Connecticut
This highly qualified expert has over thirty years of experience in the fields of emergency preparedness and response. He earned a BA from New York University and soon earned 22 certifications in security, emergency preparedness, and many related fields. For instance, this expert is a certified emergency manager, business continuity professional, hazard control manager, security supervisor,...
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Connecticut
This highly qualified engineering expert has over 40 years of experience. He earned his BE in civil engineering from SUNY Buffalo and his MBA from Boston University. He is a licensed professional engineer. Formerly, this expert served as an associate and office manager for several engineering firms in Connecticut. Currently, this expert is the owner of an engineering and forensics firm also...
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A security expert witness provides insight on industry standards, practices, and procedures in cases involving security breaches, negligence, or misconduct.
They can handle cases related to physical security, cybersecurity, event security, personal protection, workplace violence, and loss prevention among others.
In cybersecurity cases, they can analyze data breaches, identify vulnerabilities, assess damage caused by hacking incidents, and testify on best practices for data protection.
Yes. Security experts often have extensive knowledge about surveillance systems including their installation, operation, maintenance, and effectiveness in crime prevention.
Yes. Subspecialties may include cybersecurity, corporate security, retail loss prevention, event security management, and personal protection services.
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