Axios Security Group Featured in USA TODAY Easter Special Edition, Highlighting National Leadership in Church Security

 WASHINGTON, D.C., April 3, 2026 — Axios Security Group (ASG), a national leader in security and investigative services, has been featured in the upcoming USA TODAY Easter Special Edition, recognizing its work in providing specialized security education and protective services for churches and faith-based organizations across the United States.

As safety concerns for places of worship continue to rise, Axios Security Group has emerged as a trusted authority in faith-based security, delivering comprehensive solutions that balance protection with the welcoming nature of ministry environments.




The company’s mission is reflected in its guiding principle:
“A Faith Place Needs a Safe Space.”

Founded and led by Jereme Dozier, a former U.S. Army Ranger and executive protection specialist with deep expertise in intelligence and counterterrorism, Axios Security Group is comprised of Special Operations veterans and law enforcement professionals dedicated to safeguarding people, assets, and institutions nationwide.

Through its expanding national footprint, ASG provides church security assessments, active threat training, executive protection, and advanced security consulting, equipping organizations with the tools necessary to proactively address today’s evolving risk environment.

“This feature in USA TODAY reinforces the importance of the work we are doing to help protect churches and faith-based organizations across the country. A faith place needs a safe space, and we remain committed to delivering the training, education, and security expertise necessary to support that mission.”
— Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group

As part of its continued commitment to education and preparedness, Axios Security Group will host an upcoming Executive Protection Course from May 14–17, 2026, designed for security professionals, church safety teams, and individuals seeking advanced protective training.

Eventbrite registration will be available soon to reserve attendance.

Axios Security Group continues to expand its reach nationwide, supporting organizations with customized, high-standard security strategies grounded in real-world experience and operational excellence.

About Axios Security Group
Axios Security Group is a premier provider of comprehensive security and investigative services, offering executive protection, church security consulting, threat assessments, and specialized training programs. Staffed by elite professionals including Special Operations veterans and former law enforcement personnel, the company delivers tailored solutions to clients across the United States under its guiding principle: Ever Vigilant.

Location: Washington, DC, USA

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