Frequently asked questions about investigations, intelligence and executive protection.

Scope may include advance work, protection officer, CPO driver, vehicle, coordination, routes, communications and contingencies. Configuration follows the briefing.

Yes. A soft-skin vehicle, executive transfer or an additional protection officer may also be contracted.

Yes. We coordinate reception, meet & greet, baggage, driver, protection and secure handoff.

Yes. We may deploy our own team, vet local operators or combine both.

Scope may include public records, litigation, relationships, reputation, sanctions, adverse media, digital exposure and specific validations.

Yes. We build distinct scopes for individuals, companies, partners, suppliers, staff and asset structures.

With a defined purpose, restricted access, minimization, source records where applicable and secure delivery.

Yes. The intelligence retainer provides an analyst, alerts and recurring production according to contract.

Yes. We assess perimeter, access, routines, staff, technology, response and family contingency plans.

Yes. Work may involve risk assessment, loss prevention, third parties, CPTED, crisis, continuity and event operations.

It can. Clients choose between an independent diagnosis, implementation support or execution by Baruch.

Yes. Content and exercises are designed around the risks and responsibilities of each group.

Service, location, dates, times, number of people, languages, desired vehicle and any relevant exposure factor.

Yes. The initial briefing is treated confidentially and may be formalized under NDA where needed.

The earlier, the better. Urgent requests are still assessed 24/7 according to availability and location.

WhatsApp and phone 24/7, plus info@baruchsec.net for scopes and documents.