World Security
Report 2025
AT A GLANCE
Economic instability persists with 44% of security chiefs saying it will be the top security-impacting hazard next year.
The threat of violence toward executives has increased, 42% of security chiefs say.
97% of global institutional investors say providing physical protection for executives of companies they invest in is important.
75% of companies were targeted by a misinformation or disinformation campaign.
Key executives' contributions represent 30% or more of a company's value, 70% of investors say.
Value Under Threat:
Security in a Polarized World
In a world of increasing volatility, physical security has evolved. It is no longer just a defensive measure; it is a critical driver of corporate value.
This report contains compelling findings gathered from 2,352 security chiefs, at companies with combined revenue of more than $25 trillion and 200 institutional investors managing assets worth over $1 trillion. It provides strategic insights from industry professionals, to help you better assess how you secure your people and assets.
Download the report and equip your leadership team with the data they need.
Steve Jones, Global Chairman and CEO, Allied Universal
Executive Protection Insights
Glen Kucera, President of Enhanced Protection Services, explains why the 2025 World Security Report is vital for today’s organizations. Hear how the report’s findings connect with recent world events and what they reveal about the evolving global threat landscape.
Key Findings
Rachelle Loyear, Vice President of Integrated Security Solutions, breaks down the most important findings from the 2025 World Security Report. Explore critical data on global threats, industry challenges and the top concerns shaping the future of security.