In 1991, after more than 20 years of assessing the risks of crime to individuals, institutions, and organizations in the public and private sectors, Charles Slepian established the Foreseeable Risk Analysis Center. FRAC was modeled after think tanks which draw upon the analysis and recommendations of respected professionals for solving societal problems. The focus of FRAC is on ways to foresee reasonable risks of crime, including the risk of terrorism; on prioritizing those risks; and on suggesting security barriers to protect against them.
Some areas we can proved security advisement are:
• Child Protection
• Commercial Activities
• Duties and Obligations
• Government Agencies
• Home and Family
• Industrial Organization
• Law Enforcement
• Public Facilities
• School and Community
• Security Negligence
• Special Relationships
• Travel and Tourism
• Aviation Security
As a result of his hands-on security management in the government and private sectors, and the expansion of the concept of negligence liability for third party criminal acts including acts of terrorism, Slepian has committed the Foreseeable Risk Analysis Center to finding better answers to questions of how to protect society form the constant threat of crime in unsettled times.