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Family training, in person

Family security that holds at home and on the road.

Family training, organized discreetly, gives your closest circle shared protocols, rehearsed together.

Training program ↓
Family training, in person for your closest circle, including your children and the people who work in your home
Your risk profile

Your exposure includes the people at home.

Your partner, children and household staff share an address, routines and often plans. The more a family holds and the more regular its week, the more a rehearsed plan pays off.

172

data leaks on our record exposed home addresses.

Gart leak record, 5 November 2026
149

physical attacks on our record hit a relative or partner: alongside the holder, as leverage, or in the holder's place.

Gart Research, 6 November 2026
Human factor

The risk often starts close to you.

48%

of the physical attacks with documented targeting began with someone the victim knew: a business contact, an acquaintance, an insider or a relative. For home invasions it was 47%.

Gart Research, 6 November 2026

Technology lowers the cost of targeting you.

AI and data leaks make your home address, routines and social graph easy to find. Cryptocurrencies and digital money make your wealth fast to move under pressure.

AI

AI does what once took a skilled team.

2 to 3hours for a breach carried out with AI
Cryptocurrency

Crime is moving to crypto.

54%

of internet crime losses reported to the FBI in 2025 involved crypto.

Our approach

Good security is light.

It fits the way you live and takes the worry off your mind, because you know your actual threat model, your response is written down and your family has practiced it until it is automatic. Children learn their part through play, so it becomes an everyday habit.

A family session lets you

Settle your concerns.

01 / 05Discreet relocation →

Choosing a residence

Whether you are buying or renting, or planning a move to a new country, the address you choose soon sits in registers, delivery systems and customer databases. Of the 304 data leaks on our record, 172 exposed home addresses.

We look at your shortlist with you before you sign: what each place gives away, how easily it can be reached and watched, and what it would take to live there quietly. You choose with the exposure in view, and the home is set up well from the first day.

Discreet relocation

A move is the one chance to reset what strangers know about where you live, whether it follows a sale, a threat, or an old address that has been in too many places. Addresses outlive the people who lived there: in 14 cases on our record the attackers reached the wrong person or the wrong address.

We plan the move with you so the new address reaches only the people who need it, and the old one stops pointing to you.

03 / 05Vetting household staff →

Residential and perimeter security

Your home's protection has to work while you are in it, at the front door or somewhere else. Of the 224 home invasions on our record, 92 began with a forced entry and 52 with someone using a role the occupants would trust: police, an official, a courier or a worker.

We look at your home the way an outsider would, from the street to the bedroom, and fit the measures to the house and the people who live in it. You know what to change, what to keep, and how your household answers the door.

04 / 05Safe rooms →

Vetting household staff

Housekeepers, nannies, drivers and guards see your routines, your guests and often your keys. In 13 cases on our record, someone inside opened the door, handed over a code or a key, or delivered the person to the attackers.

We help you hire with checks that fit each role, decide who needs to know what, and handle departures cleanly. The result is trust you have grounds for, and staff who know their part if something happens.

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Safe rooms

A safe room helps only if everyone can reach it in time and knows what to do once inside. It is worth considering for larger homes, remote properties and families with children.

We help you decide whether you need one, where it should be and what it must hold, and we plan how each person gets there. If you already have one, we check it against how your household moves through the day.

01 / 04Attending events →

Safe travel

Travel puts you in unfamiliar places on schedules that others know: hotels, drivers, organizers and assistants all hold a piece of it.

We prepare your trips with you: where you stay, how you move, what you share and with whom, and what you do when plans change at short notice. You travel on your own terms, with a plan your team and family can follow from home.

02 / 04Defensive driving →

Attending events

Galas, matches, school events and private parties put your family in a known place at a known time, often with a guest list, a seating plan and photos that go online the same evening.

We plan with you what gets shared before and after, how you arrive and leave, and what each of you does if you get separated or something feels wrong. You enjoy the event, and the details stay with the people who need them.

Defensive driving

Your car follows the same routes at the same times. In 38 cases on our record, the vehicle was blocked, rammed or stopped on the road.

The training covers how to see a setup on the road before it closes, and what you and your driver do if it does. It applies to you at the wheel and to anyone who drives you or your family.

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Noticing when you are followed

Someone who watches you first also gives you a chance to see them. In 66 of the 452 cases where we know how the person was chosen, they had been followed, watched or tracked beforehand.

We train you and the people close to you to notice what does not belong and to know what to do next, without turning daily life into a drill.

01 / 03Cloned voices and faces →

Unexpected calls and emails

A call or message that asks for money, a code or a quick favor can reach you, your partner, your children or the people who work in your home, with urgency and a familiar name attached.

We set clear rules with your family for unexpected and urgent requests, so that no single message can move money or open a door.

02 / 03Opportunities and invitations →

Cloned voices and faces

A familiar voice or face is no longer proof of who is on the line. In a 2025 study, listeners took a cloned voice for the real person about 80% of the time, and in July 2026 the FBI warned that scammers generate videos for real-time chats with people posing as company executives and officials.

You and the people who could be impersonated agree in advance how a real request is confirmed. When the call comes, nobody has to judge whether the voice sounds right.

