Mossad Assassinations – AI, Robots & Iranian Nuclear Scientists

Traditional assassination methods like motorcycle gunmen, planted explosives or close-range shooters were deemed too risky. Mossad planners concluded that the answer was to remove the assassin from the battlefield altogether. The Target Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was a brigadier general in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and widely recognized as the head of Iran’s nuclear weapons… Read More Mossad Assassinations – AI, Robots & Iranian Nuclear Scientists

Mossad Assassinations – Damascus Airstrike

On April 1st, 2024, at around 5:00 pm, a building adjacent to the Iranian embassy compound in Damascus was hit by an airstrike. The four-story structure was completely destroyed, killing Mohammed Reza Zahedi, also known as Hassan Mahdawi, along with six other senior Iranian officials (including Mahdawi’s deputy).Iran has claimed that the building was brought down… Read More Mossad Assassinations – Damascus Airstrike

It’s Not An Art, It’s A Science

I’ll admit it, I have an annoying pet peeve about the security field being described as an art rather than a science. The sentiment in question is that security, protection, intelligence, surveillance detection, etc., can’t be reduced to formulas, equations and lab experiments. There are some general principles, but there aren’t any one-size-fits-all solutions. It… Read More It’s Not An Art, It’s A Science

The OSINT Connection: Intelligence In Executive Protection

I’m very excited to host my first guest blogger on Protection Circle, Travis Lishok. Travis is the owner of EP Nexus, a fantastic executive protection blog that explores protective intelligence, OSINT investigations, threat assessment, and more. Travis and I decided to collaborate by writing two different perspectives on the same event (an actual protective detail… Read More The OSINT Connection: Intelligence In Executive Protection