WEBINAR

Rethinking Executive Protection and Enterprise Risk in an Era of Converging Threats

Chief Security Officers are redefining physical security as evolving threats—from executive exposure and workplace safety to geopolitical instability, travel risks, and cyber-physical attacks—demand a more integrated, intelligence-led approach. This panel explores how people, processes, and emerging technologies such as AI, predictive intelligence, drones, autonomous robotics, and wearable safety tools are transforming executive protection, enterprise resilience, and the future of corporate security.
November 18, 2026
6:00 PM UTC
1 hour

November 18, 2026

1:00 PM ET / 12:00 PM CT / 10:00 AM PT / 6:00 PM GMT 

Duration: 1 hour

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Summary

Chief Security Officers (CSOs) are navigating one of the most complex risk environments in decades. Traditional physical security responsibilities have expanded well beyond protecting facilities to encompass executive protection, workforce safety, geopolitical instability, insider threats, misinformation, cyber-physical attacks, and the growing risks associated with employee travel and high-profile public events. At the same time, organizations must maintain business continuity while delivering safe, welcoming environments for employees, customers, and partners.

This panel will explore how leading security executives are adapting their strategies to address today's evolving threat landscape. Discussions will include protecting executives whose public visibility and digital footprints have increased, safeguarding employees during conferences, shareholder meetings, customer events, and other corporate functions, and preparing for medical, travel, and regional crises that can quickly disrupt operations.

Panelists will also examine how innovative technologies and unconventional approaches are reshaping executive protection and enterprise resilience. From AI-powered video analytics and predictive intelligence platforms to autonomous security robots, advanced canine detection teams, wearable safety technologies, drones, and next-generation command centers, organizations are augmenting traditional security programs with intelligence-driven capabilities. Rather than replacing security professionals, these technologies enable faster decision-making, broader situational awareness, and more proactive risk mitigation.

Attendees will gain practical insights into building a modern, intelligence-led security program that integrates people, processes, and technology to better protect executives, employees, and business operations while preparing organizations for the next generation of physical and operational security challenges.

 Discussion Highlights

  • The New Executive Risk Landscape: Protecting executives from targeted threats, stalking, workplace violence, reputational risks, and digital exposure while balancing accessibility and business objectives.
  • Protecting People Everywhere: Best practices for securing corporate events, executive travel, employee safety, medical and health emergencies, crisis response, and business continuity before, during, and after incidents.
  • Thinking Beyond Traditional Security: How AI, predictive analytics, autonomous security robots, canine detection teams, drones, wearable technologies, and intelligent monitoring are expanding the capabilities of executive protection and corporate security teams.
  • Building the Future CSO Strategy: Integrating executive protection, intelligence, cyber-physical security, and crisis management into a unified, risk-based program that delivers resilience, operational agility, and measurable business value.

Speaker

Jon Archer

Jon Archer

Vice President, Stratos Executive Protection

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Jon Archer is a highly experienced and skilled protective services and risk professional. Over the past 18 years, Jon has managed the risk of high-profile/UHNW individuals and corporations across the globe.

Before founding Quiver Global, Jon was instrumental in building a family office security and estate program where he served as Director for 5 years. Prior to Jon's family office experience, he managed a global executive security program for a publicly traded technology company.

In addition to his work in the private sector, Jon served in the US Secret Service Uniformed Division, where he was charged with protecting the President, Vice President, and numerous foreign dignitaries.

Jon is known for his unwavering dedication to his clients. He ensures they remain resilient to the dynamic and evolving global risk landscape specific to a family office. He brings a unique blend of knowledge, experience, and professionalism to the family office sector.

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