When should protective agents conduct an emergency evaluation?

Protective agents should conduct an emergency evaluation regularly and after any incidents that may affect the security plan to ensure that existing security measures remain effective and appropriate. This proactive approach allows agents to quickly assess vulnerabilities, adapt to new threats, and refine their strategies based on real-life incidents or changes in the environment. Regular evaluations help maintain a high level of preparedness, ensuring that protective measures align with the evolving landscape of risks. By incorporating evaluations following significant events, agents can directly address any emerging issues and enhance the overall security framework. This continuous improvement cycle is vital for effective risk management and the safety of the individuals and assets in their care.