Knowledge Articles & Tips

Being filmed while on duty has become a routine part of modern security work. With smartphones, mobile devices, and social media everywhere, a security guard can expect that at some point a camera will be pointed at them, either openly or without them knowing. How you respond in that moment matters. It can affect privacy rights, employment obligations, liability, and the overall safety of the workplace. For security guards, the goal is not to stop every recording. The goal is

Starting your first day on the job as a new security guard is an exciting step into the security industry, where each shift brings unique challenges. A security guard means being responsible not only for your own safety but also for the safety of others. This first shift is a big part of setting the foundation for a successful security career. In this guide, we’ll cover essential tips to help you start strong, stay alert, and keep track of your duties throughout every shift.

Whether dealing with an agitated customer, a workplace dispute, or a volatile individual, knowing how to defuse a situation without resorting to physical force is a crucial skill.

Unlike standard security officers, tactical guards undergo extra training to handle complex security challenges in volatile situations.

Dealing with difficult people is a big part of being a security guard, whether dealing with a complaint or enforcing a rule, policy or law.