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World security report pamphlet.

World Security Report 2025
 

The world is increasingly polarised and security threats are more complex. We've surveyed 2,352 CSOs and 200 global institutional investors to deliver a clear picture of the risks and what organizations are doing to mitigate them. The World Security Report provides the strategic insight necessary to help protect your people and assets.

  • Exclusive survey results from chief security officers (CSOs) and senior executives across 30+ countries.
  • Key findings on the evolving role of people, technology, and intelligence in security strategy.
  • Expert commentary from industry leaders on how to adapt to a fast-changing threat landscape.
  • Global and regional analysis of the most pressing security risks impacting organizations today and in the year ahead.

Download the report and equip your leadership team with the data they need.

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What’s in the Report:
 

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42% of CSOs say threat of violence towards company executives has increased

Emerging and Evolving Threats

Geopolitical conflicts, economic volatility, and the rise of misinformation are fundamentally reshaping the business landscape. The World Security Report reveals a heightened risk environment, where threats to executives and corporate assets are more interconnected than ever. 

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$9 million in lost revenue

Value of Physical Security

Physical security is a critical driver of corporate value, with 92% of investors and 82% of CSOs agreeing it needs to be a higher strategic priority. A single incident can slash a public company's value by an average of 32%. To counter this, companies are increasing budgets for new technology and training.

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83% of CSOs

The Changing Security Workforce

While technology advances, people remain the cornerstone of security. The latest report reveals that 87% of security leaders believe their teams are vital, yet face critical challenges in recruitment and retention that impact morale and capacity. The solution lies in building a strong security culture and strategically investing in technology that empowers people.

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49% say they plan to use technology for security

AI and Tech

Technology is a strategic security asset, not a silver bullet. While 47% of CSOs are prioritizing investment in new tech, the real value lies in how it enhances human capabilities. Our latest report shows how AI-powered tools are improving threat detection and accelerating incident response, but implementation costs and industry skill gaps remain key barriers.

Steve Jones on the 2025 World Security Report
 

Allied Universal® Global Chairman & CEO Steve Jones introduces the 2025 World Security Report, unveiling key insights from Chief Security Officers (CSOs) worldwide. Learn how executive protection concerns have become a top priority and what organizations are doing to stay ahead of rising risks.

Key Findings from the 2025 World Security Report
 

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.

Who’s The Report For
 

Executives and decision-makers looking to understand how security trends impact business resilience, corporate reputation, and shareholder value.

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