Private Security - ACTION DEFENSE

The primary mission of Action Defense's Private Security Firearms program is to meet the needs of Ohio's Security forces by training proficient and prepared security guards who are ready to serve and adapt to the needs of their employers. This class fulfills all requirements to obtain …

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Does the Department of Defense use private security contractors?

The Department of Defense has made significant use of private security contractors in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Contractors' involvement in... ...

Who is Action Defense?

Action Defense is a top firearms training company in Ohio with a mission to ensure your personal safety and the safety of those around you. Action Defense is proud to have Nationally Certified Instructors and Range Officers who will train you properly to safely and legally defend yourself and your loved ones with a handgun. ...

What is a private security contractor (PSC)?

With respect to an area of combat operations, the requirements of this part shall always apply. Private Security Contractor (PSC). A company contracted by the U.S.G. to perform private security functions under a covered contract. Private security functions. Activities engaged in by a contractor under a covered contract as follows: ...

Are security guards a DoD certified PSC company?

For example, GAO reviewed data for deployed contractor personnel with the job title of “security guard” and found that about 12 percent of those individuals were employed by companies not on a DOD list of certified PSC companies. ...

Should private cyber defense solutions be regulated?

The first is plain and simple legislation. Especially for the lower levels of ACD the reports envision that it should be enough to explicitly allow some private actions under a new legal framework. The second is to regulate and legitimize a market for private active cyber defense solutions. ...

Does private active cyber defence address political legitimacy?

The overall conclusion of the article is that the debate on private active cyber defence reveals a strong emphasis on addressing the domestic security (and political) problem, while largely failing to address the external effects and problems of political legitimacy at the international level. ...