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Glad he survived. It's very difficult to break the attackers' initiative in an ambush. That's where awareness can help you, if you can see/feel something out of place, start to initiate your own plan.

You could go with a couple of fixed blade knives.

cyphur wrote:
I've thought about picking up a smaller fixed blade and carrying it in the small of my back. That would allow for a defensive weapon in worst case scenarios and I wouldn't have to worry about company policies.

I would advise a different carry position. One you can access in a fight.