As tensions escalate between the United States, Israel, and Iran, security experts say the situation could increase the risk of threats here at home, particularly in major cities. High-profile locations with diplomatic, financial, or cultural significance often become focal points during global conflicts.

Cities like New York, which is home to the United Nations and one of the largest Jewish populations in the world, are often closely monitored during moments like this. Experts say while there are currently no credible or specific threats, authorities remain vigilant as protests, cyber activity, and other disruptions can sometimes follow international tensions.

Joining us now to break this down is Greg Sanfilippo, Vice President of Doyle Security Systems. He’s a former NYPD officer, Marine Corps veteran, and longtime law enforcement and counterterrorism specialist. Good morning.