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Opportunities and invitations

An investment pitch, an invitation to an event, or a dinner with new acquaintances on holiday can bring someone to a chosen place at a chosen time. In 131 cases on our record the person was drawn in by a pretext, 38 of them by a business or investment meeting.

We help you and your family check an invitation before you accept it and set up first meetings on your terms. You stay open to new people and decide where and how you meet.

01 / 06First aid practice →

Emergency response

In an emergency, people do what they have practiced.

We build the response with you: who raises the alarm, how help finds you, and what everyone else does in the meantime. Then we practice it until it holds under stress.

02 / 06Home invasion →

First aid practice

In an emergency, help can take minutes to arrive, and the first person on hand is often someone from your family or household. Knowing how to stop bleeding, keep someone breathing and call for help clearly changes what happens in those minutes.

We practice the basics with the adults and older children in your family on realistic situations at home and on the move, and check that your emergency kit holds what you would need.

03 / 06Kidnapping response →

Home invasion

Home invasions make up 224 of the 841 cases on our record, and in 2026 they overtook kidnapping.

We help you make your home harder to get into, and make sure everyone in it, children and staff included, knows what to do in the first minutes. We work out the plan with you for your home and your family, and rehearse it with the people who will use it.

04 / 06Safe houses →

Kidnapping response

Kidnapping is the most frequent type of case on our record overall. The person taken may be you or someone in your family, and the demand is a ransom or a transfer of your funds.

We help you make a kidnapping harder to plan against you, and rehearse with you and your family what happens if it does. What you do yourself, if you are the one taken, is part of the training.

05 / 06Psychology in crisis →

Safe houses

Sometimes the right move is to leave for a while: after a threat, during unrest, or when your address has been exposed. A safe house is a place to go that is ready before you need it.

We help you choose the place, decide who knows about it and how you get there unnoticed, and keep it ready without drawing attention.

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Psychology in crisis

Stress changes how people think, speak and decide, adults and children alike. Knowing what to expect in yourself and in the people around you makes it easier to stay with the plan.

We cover how to stay steady under pressure, how to support each other and communicate during and after an incident, and when to bring in professional help.

The training program

Every gap has an answer.

Your Gart training closes each one in a session.

Do you know what draws attention to you?

Session 1 Threat assessment

How people are found and chosen in the cases Gart Research documents, and what draws attention to you in particular. The session ends with a threat profile for you and your family.

How easy are your data, routines and home to find?

Session 2 Operational security

Digital and physical habits for your devices, accounts, home, car and travel. You learn to notice surveillance and to confirm who you are dealing with, cloned voices and faces on video included. A 30-day plan closes your biggest gaps first.

Does everyone know who does what?

Session 3 Protocol design

Who acts, what they do and whom they call, written down with you, including how to brief your children and the people who work in your home. Each protocol fits the security you already have and is tested on realistic scenarios.

Will your plan hold under stress?

Session 4 Response practice

The first 60 seconds of an incident, communication during a crisis and recovery afterwards, practiced until the response runs without thinking.

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What you'll receive

Tailored to your closest circle.

Included

  • One or more full days of training
  • Training time with your children or household staff
  • Custom protocol development
  • Integration with your existing security setup
  • 30 days of priority advisor access
1+days
1 to 5family members
Your choiceof place and time

More seats and days on request. Organized discreetly, at home or wherever you prefer.

After the program

  • One-on-one calls ahead of the queue
  • One free hour for questions and scenario planning
  • Threat briefings from Gart Research
  • First access to the Gart stealth trigger before public release. It sends your alert, location and response protocol to the people you choose.

Training materials

Personal threat assessment, first page
Threat assessment
Extended personal opsec checklist, first page
Opsec checklist
Gart response protocols handbook, first page
Protocols handbook
Response protocol templates, first page
Protocol templates
Testimonials

In our clients' words.

My husband and I are both exposed through our line of work. And now we have a newborn too, so I constantly worried. After one day with a Gart advisor, I feel so much more confident and calm.
Wife & mom USA
Highly valuable & impactful training. I feel much more prepared & less scared.
Lara entrepreneurEMEA, CH
This is absolutely perfect training & was much needed in our industry!! Extremely knowledgeable.
Jeff G. investortraveling worldwide
After this training, you will not see a world as before. You become more aware and do the best to prevent kidnapping. Gart trainers will teach you the little things and habits that will make a tremendous difference.
Dusan M. educator & investoroperating worldwide
Who you work with

Senior advisors who keep things practical.

We don't provide guards or armored cars. We make sure that before you need any of those, you have a solid setup and a plan for realistic threats. Our advice is based on research and experience. Our advisors are family men too.

To protect our clients in active engagements, our advisors keep a low profile.

Our team has expertise in
  • Military operations and continuity of operations
  • Crisis management and personal risk management
  • Surveillance and counter-surveillance
  • Residential security
  • Cryptography and digital privacy
  • Cryptocurrencies, and the new AI tools we study closely
Your information stays confidential

We keep as little about you as we can.

During an engagement we make no recordings or notes, and we keep no client information in any system beyond what invoicing requires.

Next step

Start with a short call.

Tell us your needs, dates and location. We call you to talk them through, then send a proposal built around your goals. Your assistant can send this request for you.

Every conversation is confidential. We hold every call on our own server, so we do not use Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet.