Eric Allen is the CEO of Strong Man Protection LLC, and he says his company has put into service the first Cybertruck intended for private security use. The happy business owner shared the newest addition to his fleet of security-intended vehicles, writing… “First-ever security Cybertruck for my business.” Next to his announcement, the Strong Man Protection CEO added a link to his company’s website, strongmanprotection.com. Together with his post, Eric also included a picture and a video of the brand-new Cybertruck intended for security use. The Cybertruck has a sand color wrap prominently featuring the Strong Man Protection Services logo. The logo features a curled bicep with the Texas map as its backdrop, ensconced in a shield with the words STRONG MAN Protection Services written on top. In addition, the protection work intended Cybertruck includes the word “Security” plastered in bold letters all over the doors. And up front, in a smaller font, it also reads “Patrol.” In the video Eric released together with this announcement, the CEO says… “See what’s going on? I got the truck done. Strong Man CEO. It’s official. For a legacy.” However, besides the wrap, which prominently features the Strong Man Protection logo, it’s not exactly clear what other modifications Eric has made to the Cybertruck to make the vehicle more security-focused. At least, looking at the exterior, everything looks stock, and even the Cybertruck’s cast Cyberwheels are still there. Perhaps given the Cybertruck’s bullet-resistant stainless steel panels, Eric might have figured he didn’t need to do a lot of modifications before rolling out the truck into the private security world. Having said that, it’s important to keep in mind even Elon Musk says to be careful when using the Cybertruck in a dangerous situation. The Tesla CEO recently warned Cybertruck owners in Los Angeles, writing, “Cybertruck side panels are bulletproof to subsonic projectiles (handguns, shotguns & Tommy guns), but the glass is not, so make sure to duck if you see anyone wielding a gun.” However, going back to Strong Man Protection LLC, looking at the company’s website, not every security service they provide is at a possible risk of coming under gun fire. Explaining all the different types of security services the company offers, Strong Man Protection Services describes itself by writing… “Strong Man Protection Services (SMPSLLC) and its principal have been providing continuous security services to dozens of clients since 2013. As a HUB (a Historically underused business), we have provided security services for a variety of state contracts. Houston has been our home for many years, but as SMPSLLC has expanded, we’ve provided security services in all major cities in Texas, including Austin. As we grow, we remain committed to delivering consistently high-quality security officers to our clients all around Texas. With SMPSLLC being a smaller company in a wide field, we offer more care and attention than larger mainstream security companies can. Our client portfolio consists of retail and commercial locations, schools and universities, gated residential communities, hotels, industrial complexes, and state-recognized corporations such as Whataburger, Discovery Green, and the Humble Texas Rodeo.” Strong Man Protection Services has a wide range of vehicles on its roster, including a Dodge Viper SRT, Ford Mustang, Dodge Durango, Tesla Model X, and others. The company also owns various motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, and even boats. However, despite all these vehicles, the owner appears the happiest about the recent addition of a Cybertruck to the group. Is the Cybertruck a good vehicle to use for security services? Please let me know what you think in the comments. Share your ideas by clicking the “Add new comment” button below. Also, visit our site, torquenews.com/Tesla, regularly for the latest updates.