensified efforts to monitor possible domestic sleeper cells linked to Hezbollah, a U.S.-designated terrorist organization supported by Iran. The increased surveillance reflects fears of retaliatory actions in response to the U.S. strike.“This is a critical juncture for national security,” stated Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “The risks associated with retaliatory attacks from state-sponsored entities like Hezbollah cannot be overstated. Now, more than ever, vigilance and preparedness are paramount.”Details of the U.S. StrikeThe airstrikes obliterated Iran’s major nuclear enrichment facilities, with President Donald Trump declaring Saturday night that the sites were “completely and totally obliterated.” The president also issued a stern warning: American forces will carry out further hostilities if Tehran does not agree to negotiate a peace settlement.“These decisive actions aim to neutralize a critical threat to global security,” said Dozier. “However, they also underscore the importance of heightened vigilance here at home.”A History of Targeted ThreatsRecent years have seen an uptick in Iranian-sponsored plots on U.S. soil. Federal prosecutors have charged Iranian operatives with planning assassinations of prominent critics of the Iranian regime, including former National Security Adviser John Bolton and journalist Masih Alinejad.“Retaliation could take many forms, from cyberattacks to direct action by sleeper cells,” Dozier added. “This underscores the need for robust, coordinated defense strategies across public and private sectors.”Security Recommendations for U.S. CitizensIn light of these developments, Axios Security Group advises the following measures: Enhance Situational Awareness: Stay informed about ongoing threats and monitor updates from credible sources. Strengthen Security Protocols: Businesses and organizations should immediately review and fortify their physical and digital security measures. Monitor Emerging Threats: Utilize OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) tools to assess risks specific to your region or industry. Engage Experts: Collaborate with professional security firms for tailored risk assessments and protection strategies. “Preparedness is the cornerstone of resilience,” said Dozier. “Our priority is to provide individuals and organizations with the tools and strategies needed to navigate this volatile environment.”About Axios Security GroupAxios Security Group is a trusted leader in risk management, executive protection, and investigative services. With a team of seasoned professionals, including former military and intelligence operatives, the firm specializes in safeguarding individuals, organizations, and critical assets against emerging threats. For more information or to schedule a consultation, visit www.axiossecuritygroup.com or call 800-485-3983.

In an era of rising security challenges, Axios Security Group shares key insights for making informed decisions about private security solutions. Washington, D.C. — In today’s ever-evolving security landscape, businesses and individuals face threats that range from physical vulnerabilities to advanced cyberattacks. Choosing the right private security and executive protection company is not just a matter of convenience; it’s a critical decision that impacts safety, trust, and peace of mind. Axios Security Group, a leading provider of advanced security solutions, offers expert recommendations to navigate this complex decision-making process. Understanding Your Security Needs “Selecting a security partner begins with understanding your vulnerabilities and goals,” says Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “Whether you’re a corporate leader concerned about intellectual property theft, a retail business battling shoplifting, or a residential community seeking tranquility, identifying your unique needs is the foundation of effective protection.” Key considerations for evaluating your security requirements include: The type of presence required: Do you need discreet personnel who seamlessly blend into the environment, or visible uniformed officers to act as a deterrent? Specific vulnerabilities: Are you facing risks like cyber threats, transient challenges in commercial spaces, or high-profile executive security concerns? Specialized services: Do you require expertise in areas like corporate investigations, compliance risk assessments, or emergency response? Addressing these questions can help businesses and individuals develop a clear picture of their needs, which is crucial for effective communication with potential security providers. Evaluating Security Providers: What to Look For Once you’ve outlined your security objectives, the next step is identifying the right partner. Jereme Dozier advises clients to look beyond surface-level impressions and focus on deeper factors that indicate competence and reliability. “Security is not just about physical presence; it’s about strategy, experience, and adaptability,” says Dozier. “Reputation, expertise, and alignment with your values are non-negotiables when choosing a partner.” Key factors to evaluate include: Expertise: Does the company specialize in the security services you require, whether it’s event security, executive protection, or advanced technology deployment? Customization: A one-size-fits-all approach rarely works. Look for a provider offering tailored solutions that address your specific risks and goals. Reputation: Research online reviews and client testimonials. Verify the company’s track record through references and success stories. Technology: Inquire about cutting-edge tools such as AI-driven surveillance, advanced access controls, and real-time monitoring systems. Values and Communication: Choose a provider whose values resonate with yours. Prioritize open communication to ensure a strong, collaborative partnership. Why Axios Security Group is the Trusted Choice With decades of experience and a team of elite professionals, Axios Security Group combines innovation, integrity, and expertise to deliver exceptional security solutions. Their tailored approach ensures that each client receives protection uniquely suited to their needs. “Our mission is to provide more than just security; we aim to build trust and foster long-term partnerships,” says Dozier. “We use the latest technology, offer highly trained personnel, and maintain open lines of communication to keep our clients informed and reassured.” Steps to Begin Your Security Journey To choose the right security provider: Conduct a Comprehensive Risk Assessment: Evaluate your vulnerabilities and prioritize them. Vet Providers Thoroughly: Beyond credentials, ensure alignment with your operational and cultural needs. Collaborate Effectively: Build a strong relationship with your provider to maximize security outcomes. Contact Axios Security Group Today Ready to take the first step in safeguarding your assets, people, and peace of mind? Axios Security Group offers personalized consultations to identify your needs and deliver unparalleled security solutions.For more information, visit Axios Security Group or contact us at 800-485-3983.

