Managing Your Perimeter™

ARCUS Group, LLC
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Perimeter security is a multifaceted challenge, encompassing aesthetics, safety, and the delicate balance of free expression and access. Managing it effectively requires a lot of dedication and effort. Join us on the brand-new weekly podcast 'Managing Your Perimeter™,' where hosts and seasoned perimeter security specialists Anna Reahl and P.J. O'Neil delve into the latest security developments, engaging in insightful conversations with experts and industry insiders. Explore the dynamic world of ensuring the safety and security of spaces and the individuals within them.

  1. 4월 6일

    AI is Patrolling Now with Ed Prokop

    In this conversation, Ed Prokop—former LAPD officer, Air Force OSI agent, and leader in autonomous policing innovation—breaks down the development of the nation’s first autonomous police vehicle, Pug. He shares how decades in law enforcement shaped his approach to persistent gaps in coverage, and how AI-driven patrol is being used to extend presence, increase deterrence, and support understaffed agencies. The conversation moves from what this technology actually is, to how it operates in real-world environments, and ultimately to the bigger questions around trust, privacy, and the future of security. From Law Enforcement to Autonomous Policing Timestamp: 00:00 How Ed Prokop’s 30+ year career across LAPD, federal training, and military service led to building an AI-powered patrol vehicle. Background, the origin of Pug, and what autonomous policing actually means in practice—not a replacement for officers, but a new layer of operational support. How Pug Works: Deterrence, AI, and Real-World Deployment Timestamp: 03:54 What makes this system different from traditional surveillance or robotics. Persistent patrol, delivering up to 17x more coverage, AI-powered sensors, real-time environmental awareness, and how the vehicle functions as a force multiplier in active security environments. Trust, Ethics, and the Future of AI in Security Timestamp: 13:03 The human side of deploying AI in public spaces. Public perception, privacy concerns, data ownership, built-in guardrails, and why human oversight remains essential as this technology becomes more integrated into everyday security operations. You can learn more about Ed’s work at http://policinglab.org You can explore Pug here http://pugvehicle.com You can learn more about our work at ArcusGrp.com This episode is sponsored by https://www.f1rstfence.com/

    39분

  2. 2월 11일

    From Secret Service to the NBA with Adam Stockwell, Milwaukee Bucks

    In this conversation, Adam Stockwell, the Chief Security Officer for the Milwaukee Bucks, shares insights into the complexities of security in the sports industry. He discusses his transition from a career in the Secret Service to managing security for a major sports team, emphasizing the importance of designing security features into new venues, the challenges of managing large crowds, and the collaboration with local law enforcement. Stockwell also highlights the significance of training and empowering his security staff, as well as the evolving nature of team security, especially in light of recent events. From Secret Service to the NBA Timestamp: 00:40 How former presidential protection agent, Adam Stockwell, became the head of security for an NBA franchise. Career path, transition from federal service to private-sector sports security, and building a new arena from the ground up. The Security You Never See Timestamp: 07:01 The hidden layers of protection built into modern arenas. Environmental design, blast analysis, bollards, surveillance, and proactive security planning. When the Crowd Is Bigger Than the Plan Timestamp: 22:14 What happens when 100,000 people show up to a space built for 10,000. Championship crowds, perimeter failures, crowd behavior, and lessons learned from massive gatherings. Protecting Billion-Dollar Teams on the Road Timestamp: 46:55 Why NBA travel now looks more like executive protection than team logistics. Player protection, intelligence, travel risks, and how team security has evolved. You can learn more about the Bucks at https://www.nba.com/bucks/ You can connect with Adam here https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-stockwell-b3285a32/ You can learn more about our work at ArcusGrp.com

    56분

  3. 1월 16일

    "I'm not a female CSO, I'm the CSO" with Chief Cathy Lanier, NFL

    Security rarely fails because of a lack of tools, it fails when leaders stop anticipating what’s next. In this episode of Managing Your Perimeter, hosts Anna Reahl, P.J. O’Neil, and Mel Lukens sit down with Chief Cathy Lanier, Chief Security Officer of the National Football League and former Chief of Police for Washington, D.C. Drawing on more than three decades of leadership across local law enforcement, homeland security, and global mass-gathering events, Chief Lanier unpacks what it truly means to stay “always on” in today’s security environment. From Super Bowls and NFL Drafts drawing hundreds of thousands of attendees, to international games operating under entirely different laws, cultures, and threat profiles, she explains why complacency is one of the most dangerous risks facing modern security operations. Throughout the conversation, Lanier shares how strategic planning has evolved from five-year cycles to continuous, real-time recalibration: and why relationships, trust, and unified command matter just as much as technology. She offers a candid look at intelligence operations, game integrity, cybersecurity, AI-driven surveillance, and the critical role of fast, validated information in preventing incidents before they escalate. This episode also explores leadership under pressure: setting clear expectations, maintaining accountability, and building teams capable of operating decisively when seconds matter. Whether overseeing stadium security, managing global intelligence streams, or coordinating with federal, state, and local partners, Lanier emphasizes that effective protection depends on foresight, collaboration, and the discipline to never assume yesterday’s solutions will work tomorrow. For security professionals, event operators, and organizational leaders alike, this conversation is a masterclass in adaptive leadership, and a reminder that safety is built long before doors open. You can learn more about Arcus Group at arcusgrp.com

    40분

  4. 2025. 12. 18.

