For expatriates living overseas, the most serious obstacle to personal safety is an attitude of complacency or fatalism. "It can't happen to me" and "if it's going to happen, it's going to happen" is dangerous thinking.
Recent political events throughout the world are changing the threats you face. Today, the most prevalent threat you face overseas is crime.
A criminal attack against you or your family can take place anywhereost, as can a fire or other disaster. However, you can influence what happens to you by assuming more responsibility for your own security.
Protecting people at risk is one of 15 subjects covered on the forthcoming university-accredited Security Management Stage 1 Course, 14-25 March. Click here for details.
In the interim, follow this link to advice to make your life, and that of your family, safer.