In a shocking revelation, cybersecurity researchers have discovered 30 exposed datasets containing over 16 billion login credentials from major platforms, including Apple, Facebook, Google, and others. This unprecedented leak represents fresh, weaponizable intelligence rather than recycled breaches, according to a recent report published by Forbes. The Nature of the Breach The datasets originated from multiple infostealers and briefly appeared online earlier this year. Among these, one dataset alone contained 3.5 billion entries, with the compromised information spanning across messaging platforms like Telegram, VPN services, developer sites, social networks, and government services. “This is not just a leak – it’s a blueprint for mass exploitation,” warned researchers at Cybernews. “These credentials are ground zero for phishing attacks and account takeover schemes.” Expert Insights and Recommendations Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group, emphasized the severity of the breach. “This leak underscores a critical vulnerability in our digital ecosystem,” Dozier stated. “When 16 billion credentials are exposed, it’s not just individual accounts at risk—it’s the very trust we place in online systems. The time to act is now.” The breach has already prompted responses from tech giants and federal agencies. Google has urged billions of users to change their passwords immediately, and the FBI has issued warnings against clicking suspicious SMS links. Protective Measures Suggested by Axios Security Group To mitigate risks associated with this breach, Axios Security Group recommends the following immediate steps: Adopt Strong, Unique Passwords: Avoid reusing passwords across multiple accounts. Enable Multifactor Authentication (MFA): Add an extra layer of security to critical accounts. Use a Password Manager: Securely store and manage complex passwords. Stay Vigilant: Monitor accounts for unauthorized activity and be cautious of phishing attempts. Regularly Update Software: Ensure operating systems, browsers, and apps are up-to-date with the latest security patches. “As a cybersecurity leader, Axios Security Group is committed to helping organizations and individuals fortify their defenses,” added Dozier. “We offer comprehensive threat assessments and proactive monitoring solutions to counteract emerging risks.” Call to Action With cybersecurity threats escalating, vigilance and proactive measures are paramount. Axios Security Group is providing free virtual consultations through July 15, 2025, to help businesses and individuals enhance their security posture. For more information, visit Axios Security Group or contact us at 800-485-3983.

