Encyclopedia of Security and Emergency Management

Encyclopedia of Security and Emergency Management
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安全与应急管理百科全书

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10.1007/978-3-319-69891-5_20-1
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2018
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Chung A
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在分析名人保护时,有些人会认为它与行政保护相同,都是近身保护安全的原则和基础的一部分。在保护人力资产方面,近身保护领域有许多变化。如前所述,如果您要确保有效的保护策略,则基本原理和原则保持不变。然而,提供高管与名人保护的区别之一是后者的公开曝光,但两者之间还有其他区别。当分析高管保护与名人保护的比较时,应该注意的是,高管比他们的名人同行更保守,不愿意进行广泛的公共互动。大多数高管都是企业领导者,负责为公司及其股东做出重要决策。他们不必要的暴露可能会导致危险的一个不知情的个人。由于不需要立即进行不必要的公开曝光,高管们主要是免受这种级别的威胁。行政保护专业人员会建议不要在不必要的情况下进行不必要的或高风险的接触,而且在大多数情况下,行政人员通常会遵守。相反,名人在很大程度上依赖于他们的粉丝群,更愿意在公共场合互动,被看到和拍照(保持器和霍利1998)。
When analyzing celebrity protection, some would argue that it is the same as executive protection, which are all part of the principles and fundamentals of close protection security. There are many variations in the close protection field when it comes to protecting the human asset. As mentioned, the fundamentals and principles remain the same if you are going to ensure an effective protection strategy. However, one difference between providing executive compared to celebrity protection security is the latter’s public exposure, but there are other differences between the two.When analyzing executive protection in comparison with celebrity protection, it should be noted that executives are more reserved and unwilling to engage in extensive public interaction compared to their celebrity counterparts. Most executives are corporate leaders responsible for making important decisions for the company and their shareholders. Their unnecessary exposure can result in danger by an unsuspecting individual. Since there is no immediate need for unnecessary public exposure, executives are primarily shielded from this level of threat. The executive protection professional would advise against unnecessary or high-risk exposure when it is not necessary, and for the most part, the executive usually complies. On the contrary, celebrities for the most part are dependent on their fan base and are more willing to interact and be seen and photographed in public (Holder and Hawley 1998).