Olympic Tactical & Investigations, LLC

05/22/2026

Here is Alex at his 15th match and celebrating 1 year of USPSA. This is stage 7 of the USPSA Washington state championship.

73% of the world champ isn’t where Alex wanted to be, but this is why we train. As instructors we should always be hungry for more and willing to test our skills against the best.

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05/08/2026

Shooting on the move is a vital skill for any armed professional, but is often the least practiced.

Here Alex is shown pushing the speed past his comfort zone while staying in control. Building speed is crucial in your training so you’re not showing up to game day without knowing how to play ball.

3.6 seconds with 3 Charlie’s.

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05/04/2026

Dry fire VS Live fire.

Here our instructor is shown conducting the Flying V drill dry and live for comparison. This is a great example of realistic dry fire directly translating to live fire.

05/03/2026

Our Instructor Alex Voag pushing speed on the designated target drill.

05/03/2026

Alex running track the A zone, focusing on moving smooth and efficient.

05/02/2026

Last weekend Olytac had the pleasure of hosting brantley_merriam once again, this time for his Skills > Drills class. Our instructor voag_shooting was in attendance and expressed nothing but praise for Brantley as a shooter and instructor. Brantley truly sets the bar high, and we look forward to seeing him crush it with adaptivdefense and this major match season!

04/15/2025

The Rippling–Deel corporate espionage incident serves as a critical warning for businesses that underestimate insider threats. A former Rippling employee, Keith O'Brien, was allegedly bribed by Deel's CEO, Alex Bouaziz, to steal sensitive data, highlighting how insider threats can originate from top management and not just disgruntled employees. The incident underscores the vulnerability of mid-market companies, which often lack robust cybersecurity measures and rely on personal trust. Companies must adopt proactive monitoring strategies, as traditional security systems may not flag non-technical breaches. Understanding and preparing for these risks is essential to maintain business integrity and control.

Corporate espionage today treats your internal systems as an attack surface - pure cybersecurity solutions are insufficient.

04/01/2025

On March 29, 2025, former NFL star Richard Sherman's home was invaded by armed thieves while his family was present. Fortunately, no one was harmed, but the incident emphasizes the vulnerability of celebrities to security threats, including home invasions and digital scams. Following this alarming event, experts recommend comprehensive security strategies for public figures, which should include managing their digital footprint, enhancing home security with advanced surveillance and access controls, adopting vigilant cybersecurity practices, and consulting with security professionals for tailored protection plans. The convergence of physical and digital threats necessitates a proactive approach to safeguarding personal and public safety.

As we covered in our recent posts, celebrity security issues are rising. Here we provide more guidance on how they can better protect themselves, their families, and their reputations.

Celebrity security issues are rising - we discuss how they can better protect themselves, their families, and their reputations.

03/27/2025

Senior leadership must navigate union organizing campaigns and labor disputes carefully to comply with the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and avoid unfair labor practice (ULP) charges. Key strategies include maintaining factual communication without coercion, refraining from surveillance or intimidation, enforcing policies consistently, and documenting all actions. It's crucial to educate staff on NLRA requirements and keep updated on legal changes. Additionally, managing third-party involvement and consulting experienced legal advisors are vital. Following these guidelines helps protect the organization legally while fostering a respectful dispute process, ultimately aiming to resolve conflicts without compromising employee trust or rights.

This guide outlines compliance with the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) and avoid unfair labor practice (ULP) charges.

03/19/2025

OlyTac is proud to work with its partners in the Distributed Risk networkt. We address the convergence of physical and digital threats with services in security, investigations, cybersecurity, consulting, and training. Distributed Risk's global reach allows for rapid responses to crises, while ensuring clients benefit from seamless integration of security measures. By enhancing due diligence, offering customized training, and providing strategic advisory services, OlyTac positions itself to manage multifaceted risks effectively. Our collaboration with Distributed Risk partners reflects a commitment to delivering comprehensive solutions tailored to clients’ needs.

The Distributed Risk network offers clients robust, integrated solutions that effectively address the evolving landscape of global threats.