Raleigh, NC – In today’s complex legal landscape, hiring a Private Investigator (PI) before engaging a lawyer is increasingly becoming a strategic move. Axios Investigations Firm, an award-winning investigative agency, sheds light on the pivotal role PIs play in pre-litigation processes and their impact on case outcomes. “Private Investigators are the cornerstone of building strong cases,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Investigations Firm. “Our work uncovers the truth, giving clients the clarity they need to move forward confidently before involving legal counsel.” How Private Investigators Help Build Stronger Cases 1. Uncovering Information and Evidence Private Investigators are skilled in gathering critical details that may otherwise be overlooked. Pre-Litigation Investigations: PIs collect information crucial for understanding the full scope of a situation. Objective Insights: They bring a neutral perspective, often invaluable in emotionally charged scenarios such as criminal defense or family disputes. Detailed Investigative Work: From tracking witnesses to uncovering hidden evidence, PIs provide the tools needed to build a compelling case. “We specialize in uncovering facts that often go unnoticed,” said Jereme Dozier. “This thoroughness is what empowers our clients and their legal teams to succeed.” 2. Evaluating Case Viability One of the key advantages of hiring a PI early is assessing the strength of a case before investing in lengthy and costly legal proceedings. Validating Suspicions: PIs investigate discreetly, confirming or disproving concerns related to fraud, infidelity, or scams. Concrete Evidence: Clients often approach attorneys with a clearer understanding of their position, thanks to the groundwork laid by PIs. “Our job is to provide clarity,” explained Jereme Dozier. “When clients approach attorneys after working with us, they are armed with evidence and insight that streamline the entire process.” 3. Saving Time and Costs A well-prepared case is not only more compelling but also more efficient. By outsourcing investigative tasks to a PI, clients and attorneys can save time and resources. Streamlining Legal Processes: PIs handle the investigative groundwork, allowing attorneys to focus on strategy. Reducing Costs: Early investigative efforts can help narrow down legal options and reduce overall expenses. “Efficiency is key in today’s fast-paced legal environment,” noted Jereme Dozier. “Our early involvement ensures that cases move forward without unnecessary delays or expenses.” Real-Life Applications of Private Investigations Family Law Cases Investigations into infidelity, hidden assets, and child custody disputes. “Family law cases are deeply personal,” said Jereme Dozier. “Our unbiased findings provide a foundation for better decision-making during emotionally charged situations.” Business Litigation Investigations into fraud, corporate disputes, and employee misconduct. “Protecting your business interests requires a proactive approach,” stated Jereme Dozier. “We deliver actionable intelligence that safeguards our clients' reputations and assets.” Criminal Defense Gathering evidence and identifying witnesses to strengthen defense strategies. “In criminal cases, the smallest detail can make the biggest difference,” emphasized Jereme Dozier. “Our investigators leave no stone unturned in uncovering the truth.” Why Choose Axios Investigations Firm? Axios Investigations Firm has established itself as a trusted leader in the field, with an impeccable track record of professionalism and results. Unmatched Expertise: Our team includes Special Operations veterans, former law enforcement officers, and intelligence experts with nearly 100 years of combined experience. Ethical Standards: We adhere to strict legal and ethical guidelines, ensuring that all evidence collected is admissible in court. Client-Centric Approach: From individual clients to large corporations, we provide tailored solutions to meet unique needs. “Our reputation is built on trust and results,” said Jereme Dozier. “We pride ourselves on delivering unmatched service, ensuring our clients have the information they need to make informed decisions.” Award-Winning Investigative Services Axios Investigations Firm is renowned for its innovative and thorough approach to private investigations, corporate research, and security consulting. Recognized for excellence in the industry, the firm’s services are a go-to resource for individuals, businesses, and legal professionals across the nation. Contact Axios Investigations Firm Today Don’t wait to get the answers you need. For more information or to schedule a consultation, visit www.axiosinvestigations.com or call 833-462-9467. “Uncovering the truth is our mission,” concluded Jereme Dozier. “Let Axios Investigations Firm help you navigate the challenges ahead with confidence and clarity.”

 Washington, D.C. – As President Donald Trump signals plans to add up to 36 additional countries to the controversial U.S. travel ban, Axios Security Group is urging heightened vigilance for travelers, businesses, and at-risk communities impacted by the executive order. The reinstated and expanded travel ban—originally introduced during Trump’s first term has reignited national and global debate. While the Trump administration defends the move as a measure to “protect national security,” critics, foreign governments, and humanitarian organizations have condemned it as discriminatory, with far-reaching consequences on families, education, commerce, and international diplomacy. Trump, citing recent riots following ICE raids in Los Angeles and an attack on a pro-Israel rally in Colorado, stated: “We will not allow people to enter our country who wish to do us harm… We cannot have open migration from any country where we cannot safely and reliably vet and screen those who seek to enter the United States.” Countries Currently on the Ban List The confirmed travel ban includes the following nations: Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen Countries with U.S. travel restrictions: Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan, Venezuela National Security and Legal Implications Legal experts say this expanded ban has been “crafted with more legal precision” than the 2017 version, which was challenged in court and accused of targeting Muslim-majority countries. Still, the global response has been strong. “This policy will hurt families, workers, and refugees,” said immigration attorney Mariam Masumi. “We are closing our doors, and it’s very unfortunate that this has become normalized.” Some countries, like Chad, have begun retaliating by halting visas for U.S. citizens, calling the policy "an insult to dignity and sovereignty." Axios Security Group Recommendations In response to the travel ban and the rise in unrest associated with immigration enforcement, Axios Security Group recommends the following actions: Pre-Travel OSINT Risk Assessments – Identify threat actors, protest zones, or social instability in affected regions. Emergency Evacuation Planning – Develop a family or organizational plan for rapid departure if unrest or detainment risks escalate. Corporate Contingency Strategy – Multinational companies should audit employee visa statuses, cross-border operations, and local compliance. Digital Identity Protection – Reduce social media exposure and review travel footprints for those from affected regions. Executive & Family Protection Services – Utilize trained security personnel for high-risk travel, including U.S. cities affected by riots and protests. Legal Coordination – For travelers with pending visa applications or family separations, consult with immigration counsel immediately. “With tensions rising at home and abroad, situational awareness and proactive threat planning are not optional they are essential,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “We are working with both private clients and institutions to assess risk, ensure safety, and protect freedom of movement in this volatile environment.” About Axios Security Group Axios Security Group is one of the nation's leading security and intelligence firms, staffed by elite former military, federal law enforcement, and intelligence professionals. ASG provides bespoke executive protection, global risk intelligence, and emergency response services for government agencies, corporations, religious groups, and private citizens.

