Germany Security Services
Germany Executive Protection and Secure Transportation Services
ETS Risk Management has provided executive protection, secure ground transportation, and special event security in Germany since 2014. Our in-country team of security professionals work closely with us on projects ranging from overland transport of valuable items, through to special events, and workplace violence issues.

Secure Transportation Services Berlin and Munich
We provide secure transfers from airports to hotels and hotels to airports at competitive rates with English speaking security drivers and high-level vehicles. Our local German security team, all English speaking, meet and greet in a low profile manner at the airport or hotel, escort you to the vehicle, and ensure a smooth and safe transition to your destination.
ETS Security Experience in Germany
Our team has planned, managed, and implemented security for large special events including celebrity travel, music concerts, corporate events, and security for Heads of State and Fortune 500 clients. ETS has managed civil disturbance, workplace violence, and event protest across the country. The vast majority of our work is in Berlin and Munich, we have also facilitated secure transport of high-value assets across country and borders.


Germany Security Overview
Germany is generally considered a safe operating environment, with the overall threat of violent crime assessed as low. Foreign nationals and expatriates are seldom the primary targets of criminal activity. However, isolated incidents of racially motivated harassment and assaults have been reported, requiring a degree of vigilance in certain areas.
The terrorism threat is assessed as medium. While Germany does not publish an official national threat scale, the Interior Ministry maintains heightened security measures, and several foreign governments have issued advisories highlighting the risk of terror activity.
Islamist extremism remains a persistent concern, driven by both radicalized German nationals and foreign actors. Since 2016, the country has witnessed a number of low-capability, “lone-actor” incidents, predominantly knife or vehicle attacks. Although large-scale coordinated attacks have been infrequent, the possibility of further plots targeting civilians or soft targets cannot be discounted. The most likely scenario involves a homegrown extremist operating independently or as part of a small cell. Potential targets of interest include government facilities, transport hubs such as airports and rail networks, and high-profile commercial sites, particularly in main cities such as Munich or Berlin.
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The ETS team push simplification and customer relationship management at every juncture. An impressive worldwide network of former colleagues and associates from the global security community has supported client operations since 2012 in over 80 countries and 102 cities.





