eTradeWire -- United States — Security author Warren Pulley has organized fourteen of his practitioner books into four series, available now on Amazon and at https://crisiswire.netlify.app/books/?utm_sourc...
The series do not add new titles. They group books already written for the same readers and put them in a practical reading order.

The CrisisWire Crisis-Response Series is When Travel Turns Critical, When the Screens Go Dark, and When the Threat Comes In. The Threat Assessment Professional Library is Integrated BTAM, The BTAM Case Workbook, Targeted, and The SB 553 Workplace Violence Prevention Plan Workbook. The Safer Institutions Series is The Prepared Leader, Campus Under Siege, and Locked Down. The Security Career Series is Guard Card Hawaii, Uniformed Silence, Badge to Business Suit, and The Protective Detail.

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"These books were already written for the same readers," Pulley said. "Grouping them into series puts them in a useful order, so a workplace team, a campus, or someone starting a security career can find the next practical title without hunting."
Pulley is a protection specialist, threat management consultant, and author with nearly four decades in security, law enforcement, and protective operations. He served in protective security with Triple Canopy at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad from 2007 to 2013 and founded RyPul Threat Assessments in 2013. He is trained in behavioral threat assessment and management.
The books are a starting point for practitioners and administrators, not a substitute for organization-specific legal advice or emergency response. Media contact: Warren Pulley, CrisisWire, crisiswire@proton.me, https://crisiswire.netlify.app/