Personal Protection Services Across Massachusetts
Personal protection services cover ongoing, individualized security for someone facing a genuine, sustained concern — a public figure dealing with unwanted attention, a business owner after a specific threat, or anyone whose daily routine carries more risk than it used to.
We build each engagement around the client’s actual schedule and risk profile, not a fixed package. That often means a single trained agent rather than a visible multi-person detail, since a protection plan that fits quietly into someone’s life is usually more effective, and more livable, than one that draws attention to itself.
- ✓A protection plan built around the client’s actual daily routine
- ✓Threat and risk assessment before coverage begins
- ✓Coordination with residential and workplace security where relevant
- ✓Armed or unarmed agents depending on the assessed risk
- ✓Ongoing reassessment as circumstances change
Starting With an Honest Risk Assessment
Before recommending a staffing level, we assess what’s actually driving the concern — a specific threat, a pattern of unwanted contact, a general sense of exposure. The right coverage looks different in each case, and we’d rather under-recommend and revisit than oversell a bigger detail than the situation calls for.
Dealing With an Ongoing Safety Concern?
Tell us what’s going on. We’ll start with an honest assessment, not a sales pitch.
Common Questions
Is this only for public figures? No — most of our personal protection clients are private individuals and business owners dealing with a specific, real concern, not public figures.
Can coverage be adjusted over time? Yes — we reassess regularly and scale coverage up or down as the actual situation changes.
Personal protection agents are staffed under Hub’s Massachusetts watch guard agency license, and coverage is built around the client’s actual daily routine rather than a generic bodyguard template.
An initial consultation covers the client’s schedule, known risk factors, and comfort level with a visible versus low-profile presence, so the plan fits how the client actually wants to live, not just a theoretical worst case.
Coverage can be scheduled for specific high-risk periods — a public appearance, a court date, a period of elevated concern — or arranged as ongoing daily coverage for a client managing a ongoing situation. We revisit the plan as circumstances change rather than locking it in permanently at the first conversation.
What a Hub Personal Protection Report Looks Like
Below is a shortened, fictional sample report in the same format our agents file.
HUB SECURITY AND INVESTIGATIVE GROUP
Personal Protection Report — Sample (Fictional)
Report #: SAMPLE-9945 Date: 02/24/2026 Agent: M. Reyes
Assignment: Daily coverage accompanying client to work and two scheduled appointments.
Summary: Client’s day proceeded as scheduled with no incidents; agent coordinated with building security at each stop in advance.
This is a fictional sample created to illustrate our reporting format — the details shown are not real.
Daily coverage gets a daily log, so the client always knows exactly what was covered.