Bodyguard Services Across Massachusetts
A bodyguard provides direct, continuous personal protection — staying with a client throughout an engagement, scanning for threats, managing access to the client, and responding immediately if a situation develops. It’s the most hands-on tier of protective service we offer.
Hub’s bodyguards work under the same licensing structure as every protective assignment (License #LP0203L); armed agents individually hold a Massachusetts License to Carry (LTC) on top of that agency license. We’ll scope whether armed or unarmed coverage genuinely fits the situation rather than defaulting to the more dramatic option.
- ✓Continuous, close-proximity personal protection throughout an engagement
- ✓Threat scanning and access management at public appearances
- ✓Armed or unarmed coverage, scoped to the actual risk profile
- ✓Coordination with venue security and event staff
- ✓Discreet presence — visible enough to deter, not a spectacle
Matching Coverage to Real Risk
The large majority of bodyguard assignments we take don’t need an armed, multi-person detail — a single well-trained, unarmed agent with good situational awareness covers most real-world situations. We’ll ask honest questions about the actual threat before recommending anything more than that.
Need Direct Personal Protection?
Tell us about the engagement and the actual concern. We’ll scope coverage honestly.
Common Questions
Do I need an armed bodyguard? Usually not — we’ll assess the actual situation and tell you honestly if armed coverage is warranted rather than assuming it by default.
Can a bodyguard travel with a client between cities or states? Yes, we regularly coordinate multi-city and multi-day engagements.
Hub’s bodyguards are staffed under our Massachusetts watch guard agency license, with armed agents individually holding a Massachusetts License to Carry where the assignment calls for it.
Coverage can be a single evening, a multi-day assignment, or a standing arrangement for a client who needs regular coverage — we scope staffing and hours to the client’s actual schedule rather than a fixed package.
Most bodyguard assignments start with a short planning conversation covering the venue, the guest list, and any known concerns, so the agent arrives already familiar with the layout and the plan rather than improvising on site. For a recurring client, that planning gets faster each time since the agent already knows the routine.
What a Hub Bodyguard Assignment Report Looks Like
Below is a shortened, fictional sample report in the same format our agents file.
HUB SECURITY AND INVESTIGATIVE GROUP
Bodyguard Assignment Report — Sample (Fictional)
Report #: SAMPLE-8834 Date: 02/15/2026 Agent: K. Novak
Assignment: Single-evening coverage for a public appearance at a downtown venue.
Summary: Agent accompanied client from arrival through departure; venue entry and exit coordinated in advance with venue security. No incidents occurred.
This is a fictional sample created to illustrate our reporting format — the details shown are not real.
Every assignment, single evening or standing arrangement, closes with a written record of coverage provided.