Threat Assessment and Response

Get Ahead of Threats Aimed at Your People, Leaders, and Facilities

The threat environment around prominent companies and their leaders is growing more volatile. Grievances escalate faster and more publicly, through doxing, harassment, swatting, protest activity, workplace threats, executive targeting, and facility disruption, and a single incident can put people, operations, and reputation at risk at once. Fidelis helps organizations get ahead of that risk: establishing the internal processes to anticipate, prepare for, and respond to targeted threats before they reach your people.

Much of this pressure is driven by fast-moving public narratives and the rising visibility of high-profile companies and executives. Fidelis focuses on readiness and protection, not politics, helping you prepare for a threat environment that is already shifting, whatever its source.

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Who This Is For

  • Executives, boards, and family offices concerned about personal and executive targeting
  • Security, legal, HR, and communications leaders responsible for workforce and facility safety
  • High-profile, high-growth, or publicly scrutinized companies and their leaders
  • Organizations in sensitive or high-visibility sectors, including AI and defense technology

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Why This Risk Catches Organizations Unprepared

  • Threats escalate online long before they arrive in person
  • Responsibility is split across security, HR, legal, communications, and facilities, and no one owns the whole picture
  • Personal exposure of executives, including home, family, travel, and digital footprint, sits outside normal corporate security
  • Plans for harassment, doxing, or a targeted threat get written during the incident, not before it

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What Fidelis Does

In an engagement, Fidelis assesses exposure across people, facilities, and information, evaluates how a threat would be detected and escalated, helps design preparation and response protocols and cross-functional response routines, and delivers executive-level reporting with prioritized recommendations.

Fidelis advises and designs. It does not provide guards, protective details, surveillance, or takedown services. Where those are warranted, Fidelis helps you engage and direct appropriately licensed providers and coordinate with law enforcement.

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Common Engagements

  • Targeted-threat exposure and readiness review
  • Executive and family-protection risk assessment (advisory)
  • Doxing, harassment, and swatting response planning
  • Workplace-violence and facility-disruption preparedness
  • Threat detection, reporting, and escalation design
  • Crisis-decision tabletop for a targeted-threat scenario

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What Clients Receive

  • Independent targeted-threat exposure assessment
  • Preparation and response protocol and response-routine design
  • Cross-functional roles-and-escalation map
  • Executive summary and decision-support briefing
  • Prioritized, actionable recommendations

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For State and Local Government and Schools

Public institutions face the same pressures as companies, often in plain view: threats against judges, election staff, and school leaders, grievances that escalate online, and crowds at public venues. Fidelis assesses those threats and the exposure behind them, reviews how warning signs are reported and escalated, and runs crisis tabletop exercises and training for the people who must act. Fidelis is certified in Maryland as a Small Business Reserve and Veteran-Owned Small Business Enterprise firm, and is approved for Montgomery County's Local Small Business Reserve, Veteran Preference, and Minority, Female and Disabled-Owned Businesses programs.

  • School safety and threat assessment review
  • Facility and venue threat assessment
  • Workplace-violence and targeted-threat preparedness
  • Crisis-decision tabletop exercise
  • Threat-recognition and reporting training for staff

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For Nonprofits, Houses of Worship, and Healthcare

Nonprofits, houses of worship, and hospitals face threats aimed at the people they serve, often with no security staff of their own. Fidelis assesses those threats and each site's exposure, writes the vulnerability assessment a Nonprofit Security Grant Program application requires, and builds response plans and training for staff and volunteers.

Concerned about targeted threats to your people or leaders?

Tell Fidelis who is under pressure and what has changed.