Should Security Professionals Call Themselves 'Officers' and 'Agents.'
We're private protectors and should proudly use language that communicates this fact, except where local, state or federal law refers to us as a category of officer;
By Nadra Enzi —— Bio and Archives--October 5, 2026
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I'm not big on private protectors calling themselves 'officers' or 'agents.'
To be clear, it doesn't anger or offend me. It just means we've yet to arrive at terms of our own choosing.
To me at least, I think the private sector does itself a grave disservice by adopting phrases and mindsets from government counterparts.
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