Official notice
Employment verification
& job scam warning
Ophion Tactical Security LLC is aware of fraudulent job postings, recruiting messages and employment offers being circulated by individuals impersonating our company.
Last updated October 2026
Please be aware.
A legitimate Ophion hiring process never includes any of the following.
Ophion will never send an applicant a check to deposit as part of the hiring or onboarding process.
Ophion will never ask an applicant to forward company funds to a vendor, logistics company or equipment supplier.
Ophion will never require an applicant to purchase equipment using funds sent to their personal bank account.
Ophion will never charge a fee as a condition of employment.
Before you act
The use of our company name, logo, license information, address or other publicly available information does not confirm that a job offer is legitimate.
If you are unsure whether an Ophion job offer is legitimate, verify it directly through the contact information published on ophiontactical.com before providing sensitive information, depositing a check, sending money or leaving your current employer.
Verify an employment offer.
If you received an employment offer claiming to be from Ophion Tactical Security and would like to verify it, contact us directly using the official contact information published on this website.
Do not rely solely on a phone number, email address, social media profile or link provided by the person claiming to recruit you.
Official Ophion contact details
Website
ophiontactical.com
Legal name
Ophion Tactical Security LLC
Texas DPS license
B28459401
These details are public, and scammers copy them. Seeing them in a message or job posting does not confirm an offer. Confirm it with us through this website.
How these job scams usually work.
The pattern is common across many industries. A person claiming to recruit for a real company makes a quick offer by email, text or a messaging app. A check arrives. The new hire is told to deposit it and send part of the money to a vendor for equipment. The check is later returned unpaid, and the bank takes the full amount back from the account holder.
Read more from the Federal Trade Commission: job scams and fake check scams.
If you already deposited a check or sent money
01
Contact your bank or the payment company right away. Report the fraud and ask whether the transaction can be reversed.
02
Stop responding to the sender.
03
Keep every message, email, check, envelope and receipt.
04
If you shared a Social Security number or bank details, IdentityTheft.gov explains the next steps.
Where to report a job scam
Also report the posting or profile to the job board or social platform where it appeared.
You can also forward the posting or message to contact@ophiontactical.com so Ophion has a record of it.
Questions applicants ask.
It may be. People outside the company are using the Ophion Tactical Security name, logo and license information in fake job postings and recruiting messages. Verify the offer directly through the contact information published on ophiontactical.com before you act on it.
Yes. Ophion Tactical Security is a Texas security company operating under Texas DPS license number B28459401. That information is public, which is why scammers copy it, so seeing it on a job offer does not confirm the offer is legitimate.
No. Ophion will never send an applicant a check to deposit as part of the hiring or onboarding process. If you received one, do not deposit it.
No. Ophion will never ask an applicant to forward company funds to a vendor, logistics company or equipment supplier, and will never require an applicant to purchase equipment using funds sent to their personal bank account.
No. Ophion will never charge a fee as a condition of employment.
Contact Ophion directly using the contact information published on ophiontactical.com, such as contact@ophiontactical.com. Do not rely solely on a phone number, email address, social media profile or link provided by the person claiming to recruit you.
Contact your bank or the payment company right away, report the fraud and ask whether the transaction can be reversed. Keep every message, check and receipt, then report the scam at ReportFraud.ftc.gov and ic3.gov.
Applying to Ophion?
Ophion’s application form is on the careers page of this website.