The professional network for security officers and law enforcement.
Security officers and law enforcement build their profiles, share what they know and connect with people who do the same work. When you want a new job, it can come to you.
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Free for officers and employers right now. License checks and job invitations are open in New Jersey, with more states on the way.
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De-escalation that works on patrol and on post
A network built around the work.
For everyone who has worn a badge or stood a post. Keep up with the people you have worked beside, and meet the ones you have not met yet.
- Security officersHolding the post.
- Law enforcement officersAnswering the call.
- Armed officersTrained for armed posts.
- SupervisorsRunning the site and the schedule.
- InstructorsTraining the next class.
- InvestigatorsFollowing the facts.
Your network in four steps.
Build your profile, join the conversation, connect with officers you know and follow the companies you care about.
Build your profile
Add your experience, training and licenses. Your profile goes with you from job to job, and you choose who sees it.
Join the conversation
Post what you know in topics like On the job and Training, follow hashtags, and comment with photos and @mentions.
Connect and message
Connect with law enforcement and security officers you know, and message them directly.
Follow companies
Follow the companies you want to hear from. Their posts show in your feed, and a company is not told who follows it.
Know who you’re talking to.
A blue check after a member’s name means Torio checked their security license with the state’s public record, and it stays while the license is current. Companies carry their own mark once Torio has checked the business. Neither is a background check.
How profiles, documents and contact details are shared- On a profile
- Verified license
- Checked
- The security license, with the state’s record
- Lasts
- While the license is current
- On a company
- Verified company
Common questions
What is Torio?
The professional network for law enforcement and security officers. Build a profile, share what you know in topics and hashtags about the work and connect with other officers. Hiring is built in: companies Torio has approved can invite you to specific jobs.
Who can join?
Active law enforcement officers and everyone who works in security: officers, supervisors, instructors, investigators and more. Companies that hire officers set up a company account on the Torio website.
Who can see my information?
- Who: only companies Torio has approved.
- When: after you turn on “Let employers find me” and your license is checked. Then they can find you and invite you to their jobs.
- What they see: your profile, work history, minimum pay and hours, and your résumé (you can switch it off) for jobs near you that pay at least your minimum.
- What stays private: your email, phone number and documents, unless you share them with one invitation. A company that invites you keeps your name, city and state with that invitation.
How do jobs work on Torio?
Officers set the pay, place and hours they want. Companies Torio has approved build jobs, find officers who fit and invite them. Officers decide who they talk to.
What does a license check mean?
A Torio staff member compares the license with the state’s license record and notes where and when it was checked and what the record showed. It is not a background check, a work reference or a promise that someone is right for a job.
Does “interested” mean I accepted a job?
No. It starts a conversation. Agree on the hours, duties and pay with the employer before you start.
Is Torio free?
Yes. Torio is free for officers and employers right now.
When you want a new job, approved companies can invite you.
Set your pay, place and hours, see the whole job before you answer, and decide who you talk to.
Hiring officers?
Set up your company, build a job with clear pay, hours and requirements, and invite the officers who fit.
