Triumph Protective Services & Consulting Firm

Corporate security has changed shape. What used to be a benefit reserved for the highest-profile CEOs is now something companies of every size are evaluating — and the numbers back it up. More than a third of S&P 500 companies now report spending on executive security, and that share keeps climbing year over year. For companies without a Fortune 500 budget, the question isn't whether protection matters. It's what a reasonable, right-sized approach looks like. Why the Shift Is

The security landscape has changed. Over the past two years, executives, high-profile families, and companies have seen a sharp rise in threats — and protection that once felt optional now looks like a basic precaution. The Numbers Behind the Shift Forty-two percent of corporate security chiefs report a significant rise in threats of violence against executives over the past two years. Nearly 34% of S&P 500 companies now disclose executive security spending, up 28% year-over-