Question 1

What is the difference between close protection and executive protection?

Accepted Answer

Close protection refers to the physical security detail that remains in close proximity to the principal — typically one to four officers depending on the threat level. Executive protection is a broader programme that includes advance work, route planning, intelligence assessment, residential security, and the integration of the close protection team into the principal's lifestyle. FFGR provides both as components of a unified protective programme tailored to each mandate.

Question 2

How quickly can FFGR Security deploy a team?

Accepted Answer

FFGR Security operates on a 24/7 basis with pre-positioned teams in all primary markets — Europe, the Gulf, the Americas, and Asia Pacific. For standard deployments, full team activation is achievable within four to twelve hours. For urgent or unplanned requirements, FFGR can provide initial coverage within 60 to 120 minutes in cities where we have permanent operations.

Question 3

Do FFGR protection officers carry weapons?

Accepted Answer

FFGR deploys armed and unarmed teams according to the principal's requirement, jurisdiction, and threat level. In jurisdictions where armed private security is legally permitted, FFGR holds the appropriate licences and deploys armed officers where the threat assessment warrants it. In the majority of European and Asian mandates, FFGR deploys highly trained unarmed officers using a deterrence-and-extraction approach that does not require visible weapons.

Question 4

What languages does the FFGR security team speak?

Accepted Answer

FFGR Security Worldwide fields protection officers fluent in English, French, Arabic, Spanish, Italian, German, Russian, Chinese, Portuguese, Japanese, and Dutch. For any given mandate, we match the officer's language profile to the operating environment and the principal's primary language. For multi-jurisdiction operations, team composition is designed to ensure at least one officer can operate natively in each country on the itinerary.

Question 5

How does FFGR Security protect the privacy of its clients?

Accepted Answer

Every FFGR mandate is conducted under a mutual non-disclosure agreement signed before operational planning begins. Client identities, itineraries, and operational details are held in encrypted, access-controlled systems with compartmentalised access — only the officers directly involved in a mandate have access to that mandate's information. FFGR does not name clients in marketing materials, does not confirm the existence of any mandate to third parties, and does not retain operational records beyond the contractual minimum required for insurance and legal compliance.

Оперативная дисциплина, основанная на сдержанности, предвидении и доверии

Дискретность

Предвидение

Координация

Совершенство

Конфиденциальность

Как мы работаем — спокойно, структурированно, ответственно

01 · Конфиденциальный брифинг

02 · Анализ угроз

03 · Индивидуальное предложение

04 · Мобилизация

05 · Операция

06 · Послеоперационный анализ

What to Expect from a Close Protection Officer — A Guide for Principals and Family Offices

TSCM and Counter-Surveillance in Executive Protection: What Principals Need to Know

Threat Assessment for UHNW Principals: How Close Protection Professionals Evaluate Risk

Работа в соответствии с высочайшими французскими, европейскими и международными стандартами

Слово — прежде всего.