Aubin M. Jack is an award-winning author, retired U.S. Army Military Police officer, and security and violence-prevention consultant. With 37 years of experience in military operations, physical security, crime prevention, executive protection, crisis management, firearms instruction, and self-defense, he brings extensive practical expertise to his writing.
He is the President and CEO of National Alert Security and Protection Services and has coordinated security missions with the FBI, U.S. Secret Service, and law-enforcement agencies at the state and local levels. His work has supported presidents, vice presidents, senators, ambassadors, dignitaries, athletes, entertainers, and other high-profile individuals in the United States and abroad.
Jack is the author of Confronting the Threat: A Guide to Reducing Domestic and Gun Violence and Crimson Bloodlines: The Rise of King Musa, Africa’s First Vampire, which received an International Impact Book Award. Through his writing and professional work, he remains committed to one enduring principle: The best time to confront a threat is before it becomes a tragedy.