Predictive Profiling

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Predictive Profiling is a systematic approach for Detection of Suspicion, Determination of Threat and Deployment of subsequent procedures. The definition goes beyond “observe and report”. Predictive Profiling is a different approach that starts from the point of view of the aggressor and is based on actual aggressors’ methods of operation.

Relevant subject matter includes Threat vs. Suspicion vs. Risk, Detection of suspicious activity, Marking to Getaway – an aggressor’s method of operation, Defining and meeting a security objective, Open Environment Security, Screening of people and objects in access control, Aggressive Intentions vs. Aggressive Means, Dealing with a Suspicious Object or Person Security Questioning vs. Security Interrogation, and Determining deployment procedures.

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