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Security Without Borders: Rethinking Executive Protection in a Hyper-Exposed World

Security Without Borders – Rethinking Executive Protection in a Hyper-Exposed World

In this piece, Peter Connolly Security Without Borders: Rethinking Executive Protection in a Hyper-Exposed Worldexplores why executive protection has become a board-level issue.

With major technology firms spending tens of millions on personal security for senior leaders, Connolly argues that the threat landscape has shifted beyond the office perimeter. Today’s executives are exposed through their digital footprints, families, travel patterns and personal devices. AI-driven risks such as deepfakes, voice cloning and highly targeted phishing have made impersonation and reputational attacks far more convincing and far more damaging.

He makes the case that protection can no longer sit solely with IT. It must be converged, intelligence-led and embedded across the organisation, spanning physical security, cyber resilience, communications and culture. In a hyper-connected world, safeguarding leaders means safeguarding the business itself.

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Rethinking executive protection

Rethinking Executive Protection

As executive visibility grows, so does the risk that follows them. In a new interview, Peter Connolly, founder and CEO of Toro Solutions, explains why traditional executive protection no longer fits the world leaders operate in today. With major tech firms spending more than $45 million last year on safeguarding their top executives, the threat landscape has clearly shifted from office perimeters to every corner of an executive’s public and private life.

Connolly outlines how personal digital footprints, family social media posts, unsecured home networks, and international travel now create a web of vulnerabilities that attackers can easily exploit. “Executives aren’t just corporate figures anymore,” he says. “They’re symbols and they’re being targeted accordingly.”

Read the full interview to explore how converged security, cultural awareness, and intelligence-led protection are redefining what it means to keep leaders safe in a borderless, AI-accelerated threat environment.

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