Do you ever wonder what YOU would do if an active threat entered your building? Security... Whose Responsibility is it Anyway? is a guide, which uses proven methods, to help faculty and staff keep students as safe as possible in the event of an emergency situation, such as an active shooter.

This book takes a scary situation and breaks it down, so you and your students have the best chance of staying safe. It is written in a manner that helps to instill confidence in a chaotic situation.

You Will Learn:

• Emergency Chronology - what to do before, during, and after an emergency event
• The 5 Principles of Security - what they are, what they mean for your safety and security, and how to apply them to your everyday life
• Routine Security Protocol - a helpful list of concepts to improve your community security
• How & When to Evacuate - your exit strategy and when to use it
• How & When to Shelter - effectively shelter in the safest area
• How to Fight - disarm the threat if they enter your area

Knowing what to do increases your chances of survival. Instead of simply wondering who to call, you must recognize that YOU are the true "first responder," so you must be prepared for the worst case scenario.

Many people say they are experts in this field. The author, Ariel Siegelman, is an internationally recognized military operative with real-life experience dealing with emergencies like those outlined in this book. He is the founder of Draco Group, a dedicated provider of elite security training and services. The Draco Group specializes in the recognition, mitigation, and defense against man-made threats to human life, property, and assets - everything you hold dear.