SECURITY FRAMEWORKS FOR A WORLD THAT CHANGED FASTER THAN THE PERIMETER.
Phoenix 6 Press titles connect emerging threats, operational experience, governance, training, and Decision Advantage for leaders responsible for protecting people, facilities, infrastructure, and missions.
Books by COL (R) Bill Edwards
Three titles connecting operational experience, security strategy, and the rapidly changing threat environment.
The Perimeter Has Changed
Building and Leading the 3D Physical Security™ Enterprise: A Strategic Framework for Decision Advantage.
Modern organizations can no longer protect the mission through a two-dimensional security model. The Perimeter Has Changed provides executives, security leaders, practitioners, and transformation teams a practical framework for integrating Ground, Cyber, and Aerial environments through governance, a common operating picture, and Decision Advantage.
The Sky Has No Fence
Drones, Counter-Drones, and the Fight for Decision Advantage.
The Sky Has No Fence examines the expanding aerial security problem created by rapidly evolving drones and unmanned systems and the implications for military, homeland security, public safety, aviation, critical infrastructure, and private-sector protection.
The book is the companion aerial-security title in the Phoenix 6 thought-leadership portfolio, connecting threat evolution, layered detection, common operating picture, authorities, governance, training, and human decision-making.
Inside Abu Ghraib
Memoirs of Two U.S. Military Intelligence Officers.
Co-authored with Robert P. Walters, Jr. and Paul Zanon, Inside Abu Ghraib examines leadership, intelligence, military operations, and the human consequences of service under extraordinarily difficult wartime conditions.
This title provides important context for Bill Edwards’ operational background and the leadership perspective that now informs Phoenix 6 Consulting.
Inside Abu Ghraib remains a defining earlier work.
The earlier book adds depth to the Phoenix 6 story by connecting combat leadership, intelligence, operational realities, and the long-term lessons that shape today’s security and C-UAS thought leadership.
The book remains an important part of the Phoenix 6 publication portfolio and provides historical context for the leadership perspective behind today’s advisory work.
