Disaster Preparedness & Response
Disruptive events can threaten the safety of personnel, the integrity of assets, and an organization’s ability to continue serving its customers. Mulier Bellator Security (MBS) provides disaster recovery and response support to businesses across the United States, helping organizations prepare for disruption, secure critical assets, and restore operations in a controlled and defensible manner.
Prior to an incident, MBS works with businesses of all sizes and industries to develop practical disaster recovery and response plans tailored to their facilities, operations, and risk profile. This includes identifying critical assets, defining protection and recovery priorities, establishing command and communication protocols, and planning for continuity of operations and logistics. Our focus is on ensuring organizations can protect people, information, and infrastructure while sustaining operations under degraded or disrupted conditions.
Following an incident, MBS supports recovery and stabilization efforts by assisting with asset protection, controlled access, and operational restoration. This includes coordinating the recovery of high-value or sensitive items, supporting the safe reactivation of security and operational systems, and working with trusted MBS partners to secure facilities, information, and infrastructure as conditions normalize.
MBS also helps businesses reestablish safe logistics and operational pathways so they can continue fulfilling their mission and serving customers during recovery. By integrating physical security, access control, communications, and continuity planning, we help reduce secondary losses and support a structured transition from response to sustained operations.
Through disciplined planning, coordinated response, and structured recovery support, MBS serves as a trusted resilience partner for U.S. businesses seeking to protect their people, assets, and operations before, during, and after disruptive events.
Image Source: Time.com (1: Palisades Fire, CA; 2: Hurricane Helene, NC)