Skip to main content
Marsh logo

Podcast

Active Assailant Risk: Threat assessment and preparation

Episode 1 in a 4 -episode podcast on active assailant risk.

01/16/2023

There is no question that active assailant incidents are on the rise. But that fact generates many of its own questions: What's driving the increase? What makes one business or location more vulnerable than another? Is there a way to be a less attractive target? And in the event of the unthinkable, how do we respond?

In this first episode of our Active Assailant Risk podcast, Our host share his experience and lessons learned from a career that spans local and federal law enforcement to the private commercial sector.

 

Apple Podcast Spotify Podcast
Download transcript

Key takeaways

Most shooters have one thing in common

While multiple factors can influence the actions of an assailant, data show that most all have a grievance against a person, group, location, or ideology that is the basis for the attack.

Assess your properties, policies, and preparedness

Keep property reviews current, and update safety and response policies and training in accordance with property evaluations.

Foster a relationship with local first responders

Hold regular meetings and scheduled drills. Build a partnership so that in the event of an incident, all parties work in lockstep.

Interested in learning more?

Active Assailant Risk: Exposure modeling and insurance solutions

Our podcast speakers joined us to share more of their experiences and expanded the conversation to include available insurance market solutions.

Watch the webcast

Related podcast episodes

Selective focus automated external defibrillator (AED) on hand of paramedic. Emergency service team.

Podcast

Active Assailant Risk: Crisis management and emergency response programs

01/16/2023
Placeholder Image

Podcast

Active Assailant Risk: Claims management and mitigation considerations

01/17/2023
Hands of a missing kidnapped, abused, hostage, victim woman tied up with rope in emotional stress and pain, afraid, restricted, trapped, call for help, struggle, terrified, locked in a cage cell.

Podcast

Active Assailant Risk: Workplace violence and threat other than shooters

01/16/2023