TelAve -- CrisisWire has launched a free public resource hub for people who plan for violence prevention and crisis readiness in schools, colleges, workplaces and executive settings. The hub is at https://crisiswire.netlify.app/?utm_source=prlo...

The site brings together books by Warren Pulley, a protection specialist, threat management consultant and author with nearly four decades in security, law enforcement and protective operations. Featured titles include Integrated BTAM: Mastering Multi-Threat Safety in a Volatile World, a unified framework for behavioral, physical, digital and systemic risk with a 90-day rollout plan, and The BTAM Case Workbook, a hands-on companion with 22 write-in forms and 10 fictional practice cases for teams.

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Visitors can download free tools without buying a book. The free BTAM form sampler includes Form 4 (Concern Report and Intake), Form 6 (Triage and Screening Worksheet) and Form 15 (Case Management Plan): https://crisiswire.netlify.app/btam-forms/?utm_source=prlog&utm_medium=press_release&utm_campaign=crisiswire_launch

A free one-page Threat Assessment First-Response Checklist covers the first hours after a concerning report: safety, documentation, triage, lawful information gathering, behavior-based assessment, case management and closure. The site also lists books on executive protection, campus preparedness, access control and security careers.

"Schools, campuses, and workplaces need practical tools they can use under pressure," Pulley said. "CrisisWire puts free forms and a first-response checklist alongside books written from the field, so teams can start with something usable today."

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Pulley served as a U.S. Air Force Security Policeman, including during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm; with the Los Angeles Police Department from 1994 to 2006; and in protective security with Triple Canopy at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad from 2007 to 2013. He founded RyPul Threat Assessments in 2013, and across his career he has conducted more than 2,400 threat assessments for nearly two hundred clients. He is trained in behavioral threat assessment and management and is founder and executive director of ISPI Global, the Island Security Policy Institute.

CrisisWire materials are a starting point for practitioners and administrators, not a substitute for organization-specific legal advice or emergency response.

Media contact: Warren Pulley, CrisisWire, crisiswire@proton.me, (808) 999-0544.