Managing Your Perimeter™
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, P.J. O'Neil and Mel Lukens 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.
Managing Your Perimeter™
“From Gut Feeling to Action: How to Spot a Workplace Threat”
In this episode of Managing Your Perimeter, hosts Anna Reahl and PJ O'Neil sit down with Tiffany Eagles, a former FBI behavioral profiler with over 20 years of experience in law enforcement. Tiffany breaks down the principles of behavioral threat assessment and how organizations—from schools to corporations—can identify and intervene before violence occurs. She explains the “pathway to violence,” the power of pattern recognition, and why invisible, integrated security systems are more effective than reactive ones. The episode also explores why people hesitate to report concerns, how HR plays a role in insider threat prevention, and what a proactive security culture really looks like. This conversation is essential listening for anyone responsible for workplace safety or organizational leadership.
Tiffany Eagles spent twenty years as an FBI Special Agent investigating a variety of federal violations. Additionally, she was an Instructor in the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit where she created and delivered a course on violence and behavior to senior law enforcement officials. She became a certified behavioral profiler in the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit and assisted law enforcement agencies with complex crimes against adults. Currently, she is a lead contractor with Secure Environment Consultants and delivers training on personality and behavior relating to indicators of violence. Additionally, she provides guidance on creating and successfully implementing behavioral threat assessment programs for schools and the private sector.