We are seeing new trends in international travel post-COVID, with guests looking to make up for lost time. More exotic and further afield destinations are becoming popular and travellers are seeking a new kind of experience.

We all read about incidents of terrorism and extremist group activity in the media every day. And this increase in non-state armed group activity, and the regions of the world they operate in, means that an increasing number of businesses will be affected.

The consequences of globalisation, coupled with developments in technology, have exposed businesses to a far greater array of malicious risks – wherever they are located. This means incidents happening in one country or region have an impact across the world, even if they might appear unrelated.

A new global report highlights how organisations are increasingly exposed to a more diverse range of malicious risks. So much so that almost all organisations are now exposed to malicious threats – domestically, internationally and in the cyber domain.