X-Threat Solutions, Inc. was founded by author and former law enforcement officer Brian Maloy with the goal of preparing organizations to detect, mitigate, respond to and survive a targeted attack, regardless of its origins.

The scope of these workshops and speaking engagements is tailored to the organizations needs, however, strongly parallels Brian’s newly released book Battlefield America | A Citizen’s Guide to Surviving the New World.

As Uvalde proved, a lot can go wrong, but with a balanced plan in place, your stakeholders can not only survive the attack, but the aftermath, which can have devastating and long-lasting effects for the survivors and their families. 

Currently, X-Threat Solutions, Inc. offers half-day workshops (in lecture form), consulting and speaking engagement. The workshops encompass a model that he calls TAARS, or Threat Awareness, Assessment, Response and Survival. 

To learn more about TAARS, give us a call! The world has changed, and your organization’s protocols and training should reflect these modern-day threats in what we still call the free world!

X-Threat Solutions, Inc. was founded by author and former law enforcement officer Brian Maloy with the goal of preparing organizations to detect, mitigate, respond to and survive a targeted attack, regardless of its origins.

The scope of these workshops and speaking engagements is tailored to the organizations needs, however, strongly parallels Brian’s newly released book Battlefield America | A Citizen’s Guide to Surviving the New World.

As Uvalde proved, a lot can go wrong, but with a balanced plan in place, your stakeholders can not only survive the attack, but the aftermath, which can have devastating and long-lasting effects for the survivors and their families. 

Currently, X-Threat Solutions, Inc. offers half-day workshops (in lecture form), consulting and speaking engagement. The workshops encompass a model that he calls TAARS, or Threat Awareness, Assessment, Response and Survival. 

To learn more about TAARS, give us a call! The world has changed, and your organization’s protocols and training should reflect these modern-day threats in what we still call the free world!