Corporate and Workplace Threat Prevention Solutions
Organizations across the United States face growing challenges involving workplace violence, insider threats, disruptive behavior, targeted violence, and active shooter incidents. These risks impact every sector, including technology, finance, energy, legal services, retail operations, manufacturing, logistics, and professional services. Employers are expected to provide safe and resilient environments that protect employees and reduce legal liability.
Gideon Arktos provides Corporate and Workplace Threat Prevention Solutions informed by national best practices from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the National Threat Evaluation and Reporting (NTER) program, the U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center (NTAC), and OSHA workplace violence guidelines. Our instructors bring experience from law enforcement, DHS, federal special agent roles, and military special operations. Training is strategic, practical, and designed for the real risks organizations face today.
The Rising Threat Environment for Organizations
Modern workplaces face a complex range of threats, including:
Workplace violence involving customers, employees, or visitors
Insider threats involving sabotage, data misuse, or operational disruption
Behavioral indicators of escalating anger or instability
Harassment or stalking incidents affecting employees
High-risk terminations or grievances
Domestic violence spillover in professional environments
Active shooter or active threat scenarios
Social engineering and pretexting directed at staff
Civil unrest or protest activity near corporate facilities
These challenges require proactive prevention, structured response planning, and trained personnel who understand how to identify and report concerning behavior.
Corporate and Workplace Training Programs
Workplace Violence Prevention Training (OSHA and DHS Aligned)
This program prepares employees, supervisors, HR teams, and security personnel to recognize and respond to early warning signs of violence. Training includes:
OSHA workplace violence prevention fundamentals
Behavioral threat indicators using NTER guidance
Identifying emotional escalation and concerning behavior
Managing hostile individuals or escalating conflict
Domestic violence awareness in the workplace
Reporting pathways and documentation requirements
Building a culture of prevention
Organizations gain a clear, consistent, and defensible framework for managing threats.
Behavioral Threat Assessment and Insider Risk Mitigation
This program supports the creation or improvement of internal threat assessment and management systems. Topics include:
NTER behavioral indicator training for employees and leaders
NTAC targeted violence prevention principles
Identifying insider threats to personnel, operations, and systems
Structured case documentation and review processes
Multidisciplinary team structure involving HR, IT, legal, and security
Responding to high-risk employee behavior or concerning statements
Coordination with law enforcement when necessary
This helps organizations detect issues early and intervene before harm occurs.
Specialized Training for Security Officers, HR Teams, and Supervisors
Supervisor threat recognition training
High-risk termination preparation
Investigative interviewing and documentation
Incident response for security officers
Insider threat awareness for IT and security teams
Conflict management and de-escalation techniques
Coordination with law enforcement and corporate legal teams
These programs strengthen organizational safety and support consistent, legally sound decision making.
Active Shooter Threat Awareness and Emergency Response
Corporate environments require tailored active threat response strategies. Training includes:
Recognizing pre-attack indicators
Decision-making in open office layouts and multi-floor buildings
Evacuation, barricade, and last-resort response options
Communication protocols during critical incidents
Integration with security teams, HR, legal, and leadership
Post-incident stabilization and business continuity considerations
Instruction is delivered in a calm, professional manner appropriate for office and workplace settings.
Corporate Security Assessments
Our security assessments are based on CISA guidance and corporate risk management best practices. Evaluations include:
Access control and visitor management
Reception and lobby security
Perimeter and parking structure vulnerabilities
Surveillance and monitoring effectiveness
Emergency action plans and crisis procedures
Communication and mass notification capabilities
Executive and leadership security considerations
Each organization receives a prioritized, practical improvement plan.