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HUMAN-LED · NEXUS-SUPPORTED

A human Chief Security Officer. A system that remembers.

Nexus does not replace the human CSO. It preserves client-authorized security knowledge, organizes continuity between site visits, and keeps recommendations and follow-through visible for human review.

EXPLORE NEXUS OS

MANAGED CSO · HUMAN-LED · NEXUS-SUPPORTED

// FOUNDED IN 2011

OPERATING PRINCIPLES

Before the software,
there was the standard.

Veterans Security Group was founded in 2011 specifically to protect Oregon’s cannabis industry. Its founder—a United States Air Force veteran, firefighter, rescue technician, and RED HORSE combat defense team member—brought military discipline to civilian protection and built the company around the operational realities of licensed cannabis businesses.

The statements beside this describe VSG’s approach to asset protection, safety planning, and inspection readiness.

“WE DON’T RISE TO THE OCCASION. WE PREPARE FOR IT.”

OPERATIONS + ASSETS

Protecting client operations and critical assets since 2011.

SAFETY + PROTECTION

Safety-first planning, disciplined execution, and professional protection.

INSPECTION READINESS

Supporting Oregon cannabis operators with stronger inspection readiness, documentation, and security discipline.

2011 · FOUNDED

FIELD OPERATIONS

CANNABIS INDUSTRY WATCH

2026 · NEXUS OS

// FIELD NOTES — HOW WE OPERATE

VSG OPERATING DOCTRINE

// CAPABILITIES

Four disciplines. One standard.

01 / CONSULTING

Security Consulting

Operational security consulting that translates risk into leadership decisions — OLCC readiness, procedures, training, emergency response, and executive exposure.

02 / MANAGED CSO

Managed Chief Security Officer

An accountable human security executive supported by Nexus continuity, site-specific documentation, recurring oversight, and direct VSG guidance.

03 / PROTECTION

Field Protection

Protection and executive coverage for people, sites, events, and travel — the moments when preparation and response discipline matter most.

04 / INTEL

VSG Intel

Published operational security intelligence for Oregon cannabis operators — field experience, distilled into leadership advantage.

VERIFIED OPERATOR PROFILE

FIELD-PROVEN. HUMAN-LED. ACCOUNTABLE.

The operational experience behind Veterans Security Group—and the human command layer behind VSG Nexus.

ACTIVE DOSSIER REGIONSTAGE 01 / 05
Garrit Hunt verified operator dossier
CAREER PROGRESSION

Select a stage to review the connected field context.

SELECTED FIELD CONTEXT
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE · 2000–2006

USAF FIRE / RESCUE

Six years of military fire protection and rescue work built the emergency-command discipline behind VSG's operator-led security practice.

SOURCE STATUSResume record reviewed; public-safe wording applied
Service Overview3 records

Firefighter and Rescue Technician responsible for readiness, response, life safety, and protection of people, aircraft, structures, and operational assets.

  • Planned, organized, and directed fire-protection activities while serving in supervisory responsibilities.
  • Maintained operational readiness across aircraft rescue, structural response, emergency medical first response, and hazardous-material events.
  • Supported pre-incident planning, mutual-support coordination, and disciplined emergency operations in high-risk environments.
Fire and Rescue Responsibilities3 records
  • Applied command structure, accountability, communications, fire suppression, and scene-control practices under time pressure.
  • Evaluated incident conditions, coordinated people and equipment, and adapted response priorities as conditions changed.
  • Reviewed fire-scene evidence, response trends, and corrective measures to improve future readiness.
Operational Capabilities3 records
  • Aircraft rescue and firefighting, structural firefighting, wildland response, rescue operations, and emergency medical first response.
  • Hazardous-material operations, dispatch and public-safety telecommunications, apparatus operation, inspection, instruction, and officer-level supervision.
  • Pre-incident planning, access and scene control, equipment readiness, documentation, and after-action improvement.
Verified Training and Credentials16 records

Certificate numbers are intentionally omitted from the public dossier.

  • Fire Apprentice (544 hour course)
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACOct 2000

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Rescue Technician
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACJan 2005

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Firefighter 1
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACSep 2000

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Firefighter 2
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACSep 2000

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Fire Instructor
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACDec 2004

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Fire Officer
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACAug 2006

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Fire Inspector
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACAug 2006

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Airport Firefighter
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACSep 2006

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Driver Operator Mobile Water Supply
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACJul 2002

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Driver Operator ARFF
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACAug 2004

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Driver Operator Pumper
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACAug 2004

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Public Tele-Communicator / Dispatch
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACJun 2003

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Hazardous Materials Operations
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACSep 2006

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • National Incident Management
    Specialized TrainingFEMA / United States Air ForceJun 2005

    Completed training

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • First Responder
    CertificationDepartment of Defense / IFSACJul 2001

    Historical qualification

    Resume certificate record reviewed
  • Space Shuttle Fire and Rescue
    Specialized TrainingDepartment of Defense / IFSACAug 2005

    Completed specialized training

    Resume certificate record reviewed
Supplemental Education1 record
  • Response to Terrorism
    Specialized TrainingThe University of Kansas2005

    Completed historical program

    Resume education record and LinkedIn-derived audit reviewed
Experience Carried Forward3 records
  • Incident-command discipline informs how VSG structures authority, escalation, communications, and accountability.
  • Pre-incident planning translates into site-specific SOPs, emergency preparation, and coordinated protective operations.
  • Inspection, readiness, and after-action habits support continuous security improvement rather than one-time recommendations.

// THE PORTLAND NARRATIVE

PORTLAND, OREGON

Rose City roots.
Bridgetown watch.

VSG was founded in Portland and continues to support Oregon operators with local knowledge, field discipline, and security guidance shaped around the client’s actual operation. The grid below is an illustrative operating view, not a live client map.

MOVE YOUR CURSOR THROUGH THE GRID — THE NETWORK RESPONDS

PROTECTED CLIENT NODE

LIVE SIGNAL

CITY GRID · WILLAMETTE CROSSINGS

// HUMAN-LED · NEXUS-SUPPORTED

The human CSO leads. Nexus keeps the work continuous.

Observations, assessments, recommendations, incidents, and corrective actions can become fragmented over time. Nexus organizes client-authorized information into a continuous operating picture so the human CSO can review priorities, direct improvements, and verify follow-through.

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One conversation. A clear picture of your risk, your readiness, and the next moves worth making. Serving Portland, Hillsboro, Beaverton, and Oregon cannabis operators statewide.

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