What Went Wrong at the Short Hills Mall?

A fatal carjacking, a luxury mall, and the security warnings hiding in plain sight

Jul 24 • Patrick Hurley

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Luxury Above. Danger Below.

A structurally efficient garage can still be a security failure—and in a mixed-use tower, that failure puts residents, visitors, employees, and the…

Jul 17 • Patrick Hurley

June 2026

Is Your Existing Security Guarding Program Effective or a Waste of Money?

Security guarding is one of the largest recurring security expenses for many organizations. It is also one of the least understood, examined, and…

Jun 19 • Patrick Hurley

When Property Owners & Managers Become Defense Exhibit A

Foreseeable Risk turns into Negligent Security when property owners and managers ignore obvious issues and avoid tough questions, leaving decisions to…

Jun 18 • Patrick Hurley

Outdoor Dining Is Not as Safe as It Looks…

But it Can Be!

Jun 1 • Patrick Hurley

May 2026

The FIFA World Cup Is Coming to NYC & NJ. Most People and Businesses Are Not Ready for the Added Safety & Security Risks

Small & Medium sized businesses in New Jersey and New York need to undersatnd and stay ahead of the risk.

May 22 • Patrick Hurley

April 2026

Hidden Gaps in “Protected” Homes: The Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping

Home invasions, assaults, and kidnappings do not happen randomly.

Apr 30 • Patrick Hurley

March 2026

Remote Guarding or Remote Gawking?

The wrong vendor can become a security, privacy, compliance, and reputation risk!

Mar 29 • Patrick Hurley

Armed Security in Sacred Spaces: Perception, Risk & Reality

In an era of increasing threats, houses of worship face a challenging question: how do you safeguard a space meant to be open? Congregants should feel…

Mar 26 • Patrick Hurley

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Engineering Security Through Precision Modeling

How S6RG uses aerial imaging, high-resolution ground capture, and advanced 3D modeling to design smarter, more resilient security environments

Mar 18 • Patrick Hurley

February 2026

Your Security Guard Is a $100,000 Liability

Here’s a question most executives never ask:

Feb 19 • Patrick Hurley

The V-22 is the problem love child of the 1980s Military-Industrial Complex. It isn’t worth the risk of any more lives.

The V-22 still has not proven itself and likely never will.

Feb 12 • Patrick Hurley