What measures do you take to ensure client confidentiality?

At NVCSS, protecting your privacy is both a professional commitment and a legal obligation.

Under Nevada law, NRS 648.200 makes unauthorized disclosure of client information a criminal offense — a law that many security companies overlook or ignore.

Why This Matters Now More Than Ever

The rise of social media has created a troubling trend: employees sharing "inside scoops" for online attention.

In private security, this trend is particularly dangerous. Officers are trusted with sensitive information, witness vulnerable moments, and handle confidential incidents. When that trust is broken for social media clout, the damage can be devastating.

Our Comprehensive Approach

We foster a culture of discretion through:

• Hiring officers who demonstrate an understanding of the sacred nature of client trust
• Comprehensive training on professional ethics and information security
• Clear communication about both legal obligations and professional standards
• Swift action when violations occur, including criminal charges when warranted

While many companies treat privacy breaches as simple policy violations, we recognize them as fundamental betrayals of trust. Our officers protect your information because they believe in professional integrity — and yes, because Nevada law demands it.

This dual approach — building a culture of discretion while enforcing legal consequences — ensures your confidential information stays protected, even if our relationship ends. It's just one of the many things that sets us apart from other companies.