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This page provides a single, up-to-date reference to the official state license verification portals used to confirm credentials for private security professionals across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

This post looks at how vendor management actually functions in private security today, why it becomes fragile at scale, and how Lorica is approaching the problem with modern infrastructure rather than additional process, building on the compliance challenges discussed throughout our Compliance series.

Compliance issues don’t just create fines or license problems; they create lawsuits, insurance disputes, and reputational damage that can end contracts overnight. Lorica Codex enables security company managers to handle internal operations, using verified profiles and centralized data to manage licenses, training, insurance, and policy compliance in one place.

In this second installment of Lorica’s compliance series, we turn to how Lorica is designed to make compliance effortless and enforceable.

Every security company knows licensing is important. But few realize just how high the stakes are. In the private security industry, regulatory compliance is not just a formality. It’s the difference between a contract that keeps your business growing and a liability event that could shut it down. While many professionals focus on state rules and licensing boards, the real threat often comes from lawsuits and insurance disputes – and it usually surfaces when something doesn’t

The U.S. private security industry isn’t regulated by a single set of rules. Every state has its own licensing laws, insurance requirements, and legal quirks. That patchwork system creates real risks for security companies, clients, and individual professionals – risks that are often misunderstood or difficult to navigate. At Lorica, we’ve spent months studying the legal and regulatory terrain of every U.S. state, as we’re designing a platform that will help clients and profe

In past posts, we’ve discussed some of the challenges holding the private security industry back: fragmented contracting, opaque...

Private security needs to address what we call the Three Challenges: word-of-mouth, vetting, and contracting.

In today’s world of rising uncertainty—whether it’s corporate espionage, public event threats, or personal safety risks—private security...