The residences of the client are an intrinsic, yet often overlooked, component of executive protection. This is especially important where the individual has more than one residence, often in more than one country, or is away from the main home on a frequent basis.
The threats to property could be for the purpose of committing direct crimes against the occupants and staff. However, if the property is not continually occupied, it could also be vulnerable to squatting or to being infiltrated for the purpose of 'stealing' personal information around the family, their finances, movements etc as a precursor to committing more serious crimes.
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