Petrone Risk says DHS SAFETY Act acknowledgment covers consulting through 2029
Petrone Risk said the U.S. Department of Homeland Security acknowledged its consulting services under the SAFETY Act, a program tied to anti-terrorism protections.
Petrone Risk said its Safety and Security Risk Management Consulting services received a U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act acknowledgment, with approval dated July 24, 2026, and coverage extending through Aug. 31, 2029.
The company said the SAFETY Act is meant to encourage the development and deployment of anti-terrorism technologies and services by offering liability protections to qualified providers. Petrone Risk said the acknowledgment recognizes services that help organizations prevent, deter, respond to and mitigate acts of terrorism.
In a release distributed through PR Newswire from Uniondale, New York, on July 31, 2026, Petrone Risk described itself as a nationally recognized leader in safety, security, emergency preparedness and risk management consulting. The company said the acknowledgment reinforces its commitment to provide clients with expertise, strategic guidance and mission-focused solutions.
The release said the covered consulting services include review and assessment of physical security programs; design, development and implementation of operational policies, plans and procedures; emergency preparedness planning; training initiatives; and security program documentation. Petrone Risk said it has worked for more than a decade with professional sports organizations, educational institutions, healthcare systems, government agencies, critical infrastructure operators and private-sector organizations.
Kathy Lupia, identified in the release as chief risk officer and senior managing director, said years of partnership with clients and the Office of SAFETY Act Implementation led to the acknowledgment. She said the firm’s methodologies are effective and valid.
The company also said it has helped several venues, organizations and technology providers obtain DHS SAFETY Act protections for their own security programs and technologies. Its website is petronerisk.com.
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