Consulting Services
Buy the judgment before you need the team.
Honeybadger Solutions™ puts veteran-led operators in your boardroom, your facility, and your travel plans — turning field-tested experience into a clear, defensible security program your team can actually execute.
Veteran-Led  ·  Nationwide & International Reach  ·  Board-, Insurer- & Court-Ready Deliverables
One Front Door
Six disciplines under a single advisory relationship — physical, digital & airborne.
Advise + Execute
The firm that writes the plan can also deploy the team to run it.
Senior Judgment
Every engagement led by operators, not junior analysts or theorists.
Defensible Output
Written findings built to stand up to a board, an insurer, or a court.
The Integrated Model
One advisory front door across every discipline we operate. You get senior judgment, written deliverables, and a plan your team can execute — whether you need a one-time assessment or an ongoing advisory retainer.
Security
Executive Protection
Investigations
Cyber
Digital Forensics
Drone / UAS
Transportation
Managed IT
Security Systems
Same firm. Field-tested.
What We Advise On
Nine practices. One standard of judgment.
Each practice is led by people who have done the work in the field — then documented into a program you can hand to your team, your insurer, or your counsel.
01
Transportation Risk & Security
Securing the movement of people, cargo, and high-value assets — route intelligence, threat assessment, protocols, and vendor vetting.
02
Transportation & Logistics Consulting
Supply-chain and fleet resilience — securing warehousing, distribution, and the movement of goods, with continuity planning and vendor oversight end to end.
03
Cybersecurity & vCISO
Threat modeling, security architecture, incident-response readiness, and virtual-CISO advisory for teams that can’t staff it in-house.
04
IT & Infrastructure
Secure IT design, resilience, backup and disaster recovery, and vendor selection — built for small teams and enterprises alike.
05
Drone / UAS Programs
Standing up compliant drone operations: FAA Part 107, security and ISR use cases, policy, and airspace risk.
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06
Camera, CCTV & Systems
Surveillance, access-control, and alarm-system design, placement, and vendor-agnostic specification — so you buy the right system once.
07
Executive & Travel Risk
Protecting principals at home, at work, and on the move — advance work and travel risk management, domestic and international.
08
Risk & Vulnerability Assessments
Facilities, sites, and operations scored against real threat models, with prioritized, defensible recommendations.
09
Corporate Security Program Design
Policies, protocols, vendor vetting, and response plans built to standard — the framework that ties every control together.
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How We Engage
Assess. Design. Enable.
A disciplined path from unknown risk to a running program — with a clear deliverable at every step.
STEP 01
Assess
We measure your real exposure against real threat models — people, facilities, travel, systems — and put it in writing.
STEP 02
Design
We turn findings into a prioritized, defensible program: policy, protocols, specifications, and the sequence to build them.
STEP 03
Enable
We hand your team a plan they can run — and, when you want it, we deploy Honeybadger operators to execute alongside them.
Project
One-time assessment or program build
A defined scope, a fixed deliverable, a clear recommendation set you own outright.
Retainer
Ongoing advisory relationship
Senior judgment on call — for the incidents, decisions, and travel you can’t see coming.
Operators, Not Theorists
The firm that advises you can also execute.
Veteran-led · nationwide and international reach · findings you can hand to a board, an insurer, or a court. That’s the strategic advantage: one relationship spanning security, protection, investigations, cyber, forensics, and drone — advice written by the same people who can carry it out.
What You Keep
Deliverables written to be used, not filed.
Every engagement ends with documents your team can act on and a third party can check. You own them outright, and they are written in plain language rather than consultant shorthand.
01
Written risk assessment
What we examined, what we found, how likely each problem is and what it would cost you, set out so a board, an insurer or an auditor can follow the reasoning from evidence to conclusion.
02
Prioritised remediation roadmap
Findings ranked by risk reduction per dollar, grouped into what to fix this month, this quarter and this year, with the dependencies between them made explicit.
03
Policies and protocols
Post orders, visitor and access rules, travel and movement protocols, incident escalation and communication plans, drafted to fit how your organisation actually operates.
