Question 1

Is this legal?

Accepted Answer

Yes, because it only happens with written authorization from the party that controls the property and the event, under a signed scope and rules of engagement, and with a safety controller who can stop it at any time. Unauthorized testing is trespass; we don't do it.

Question 2

Do you bring weapons or contraband to test screening?

Accepted Answer

No. Never. Prohibited-item response is tested through supervised tabletop exercises and procedure review, not by introducing a hazard into a live crowd.

Question 3

Who has to approve an engagement?

Accepted Answer

The venue owner/operator and the person responsible for security. A security vendor alone usually cannot authorize testing on a property it does not control. We help you confirm the right signatures.

Question 4

Do you replace our security company?

Accepted Answer

No. We don't provide guards. We verify whether the procedures you've already paid for are being followed, and we share findings in a way your vendor can act on.

Question 5

What's the difference between a red team and a blue team?

Accepted Answer

The red team is the authorized adversary — us — trying, within a signed scope, to get where we shouldn't. The blue team is your defense: gate staff, supervisors, command post, and vendor. We run every exercise as a “purple team,” meaning your blue team gets a full debrief of every technique and path we used.

Question 6

Will my staff be named in the report?

Accepted Answer

No. Findings describe controls and procedures, not individuals.

Question 7

How fast can we start?

Accepted Answer

A remote procedure review can start as soon as we receive documents. On-site work follows authorization, insurance confirmation, and scheduling.

Question 8

Where do you operate?

Accepted Answer

Headquartered in Houston, Texas, serving live-event venues nationwide. On-site testing is conducted only where we are properly authorized and where applicable state requirements are met.

Question 9

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Engagements are quoted per venue and scope. The remote procedure review is the lowest-cost way to start.

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