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Flag on the Play: Lessons Learned from the String of Thefts Targeting Athletes
Following a string of at least nine high-profile burglaries targeting prominent National Football League and National Basketball Association (NBA) players, the United States’ Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a formal warning to NFL and NBA executives about criminal organization targeting professional athletes.

Vigilantism: The Rise of Targeted Assassinations
While the situation remains fluid and details continue to emerge, the suspect charged with shooting the UnitedHealthcare executive and father of two in the back was arrested with a handwritten anti-capitalist and anti-corporate manifesto.

RMS International’s Global Risk Forecast 2025
This year, 2025, will be full of impactful disruptors, or an individual, company, or form of technology that uses radical change in an existing industry, market, supply chains, or political landscape by means of innovation.

‘Tis the Season: The 2024 Holiday Season Threat Forecast
There are several security risks that may use the disarming seasonal decorations and festive spirit of the holiday season as cover for nefarious activity.

Polling Pandemonium: Possible Election Day Disruptions and Potential Politically Motivated Violence
Protest activity, vandalism, and politically-motivated violence are possible before, during, and after the November 2024 Presidential Election.

Closed for Business: Lessons from Emergency Management and Disaster Relief Failures
Earlier this year, the NOAA forecasted above-average storm activity in the 2024 Hurricane Season. The US is currently experiencing these storm systems.

Bad Blood: Lessons Learned from the Thwarted Terrorist Attack Targeting Taylor Swift Concert
As part of Taylor Swift’s ongoing international “Eras Tour”, three performances in Vienna, Austria from 08 -10 August, were canceled after government officials confirmed an alleged ISIS-linked terrorist plot to attack the Ernst Happel Stadium, the venue for the concert.

Let the Games Begin: Security Risks for the Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games
Despite the IOC’s “peace through sports” initiative, experts warn the upcoming Summer Games are poised to be “the most politically charged Olympics in decades.” The international competition comes amid global polarization concerning two ongoing ground wars, the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. Protests, including demonstrations by participating athletes, are likely throughout the games.

Political Violence and Volatility in the 2024 Election: Assassination Attempt Highlights Risk of Hyper-Polarization
Despite nationwide calls to “tone down the rhetoric” stemming from leaders in both political parties, the shooting is likely to increase tensions and hyper-polarization.