WHO WE ARE
At Perceptage International, we provide discreet and effective security solutions to a diverse range of clients—from financial institutions and private companies to schools, nonprofits, and places of worship. We also make sure to have a lot of fun doing it!
With over a decade of global experience, our team understands the unique challenges facing different communities, especially in today’s world. We focus on protecting those most at risk, specializing in countering threats like terrorism and hate crimes.
Our experts include former military personnel, law enforcement officers, cybersecurity specialists, and more. We’ve trained over 8,000 students and 5,000 employees, delivering customized programs across schools, healthcare facilities, and government agencies, ensuring safety where it matters most.
MEET OUR CEO
After three years in the IDF, Adam served as a Court Marshal for the Jerusalem District Court, leading a team of 30 special agents dedicated to protecting high-profile judges, at-risk lawyers, and civilians needing specialized security.
From 2009 to 2016, while managing his consulting firm, Adam also served as National Director of Community Security for the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA) and Director of Community Security for Federation CJA, overseeing the safety of Jewish communities across Canada.
In 2015, Adam was honored with the "Man of the Year" award by the Montreal Police Intelligence Department for his contributions to the National Lockdown Project and volunteer work with at-risk communities. His unique expertise continues to be sought globally, collaborating with law enforcement on sensitive community protection initiatives.
In 2018, Adam was commissioned as Regional Commander by the Corps Commissionaires du Quebec for the G7 Summit, leading threat assessments, logistical planning, and coordinating security across civilian and government sectors.
Adam holds permits from Quebec’s Bureau de la Securite Privee (BSP) for security consulting, investigations, and security guarding.