This book offers a critical and deeply humane look at the interventions of security professionals, especially in highly stressful situations that arise unexpectedly. It does not shy away from data or uncomfortable analysis, and dares to confront personal beliefs as one of the main factors limiting a true understanding of the operational problems faced by members of the Security Forces, Prison Officers, Private Security professionals, and, more generally, any security professional.

Based on a rigorous study enriched by years of professional experience and teaching, this volume goes beyond simply collecting data: it proposes new tactical and technical strategies, particularly focusing on the operational configuration known as the Binomial Jump. Each theoretical concept is supported by renowned authors who, at different times, have contributed their research to enrich the knowledge of the security professional community.

The author interweaves theory and experience with a strong will to improve training, prevention, and response to highly complex operational scenarios. This publication is not intended solely for police officers, security experts, or civil servants. It is a work that addresses everyone: those who lead organizations, those who design regulations, those who implement them, and those who study them. Because understanding the factors that influence or limit the actions of security professionals is the first step toward building a more effective, intelligent, and secure system.

The book is written in Spanish.