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  • Securitas North America releases insights on 2025–2026 Risk Intelligence trends via new podcast episode.
  • Episode highlights AI-enabled intelligence, predictive analytics redefining protection for global enterprises.
  • Panellists discuss evolving global risks like geopolitical instability, supply chain disruptions.

Securitas North America has released a new episode of its Security Connected webcast podcast, titled "Securiosity: Risk Intelligence Trends & Projections (2025–2026)."

This episode delves into the ways in which intelligence-led decision-making is transforming protection, resilience, and business continuity for international companies.

Episode features and highlights

Featured as part of Securitas North America's ongoing Risk Intelligence Centre (RIC) initiative, this episode follows the Annual RIC Outlook Report and was recorded during Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2025 at the Securitas booth in New Orleans.

Moderated by Laura Rose, Vice President of Strategy & Marketing, the discussion includes insights from key senior leaders such as Mike Evans, Director of the Securitas Risk Intelligence Centre; Raymond Fleck, Vice President at Pinkerton; and Tammy Wood, Vice President, National Sales. The panel explores how predictive analytics, AI-enabled intelligence, and human expertise converge to facilitate quicker transitions from insight to action for organisations.

Understanding global risks

Throughout the episode, the panelists examine the constantly changing global risk landscape, highlighting issues like geopolitical uncertainty, supply chain disruptions, climate-related events, and the spread of misinformation. They discuss why there is a growing demand for intelligence that is contextual, reliable, and operational. 

The conversation shifts from a straightforward focus on alerts to include the processes and decision-making frameworks that empower security and business leaders to make decisive choices during uncertain times.

The role of the risk intelligence centre

The episode shows b-roll from the Securitas Risk Intelligence Centre and GSX, linking strategy to real-world use"Organisations are no longer looking for more data; they're looking for clarity," stated Mike Evans, Director of the Securitas Risk Intelligence Centre. He added, "Risk intelligence must be actionable, timely, and embedded into operations if it's going to support real-world decision-making."

The episode also features b-roll footage showcasing demonstrations from the Securitas Risk Intelligence Centre, GSX activation highlights, and visual overlays, linking strategic discussions to tangible applications. It underscores how intelligence-driven security efforts can yield significant outcomes across diverse sectors, including pharmaceuticals, critical infrastructure, financial services, and retail.

Access and further exploration

"Securiosity: Risk Intelligence Trends & Projections (2025–2026)" is now accessible via Security Connected on various platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and securitasinc.com. This release is part of Securitas North America's ongoing commitment to providing top-tier insights into the future of protection, prediction, and prevention.

Viewers are encouraged to explore the Securitas Annual RIC Outlook Report for a deeper analysis of emerging risk drivers, global intelligence assessments, and forecasts for 2026.

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