National Capital RegionVA DCJS License No. 99-613042
Deetz Consulting
WHOM THE FIRM SERVES

For the principal whose exposure has changed faster than their arrangements.

For corporate executives, public figures, and principals who recognize their personal security posture warrants an independent, confidential read.

A principal's exposure rarely changes all at once. It drifts — a promotion, a transaction, a public position, a profile that grows quietly until the arrangements made in a quieter season no longer fit the season at hand.

Most executives and principals arrive at personal security the same way: a triggering event, an urgent decision, an arrangement assembled quickly. What rarely follows is a structured, independent review of whether that arrangement actually fits the exposure — the residence, the routine, the travel, the family, the digital footprint that bears on physical safety.

The gap is usually not the absence of security. It is the absence of coherence. Capability has been added over time without anyone reviewing the whole. The principal feels protected because the visible elements are present, without an independent basis for knowing whether the posture matches the exposure.

The firm provides that review — quietly, in conversation with the principal and anyone they designate. It is the federal-protective discipline of assessment, applied to a private individual. The deliverable is clarity: an honest, end-to-end read on where exposure lives and how to address it. Confidential, by design.

What a principal cannot see alone.

A principal moving through a public appearance where visibility has quietly increased.

The counsel principals most often retain.

I.

Individual Physical Security Assessments

A confidential review of a principal's personal security posture.

II.

Executive Protection Program Audits

An independent answer to whether the program is actually working.

III.

Residential Security Assessments

Perimeter, staff, vendor, and routine — the full residential picture.

IV.

Travel Security & Advance Briefings

Advance work informed by service as a Secret Service attaché in Moscow.

U.S. Secret Service
U.S. Secret Service
Est. 1865
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Marine Corps
Est. 1775
Homeland Security
Homeland Security
Est. 2003
Defense
Defense
Est. 1947
State
State
Est. 1789

An honest read — confidential, by design.