Private Agent of People’s Protection or People’s Physical Protection Agent
Close Combat Protection Officer (EPA, Executive Protection Agent in USA)
Natural Person’s Close Combat Protection Officer
Under the Book VI of the Code of internal security, private security companies must receive authorization from the CNAPS, before the start of activity
Under the Book VI of the Code of internal security, the private security guards professional practice is first subject to obtaining a paperless business permit issued by the CNAPS
Person to protect, synonymous with VIP
National Council for Private Security Activities, public administrative body under Ministry of the Interior’s supervision, responsible for approving, monitoring, and advising the private security professions
A plan implementing several APRs and several vehicles
Name given to a female bodyguard in a team
An APR who overemphasizes the protective plan
The action of exposing someone or something to danger, a risk that could hurt them
protection exercised around a well-known figure by their bodyguards, especially when traveling or attending meetings, above all aiming to prevent the individual from being a victim to aggression or attacks
Inherent potential hazard in a given situation or activity
against malicious voluntary acts (assault, theft, vandalism, terrorism, etc.)
A protection plan against critical risks or unintended events (failure, accident, physical assault, theft, etc.)
An APR who is there to observe and learn without having a direct role
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