SABLEPROTECTION

Intelligence first. Protection follows.

One disciplined procedure, whether the engagement lasts an evening or a year.

How every engagement runs.

  1. Confidential intakeWe vet the engagement and agree rules of discretion before anything else.
  2. Threat assessmentOpen-source and human collection, analysed through the intelligence cycle.
  3. Protection planRoles, contingencies and escalation paths, agreed in writing.
  4. Advance workVenues, routes, safe havens and medical facilities reconnoitred in person.
  5. ExecutionA live duty officer, secure communications and a calm, unobtrusive team.
  6. ReviewDaily briefs and after-action reviews keep the plan ahead of the threat.

A different approach to close protection.

Military experience brings valuable skills to the security industry. However, close protection within the UK often requires a different approach, particularly when protecting individuals in their homes, workplaces, during travel or at private and public events.

Our approach focuses on discretion, situational awareness, emotional intelligence and the ability to integrate seamlessly into a client’s everyday life.

All members of our team are trained in martial arts disciplines involving the management of physical confrontation, control of aggressors and appropriate defensive techniques. We prioritise prevention, de-escalation and proportionate responses over unnecessary physical intervention.

We believe effective close protection is not defined solely by military or professional background, but by specialist training, sound judgement, adaptability and the ability to provide discreet, professional protection suited to each individual and environment.

Why intelligence changes the outcome.

Anticipation

Risks are identified and reduced before the day begins, so intervention is rarely needed.

Discretion

Less visible force, fewer disruptions, and plans built around your routine rather than ours.

Accountability

Every decision is documented and reviewed, giving you a clear record and continuous improvement.