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EPS Dispatch // March 30, 2026 // Operation Epic Fury Day 30
Operation Epic Fury hits Day 30 with no end state. The US has fired 850+ Tomahawks against ~90/year production. Houthis open new front against Israel as Hormuz stays closed and US gas hits $3.98/gal.
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EPS Daily Brief, Saturday June 6: Decision season at SCOTUS, deadline season for regulators
Three stories for EPS subscribers: the Supreme Court's pending Wolford v. Lopez carry decision, Cal/OSHA's workplace violence rule nearing a final vote, and ATF's 34-rule reform package open for comment.
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EPS Daily Brief, June 1, 2026: ATF Training Rounds, DHS PSO Awards, Tennessee Guard Rules
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Veteran-Owned and Mission-Ready: SDVOSBs in the Federal Marketplace
The federal government built deliberate pathways to direct contracting dollars to service disabled veteran owned small businesses. SDVOSB certification opens set aside and sole source opportunities, and veteran firms fit security work, but the designation gets you considered while execution gets you hired.
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A physical security assessment is not a sales tour or a checklist. It is seeing a facility the way an adversary would, through deter, detect, delay, respond, layered defense, and CPTED, matched to the real threat and budget. Most losses exploit ordinary lapses hiding in plain sight.
Kawika Rogers·May 30 - EPS Dispatch
The Insider Threat: Risk That Already Has a Badge
Organizations spend heavily to keep threats outside the perimeter, then hand keys and logins to thousands. The insider threat is already credentialed. Malicious, negligent, or compromised, it is countered by blending technical controls with a fair, human reporting culture, especially at departure.
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