Mond is a Director at Control Risks and a leading expert in behavioral threat assessment and risk management. A former FBI Profiler and Assistant Legal Attaché in the Middle East, he specialises in interpreting ambiguous behaviors and translating them into clear, actionable insights. This enables organizations to make timely, defensible decisions that protect their people, operations and reputation.
He works closely with clients facing situations where suspicious behaviors do not fit traditional security frameworks. In these cases, Mond provides structured analysis that helps organizations understand intent, assess escalation risk, and intervene early, often before a threat fully materializes.
Recent engagements include:
- Advising on a high-risk individual displaying grievance-driven narratives and concerning behaviors toward a client, developing a tailored threat management strategy that enabled early intervention and reduced the likelihood of harm
- Supporting cross-border collaboration between U.S. and international partners in high-risk environments, facilitating intelligence sharing and coordinated threat mitigation in complex geopolitical contexts
- Enhancing behavioral threat assessment frameworks for a U.S. Embassy Legal Attaché office, improving the triage and response to threats involving self-harm and targeted violence and strengthening decision-making speed and consistency
Mond’s approach is grounded in early detection, global perspective and forward-looking integration. He is known for recognizing patterns others overlook and for bringing the confidence and judgment needed to act on them.
He is a two-time recipient of the FBI Director’s Award and has also been awarded the Culper Ring by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.