Sign up for our Workplace Violence course today! In today’s unpredictable and fragile world, we all need to be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to stay safe and secure. At Greylake, we believe considering the “human element” is essential in crisis management, violence prevention, and personal resilience to get the most effective outcomes.…

Cyber security has always been important, but there’s never been a more pressing need to become educated about how to protect yourself online. Between more people working remotely than ever before and the ability to access sensitive information anywhere, anytime from our phones, the opportunities for online exploitation are virtually limitless. There are also plenty…

Harassment is defined as unwanted and offensive behavior. This could include offensive jokes, name-calling, intimidation, insults, threats, physical assault, offensive objects and imagery, and unwanted attention. Unfortunately, most women have dealt with unwanted attention at one time or another. Below,  you’ll learn how to deal with unwanted attention in three common settings. To learn more…

Learn to Protect Yourself From Violence Women are disproportionately the victims of gender-based violence not just in the United States, but across the world. At Greylake Training Solutions, we believe that women have a right to feel safe in their day-to-day lives, and this info provides four easy-to-implement tips that you can use to develop…

Ever stop and think about that sudden gut feeling you had? Where did it come from? Did you trust that feeling, or did you rationalize a reason to talk yourself out of, or into something despite your unconscious intelligence telling you otherwise? Those quick judgments and decisions we make every day are called heuristics. According…

As security professionals, we rely on the workforce at our companies and organizations to report incidents that have the potential to put us at risk. Our hope is that our colleagues will be proactive and preventative, ensuring potential threats will be brought to the attention of security so it can be nipped in the bud…

When we know the root causes of why people commit violence, we can better anticipate and prevent events from occurring. We can learn to recognize signs and warnings, we can train people to be better able to prepare and respond. But understanding these root causes means looking across our history. Our behaviors are the result…