In an industry dominated by low-margin contract labor, Execushield operates on a different plane: high-stakes executive protection and specialized training. While their digital footprint is modest, their physical footprint—83 employees and $14.4M in revenue—tells a story of a traditional security firm built on government contracts and elite training.

"Execushield isn't chasing vanity metrics; they are securing high-value assets where digital presence matters less than operational readiness."

The tech stack reveals a pragmatic approach. Using jQuery and Bootstrap suggests a functional, legacy-heavy frontend rather than a modern, agile web app. This aligns with their operational focus: heavy on field training (First aid, weapons, trauma) and light on digital innovation. For a security firm, that might be exactly the right prioritization.

• Dual Revenue Streams: Combines revenue from active security contracts and a training center (BSIS courses).
• Operational Depth: Specialized roles like 'Maritime Security' and 'Polygraph' suggest capabilities beyond standard guard services.
• Leadership Structure: Clear hierarchy with VP David Faught and specialized unit coordinators like Marco Innocenti.