Executive Protection in Austin, Texas: Legal Framework

Providing executive protection services in Texas requires a license under Texas Occupations Code Chapter 1702. Armed protection requires additional licensing under the Texas Private Security Act. Watson PI holds all required licenses and maintains current training certifications.

Every executive protection engagement begins with a comprehensive threat assessment, evaluating the client's risk profile, identifying potential threats, and developing a protection plan. Advance work involves pre-visiting venues, travel routes, and accommodations to identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities before the client arrives.

High-value executives and public figures are frequent targets of electronic surveillance. Watson PI integrates TSCM sweeps into executive protection programs, sweeping residences, offices, vehicles, and hotel rooms before and during client stays to detect and neutralize unauthorized surveillance devices.