04
System specifications
Camera placement, access-control zoning, alarm and monitoring design, and network and backup requirements, written so vendors quote against the same scope instead of their own.
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05
Vendor and partner vetting
Guard companies, integrators, carriers and IT providers checked against licensing, insurance and track record before you sign, so the weakest link is found on paper first.
06
Training and tabletop exercises
Scenario walkthroughs for leadership and front-line staff, run against your own sites and your own plans, so the first time a plan is tested is not during a real incident.
When Clients Call
The moments consulting pays for itself.
Most organisations do not go looking for a security consultant. Something changes, and the old arrangements stop being good enough. These are the situations we are brought in for most often.
After an incident
A theft, breach or threat has already happened
We establish how it happened, whether it is still possible, and what has to change, separately from any investigation or insurance claim that may be running in parallel.
Before growth
A new site, a new region or a new line of business
Every expansion resets the assumptions your current controls rest on. Assessing before the doors open is far cheaper than retrofitting afterwards.
External pressure
An insurer, a customer or a regulator is asking questions
Underwriters and large customers increasingly want evidence of controls. A written assessment and documented protocols answer those questions better than a description of good intentions.
Changing exposure
A leader becomes more visible or starts travelling
Media attention, a public dispute or international travel changes the threat picture around a person. We assess it and set proportionate protection, which may be much less than people expect.
Due diligence
An acquisition, a partnership or a major contract
We look at the security, investigative and cyber exposure you would be inheriting, so it is priced into the decision rather than discovered after it.
Board request
Leadership wants proof, not reassurance
An independent review gives directors something defensible to point to, including the areas that are genuinely fine and do not need more spending.
A First Engagement
What the first few weeks look like.
Scope and timing depend on how many sites, people and systems are involved. A single-site assessment usually follows this shape, and we agree a fixed fee before any work starts.
WEEKS 1–2
Discovery
Interviews with the people who actually run the site, a walk-through at the hours that matter, and a review of existing plans, incident history, contracts and system settings.
WEEKS 3–4
Findings
A written assessment with each finding tied to evidence, rated for likelihood and impact, and walked through with you before anything is final.
WEEK 5 ONWARD
Roadmap and handover
A sequenced remediation plan and the supporting documents. If you want help carrying it out, our own licensed operators can deploy alongside your team.
Who We Advise
Across sectors where getting it wrong is expensive.
We advise hospitals and clinics, retailers and distribution centres, manufacturers, logistics operators, property managers and HOAs, energy and critical-infrastructure sites, financial firms, places of worship, schools, and government agencies, including set-aside work as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. Each sector brings its own rules and its own failure modes, so recommendations are written for how your operation actually runs.
Sector detail: healthcare · retail · cargo and logistics · critical infrastructure · government and SDVOSB
Questions
About security consulting.
Scope
Do you only advise, or can you also do the work?
Both, and you choose. Many clients take the written plan and run it themselves. Others ask us to implement part or all of it with our own licensed officers, investigators and technicians. The advice is the same either way.
Independence
Will you recommend products you sell?
We specify what the problem needs and name the requirement, not a brand. Where we do supply equipment, we say so plainly, and you are free to buy it anywhere.
Cost
How is a consulting engagement priced?
A project is quoted as a fixed fee once the scope is agreed, so there is no open meter. Retainers are a monthly fee for a defined amount of advisory time. The first conversation costs nothing.
Confidentiality
How do you handle what you find?
Findings are shared only with the people you name. We will sign your NDA or provide ours, and sensitive material such as site vulnerabilities is handled on a need-to-know basis.
Location
Do you work outside Arizona?
Yes. We are based in Arizona and work nationwide and internationally, pairing our own staff with licensed partners wherever local licensing requires it.
Outcome
Can you guarantee we will not have another incident?
No honest consultant can. What we can do is reduce the likelihood and the impact, show you exactly which risks remain, and make sure you are not caught unprepared by the ones that are left.
Start Here
Bring senior judgment into the room.
Tell us what keeps you up at night. We’ll tell you what a defensible program looks like — and what it takes to get there.
Honeybadger Solutions LLC · Veteran & Military-Owned · Oro Valley & Casa Grande, Arizona · Nationwide & International