I am delighted to announce that my new book, “Personal Threat Management: The Practitioner’s Guide to Keeping Clients Safer,” is now available for pre-order via Amazon and distributors.
Public figures are increasingly receiving death threats. Ordinary people are struggling with toxic behaviour in the workplace. Psychological and reputational harm are both on the rise. How can security and HR professionals identify, assess, and manage targeted threats smarter in what feels like an ever more dangerous world?
Drawing on the latest research and methodologies used by government departments, Philip Grindell, one of the world’s most trusted leaders and advisors in lone actor, fixated, and workplace threats, provides a proven, science-based framework together with practical personal security measures that will help you take the guesswork out of helping clients and colleagues feel safer.
Bringing together elements of forensic psychology, protective intelligence, and personal safety, and with contributions from experts including former members of the FBI and US Secret Service, forensic psychologists and protection specialists, he sets out a practical blueprint for an intelligence-led response to some of the most challenging security threats we face today.
“Philip is an unusual combination of academic and operational expert, and anyone interested in protecting themselves or others should read this book.”
This is what Neil Basu QPM, the former head of UK Counter Terrorism Policing, said about my new book.
Dr Robert Fein, Forensic and National Security Psychologist and the co-author of Preventing Assassination: US Secret Service Exceptional Case Study Project, said
“This excellent book will be of interest and use to public officials and officers who want to learn more about preventing targeted violence, to security professionals and practitioners, to corporate, educational and industry leaders, and to members of the public. Philip Grindell’s readable book is, in my view, very likely to prevent harm, and perhaps even to save lives.”