    Behind the perimeter with Dan Donovan

    In this episode of Managing Your Perimeter, we talk with Dan Donovan, founder of Stratoscope, whose team has secured everything from the Super Bowl and Formula One to global tech conferences. Dan shares how strategic event security is less about metal detectors and more about protecting brands, reputations, and guest experiences. Find more of Dan's work at https://stratoscope.com/ https://ingressotek.com/ https://stratosk9.com/ And Arcus Group at  https://ArcusGrp.com

    54분

  5. 2025. 12. 18.

    Chasing The Last Emergency: Rethinking School Safety Beyond the Bell with Jason Russell

    Security often lags one step behind, chasing the last emergency instead of anticipating the next. In this episode of Managing Your Perimeter, Anna Reahl and P.J. O’Neil sit down with Jason Russell — former Secret Service agent and founder of multiple security companies — to talk about the unique challenges facing schools and campuses today. From the everyday emergencies schools encounter, to the overlooked risks of after-hours events and extracurriculars, Jason shares why complacency is the biggest threat of all. He breaks down how one-size-fits-all fixes waste resources, why “cheap security” is never really safe, and how initiatives like Greek Shield are reshaping campus safety. Whether you’re an educator, administrator, or security professional, this conversation is a reminder that protecting students requires more than gadgets and mandates — it demands foresight, planning, and a willingness to challenge complacency. You can find Jason’s work at  secprotects.com And Arcus group at  arcusgrp.com

    47분

  6. 2025. 12. 18.

    Managing the Road: Leadership, Logistics, and the Human Factor with Sharon Lee

    In this episode of Managing Your Perimeter, Anna Reahl, P.J. O’Neil and Mel Lukens talk with Sharon Lee, Founder and President of High Road, a Nashville-based entertainment trucking company that keeps major tours moving across North America. Sharon shares the realities of touring logistics, the human side of leadership, and how trucking intersects with perimeter security more than most people realize. From pre-tour planning to middle-of-the-night breakdowns, she highlights the coordination, communication, and culture required to keep large events safe and on schedule. Topics we cover: How touring logistics and perimeter security overlap Why strong team culture matters more than equipment How High Road vets and trains drivers for safety and consistency What “Tour Up” support looks like for newer tours Mental health resources in the live-event industry Real stories from the road—breakdowns, border crossings, and fast pivots “It’s never about the truck. It’s always about the people.” —Sharon Lee Learn more about High Road at  https://www.highroadusa.com/  Find Eccho Live at  https://www.eccholive.com/ Learn more about Arcus Group at  www.arcusgrp.com

    49분

  7. 2025. 12. 18.

    SPECIAL EPISODE: ARCUS Group Talks Astroworld Festival™

    As the recent tragic events in Houston show us, unruly crowds can be dangerous, even deadly. How do you create a safe space for a huge gathering of people, each with different goals, as well as different emotional and mental states?  How do you build out a temporary space that is easy to navigate in moments of crisis? How do you deal with a restive crowd?   We don’t have all the answers about why Houston’s crowd reacted this way.  At ARCUS we work with the production teams and Local Law Enforcement to create plans just as they did in Houston.  Our hope is everyone can execute the plan accordingly in time of crisis.

    29분

  8. 2025. 12. 18.

    Securing the Game with Uliana Barbysheva and Konstantin Turuntcev of Event Concept Consultancy

    In this episode of Managing Your Perimeter, hosts Anna Reahl and PJ O'Neil speak with Uliana Barbysheva and Konstantin Turuntcev of Event Concept Consultancy, security experts behind some of the world’s largest sporting events—including the FIFA World Cups in Russia and Qatar. Together, they unpack what it takes to secure a global event, from invisible security and integrated planning to managing fan cultures and post-COVID crowd behavior. The conversation touches on the 4S model (Safety, Security, Service, Stakeholders), real-world lessons, and the complex challenges facing the 2026 World Cup across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. Whether you're in operations, law enforcement, or event logistics, this episode is a masterclass in proactive, people-centered security. Konstantin Turuntcev is a global events professional with over a decade of experience in crowd management, spectator services, and security. He has delivered high-impact results for events including the Sochi 2014 Olympic Games, Formula 1 in Sochi, the 2018 FIFA World Cup, and the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Konstantin develops and implements crowd strategies, operational plans, and staffing systems that keep complex events running smoothly on the world stage. Uliana Barbysheva is a global security strategist with over 14 years of experience operating in high-stakes, high-visibility environments. She played a pivotal role in developing the requirements, methodology, and operational documentation for stadium security at the two most recent FIFA World Cups—building and leading international teams to deliver on the world’s largest sporting stage.  Together, their approach blends precision planning with on-the-ground adaptability, making them sought-after experts in global event security operations. You can learn more about their work at:  http://eventconcept.biz  LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/eventconceptconsultancy

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Perimeter security is a multifaceted challenge, encompassing aesthetics, safety, and the delicate balance of free expression and access. Managing it effectively requires a lot of dedication and effort. Join us on the brand-new weekly podcast 'Managing Your Perimeter™,' where hosts and seasoned perimeter security specialists Anna Reahl and P.J. O'Neil delve into the latest security developments, engaging in insightful conversations with experts and industry insiders. Explore the dynamic world of ensuring the safety and security of spaces and the individuals within them.

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    ARCUS Group, LLC
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    2021년 - 2026년
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