Protective Intelligence Analyst

Allied Universal•East Hartford, CT

About The Position

Allied Universal® Enhanced Protection Services is seeking a motivated, detail-oriented Protective Intelligence Analyst to support protective intelligence operations for corporate clients, executives, facilities, travelers, events, and other designated assets. Reporting to the Protective Intelligence Supervisor, Intelligence Manager, or designated program lead, the Analyst supports intelligence operations through information monitoring, research, threat assessment, reporting, and escalation. The role requires strong analytical judgment, excellent writing skills, attention to detail, and professional communication with colleagues, clients, executives, and other stakeholders. The Analyst must adapt to a fast-paced environment where priorities may change in response to emerging threats and operational requirements. Schedules may include standard business hours, shift work, weekends, holidays, or on-call support. The position involves monitoring approved information sources and tools; identifying and assessing risks; preparing intelligence and incident reports, briefings, and travel-support products; and supporting the intelligence cycle. The Analyst monitors protective intelligence concerns, assists with person-of-concern, location, event, travel, and incident workflows, and escalates time-sensitive information in accordance with approved procedures. The role also requires awareness of client-specific requirements, responsible use of technology, and protection of sensitive information in compliance with privacy requirements, laws, organizational policies, and client procedures.

Requirements

Formal intelligence training is required.
Entry-level to two years of experience in intelligence, GSOC operations, protective intelligence, investigations, military intelligence, law enforcement analysis, emergency management, corporate security, or a related field.
Familiarity with open-source research, social media monitoring, news monitoring, and basic intelligence collection methods.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to prepare clear, accurate, and professional written reports.
Ability to evaluate information, determine its relevance, and communicate findings in a timely manner.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
Strong organizational skills, including the ability to prioritize tasks, manage deadlines, and adapt to changing operational requirements.
Proficiency with productivity tools, including Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, or comparable platforms.
Professional communication skills when interacting with colleagues, clients, executives, local partners, and other stakeholders.
Ability to handle sensitive information with discretion and professionalism.
Bachelor’s degree preferred; equivalent professional experience may be considered.

Nice To Haves

Experience or familiarity with Global Security Operations Centers (GSOCs), intelligence operations, investigations, or corporate security.
Experience or familiarity with military, law enforcement, public safety, or emergency management environments.
Knowledge of the intelligence cycle, source validation, and structured analytic techniques.
Knowledge of analytical bias mitigation and evidence-based assessments.
Familiarity with social media research tools and open-source intelligence platforms.
Familiarity with intelligence alerting systems and monitoring platforms.
Familiarity with mapping, travel risk management, and geographic information tools.
Familiarity with data visualization and analytical reporting tools.

Responsibilities

Monitor open-source information, social media, news outlets, databases, alerting platforms, and other approved intelligence tools for relevant developments.
Identify and assess emerging risks affecting client personnel, executives, facilities, travelers, events, and business operations.
Develop situation reports, intelligence summaries, incident reports, threat briefings, executive travel support products, and other client-specific deliverables.
Support the intelligence cycle by helping define requirements, collecting information, evaluating sources, assessing credibility, identifying information gaps, mitigating analytical bias, and disseminating timely intelligence products.
Monitor developments involving workplace violence, targeted violence, protests, civil unrest, crime, terrorism, natural disasters, geopolitical events, executive exposure, and other protective intelligence concerns.
Assist with person-of-concern, location, event, travel, and incident monitoring workflows as directed.
Communicate time-sensitive information to supervisors, GSOC personnel, client stakeholders, and internal teams in accordance with approved escalation procedures.
Prepare accurate, concise, professional reports with clear structure, sound grammar, and relevant analysis.
Maintain awareness of client-specific intelligence requirements, escalation thresholds, reporting standards, and operational priorities.
Use approved intelligence platforms, productivity suites, mapping tools, social media research tools, databases, and other technologies to support collection and analysis.
Protect sensitive information and comply with applicable privacy requirements, laws, organizational policies, and client-specific procedures.