Corporate security measures for senior executives are tightening amid growing concerns over escalating threats from state-backed sabotage and so-called "hybrid" warfare tactics. Authorities have reportedly directed a broadened focus on destabilizing critical infrastructure and economic targets, prompting businesses to reassess protection protocols for leadership. The shift reflects heightened unease over the potential for covert interference in private sector operations, raising questions about how widely such risks may spread. Experts warn that the blurring line between traditional conflict and unconventional attacks demands proactive safeguards.
Companies increase personal security for top executives as Kremlin orders expansion of sabotage and ‘hybrid’ operations
