Skip to content
What we do

Services

Four disciplines that cover the risk picture end to end — understanding your exposure, protecting your people, building the skills to keep them safe, and standing up the capability to sustain it.

Audit & advise

Specialist Operational Support

Independent assessment of your physical and cyber security posture — delivered as a prioritized report of risk findings and clear remediation guidance.

We evaluate facilities, systems, and networks the way an adversary would probe them — across both the physical and cyber domains — then translate what we find into decisions you can act on. Every engagement ends in a written report with a prioritized risk matrix and a practical remediation roadmap, not a sales pitch for hardware, guards, or software. This is advisory work: we assess and advise, we do not staff posts or sell the systems we review, so the findings stay independent.

  • Physical security assessments — perimeter, access control, surveillance/CCTV, lighting, and intrusion detection
  • Cyber and technical security review — network, endpoint, and electronic security controls, with practical, prioritized findings
  • Technical surveillance countermeasures (TSCM) — electronic bug sweeps of sensitive spaces
  • Guard-force, policy, and procedure review against recognized standards
  • Prioritized risk-findings report spanning the physical and cyber attack surface, with a remediation roadmap
Close protection

Executive Protection

Discreet close protection for executives, principals, and high-net-worth families — protective details, secure travel, and the planning that keeps incidents from happening.

The best protective operation is the one nobody notices. Our agents come from military, law-enforcement, and protective-services backgrounds and work to let principals move and operate with confidence. We build each program around a current threat and risk assessment, then deliver protection that is proportionate, low-profile, and rehearsed — at home, in the office, and on the move. Executive protection is also known as close protection.

  • Protective details for executives, principals, and families
  • Secure travel planning and advance work, domestic and international
  • Threat, risk, and vulnerability assessment for individuals
  • Residential security planning and coverage
  • Event and venue protection
Develop & certify

Training

Practical, scenario-based training for security professionals seeking to advance and for corporate teams that need to recognize and respond to risk.

Capability is built, not bought. We deliver hands-on, scenario-driven training for two audiences: security personnel working toward protective-operations competence and certification, and corporate teams who need situational awareness and a calm, rehearsed response when something goes wrong. Courses are taught by practitioners and grounded in the same methodology we use in the field.

  • Protective-operations and close-protection training for security personnel
  • Security-personnel skills development and certification preparation
  • Situational-awareness and threat-recognition programs for corporate teams
  • Threat-response, incident, and emergency-action drills
  • Tailored programs scoped to your environment and risk profile
Build & embed

Capability and Technological Development

We help organizations build lasting security capability of their own — programs, processes, and technology that keep working long after our engagement ends.

Assessments find the gaps; capability development closes them for good. We work alongside your team to turn findings into a standing program: clear policies and processes, the right technology integrated and tuned to your environment, and the in-house competence to run it. The goal is independence — we build, embed, and hand over, so the capability stays yours. This is hands-on advisory and program work, not a managed-service contract that keeps you dependent.

  • Security program development — governance, policy, and operating procedures built to fit your organization
  • Capability roadmapping — a prioritized, phased path from current state to target maturity
  • Security technology selection and integration — vendor-neutral, tuned to your environment
  • Embedded advisory and interim security leadership during stand-up or transition
  • Knowledge transfer and handover so your team can run and sustain the program independently
Common questions

Frequently asked questions

What does Caldmere Operations Group do?
Caldmere Operations Group is a protective-operations and security-advisory firm. We deliver specialist operational support, executive (close) protection, protective-operations training, and capability and technological development for organizations and principals operating under real-world risk.
Who do you work with?
We work with corporate security leaders, general counsel, boards, and private principals and high-net-worth families. Engagements range from a one-time security assessment to ongoing protective details and multi-phase programs that build a client’s own in-house capability.
How does an engagement start?
Every engagement starts with a scoping conversation and a current threat and risk assessment, not a fixed package. You tell us what you need to protect and the constraints you are working within, and we come back with a proportionate approach, a team, and a clear scope. Reach us at contact@caldmereoperationsgroup.com to begin.
Are your security assessments tied to selling guards or hardware?
No. Our assessments are independent advisory work — we assess and advise, we do not staff posts or sell the systems we review. That separation is deliberate: it keeps the findings objective so you can decide what to do with them. Every assessment ends in a written report with a prioritized risk matrix and a practical remediation roadmap.
Do you provide executive protection while travelling, including internationally?
Yes. We provide secure travel planning and advance work for executives, principals, and families, both domestic and international, alongside protective details at home, in the office, and at events. The aim is protection that is proportionate, low-profile, and rehearsed — the best protective operation is the one nobody notices.
What is the difference between a security assessment and capability development?
An assessment finds and prioritizes your risk gaps; capability development closes them for good. Capability development is hands-on program work — governance, policy, technology integration, and knowledge transfer — that leaves your team able to run and sustain the program independently. We build, embed, and hand over rather than create an open-ended managed-service dependency.
Who is your training for?
We train two audiences. The first is security personnel working toward protective-operations competence and certification; the second is corporate teams who need situational awareness and a calm, rehearsed response when something goes wrong. Courses are practical and scenario-based, taught by practitioners using the same methodology we use in the field.
How do you handle confidentiality?
Discretion is central to how we operate. We do not name clients or discuss the work we do, and we expect to be judged by the people who quietly recommend us. Our copy, our reporting, and our public presence are all deliberately OPSEC-conscious.
Engagements

Scoped to your risk, not a brochure.

Tell us what you need to protect and the constraints you're working within. We'll come back with an approach and a team.