Axios Security Group Releases Executive Protection Outlook for 2026, Citing Shift Toward Family-Inclusive, Intelligence-Led Protection Models
As organizations and high-net-worth individuals enter 2026, Axios Security Group is calling for a fundamental redefinition of executive protection, citing evolving threat data and real-world operational trends that extend far beyond the traditional CEO-centric security model. Recent 2025 threat intelligence and field operations confirm a significant shift in adversary behavior. While senior executives remain at risk, families, board members, and affiliated individuals are increasingly being targeted —often through digital exposure that escalates into physical surveillance and real-world threat activity. “The threat environment has changed,” said Jereme Dozier, CEO of Axios Security Group . “Risk no longer stops at the executive title. Today, spouses, children, residences, and daily routines are often the first points of vulnerability.” Threat Trends Driving the Shift According to Axios Security Group’s internal threat assessments and industry data from 2025: Threat activity in...