 June 12, 2025 | Washington, D.C. — In the wake of reported Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military facilities, security concerns for Jewish communities in the United States and abroad are escalating rapidly. The National Security Council of Israel, along with major Jewish security organizations in the U.S., have issued warnings urging citizens and Jewish institutions to take immediate precautions amid fears of retaliatory violence and increased antisemitic activity. The Israeli National Security Council (NSC) advised Israelis abroad to refrain from displaying Jewish or Israeli symbols in public and to avoid high-profile gatherings associated with Israel or Judaism. “We are in a period of heightened global sensitivity,” the NSC said in its statement. “All travelers should remain alert and keep a low profile in volatile areas.” The Community Security Service (CSS), a leading Jewish security nonprofit in the U.S., also released a bulletin encouraging synagogues, Jewish day schools, and cultural centers to review and enforce security protocols, especially for weekend services and any planned community events. “Heightened tensions in the Middle East have a direct impact on our communities here at home,” said CSS National Director Avi Goldberg. “Situational awareness, training, and planning are critical. This is not a time for complacency.” The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) confirmed it is closely monitoring extremist chatter and threats. The ADL’s Center on Extremism reported an uptick in anti-Israel rhetoric and veiled threats across fringe platforms and social media. “We’re seeing language that parallels past incidents of violence,” said ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt. “We are urging all Jewish organizations to be on high alert.” Axios Security Group’s Recommendations: Axios Security Group, one of the nation’s leading providers of private security and intelligence services, issued a formal security alert to its clients and partners across Jewish institutions and leadership organizations. The firm emphasized the need for layered security, which includes not only on-site protection but also OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) surveillance, digital risk assessments, and real-time intelligence monitoring. “We are currently supporting several high-risk clients, including synagogues and Jewish day schools, with real-time security deployments and protective services,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group. “Our teams are advising Jewish leaders on how to remain resilient, visible, and safe without becoming soft targets.” Axios recommends the following actions: Deploy Private Security Teams: Especially for large gatherings or in areas with recent antisemitic incidents. Conduct OSINT Risk Assessments: Regular digital monitoring of threats targeting specific organizations or events. Limit Public Exposure: Scale down social media promotion of Jewish events and restrict details to vetted attendees. Increase Cybersecurity Monitoring: Many attacks begin online; protecting digital platforms is essential. Practice Emergency Drills: Ensure all staff and volunteers are trained in evacuation, lockdown, and emergency response procedures. International Implications: Security officials in France, Germany, and the UK have also begun enhancing patrols around Jewish schools, synagogues, and cultural centers. In France, where antisemitic incidents surged after prior Israeli military operations, the Interior Ministry has confirmed increased surveillance and physical presence near vulnerable sites. In New York, home to the largest Jewish population outside of Israel, Governor Kathy Hochul issued a statement affirming that state police are in contact with federal authorities and local law enforcement to monitor threats. “This is a moment where vigilance and preparedness must come together,” Hochul said. “We will not tolerate hate or violence in any form.” Axios Security Group offers no-cost virtual threat assessments for Jewish community leaders through June 30, 2025. To request an evaluation or inquire about emergency response services, visit www.axiossecuritygroup.com or call 800-485-3983.