As cities become increasingly connected, planners, developers and operators face a new challenge: creating environments that are not only smart, but resilient. AI-enabled infrastructure, data centres, digital platforms and interconnected systems are transforming how major urban projects are designed and operated. But as these ecosystems become more complex, risks can cascade across physical, digital and operational domains. Download our Smart Ecosystems guidance to explore the risks shaping connected infrastructure > https://ow.ly/hHux50ZBlCq #SmartEcosystems #SmartCities #MajorUrbanProjects #BuiltEnvironment #Infrastructure #UrbanDevelopment #InfrastructureResilience #DigitalInfrastructure #RiskManagement #OperationalResilience
Control Risks
Business Consulting and Services
London, England 593,755 followers
The global specialist risk consultancy - Helping organisations succeed in a volatile world
About us
Control Risks is a global specialist risk consultancy that helps to create secure, compliant and resilient organisations. Combining unrivalled expertise, experience and reach with the power of data and technology, we provide the insight and intelligence needed to stay on track, realise opportunities and grow.
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- Business Consulting and Services
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
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- London, England
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- Partnership
- Founded
- 1975
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- Crisis Management, Security Consulting, Corporate Investigations, Political Risk Analysis, Travel Security, Information Security, eDiscovery, Forensics, Security Design, Business Continuity, Maritime Security, Due Diligence, Fraud Investigations, Cyber Security, and Data Analytics
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London, England EC4R 9AS, GB
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Kidnap incidents are high-pressure, high-consequence events that demand clear decision-making from the outset. From engaging with kidnappers and supporting family members through to managing media interest and coordinating with law enforcement, organisations need the right structures and processes in place long before an incident occurs. Our 1-Day Kidnap Incident Management Workshop provides practical guidance and realistic scenarios to help participants understand the challenges of managing a kidnap-for-ransom event. 📍 Sydney 📅 26 November 2026 Places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis > https://ow.ly/zNH750ZGnYk For information on this or other training courses in the region, contact APACtraining@controlrisks.com #SecurityTraining #CrisisManagement #OperationalSecurity #RiskManagement
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The challenge isn't collecting intelligence. It's knowing what to do with it. Security leaders today have access to more information than ever before. The real question is whether that information provides the context, clarity and direction needed to support informed decisions. In our Expert Briefing: Managing Evolving Threats, our experts Diego Andreu, CPP and Gwendoline Pichon de Vendeuil explore what makes intelligence actionable and how organisations can turn insight into effective operational response. For the full discussion, watch our on-demand webinar and additional content through our Security Insights hub > https://ow.ly/OY4G50ZFXnV #ProtectiveIntelligence #OperationalSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #SecurityLeadership
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Join Control Risks and Seerist at GSX 2026, powered by ASIS International, as we connect with security professionals from around the world to explore the trends, technologies and intelligence shaping the future of security. Visit our team to discuss how intelligence-led security can help organisations anticipate threats, strengthen resilience and make more informed security decisions. 📍 14–16 September 2026 | Atlanta, Georgia | Booth 3719 We look forward to seeing you there.
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"What is our AI risk?" When the board asks, they often get a different answer from leaders in their organisation. Each holds a piece. Few see the whole. In the latest episode of Ground Truth, our Global Head of Digital Risks, James Owen, argues the fix isn't to treat AI as a special category, but as another enterprise-wide risk that cuts across the organisation. He's joined by Shelley Boland, Global Head of Real Estate and Corporate Services at Standard Chartered, for a wide-ranging conversation on enterprise security. A few takeaways: 🔹 Culture is critical: organisations are stronger when people at every level can spot risks and raise concerns early 🔹 Resilience is built before a crisis: through scenario planning, stress testing and intelligence-led decisions 🔹 Done well, security enables growth: and the trust customers feel through reliable, uninterrupted service 🎧 Ground Truth: Enterprise security: converging risk, accelerating technology. 👉 https://lnkd.in/e4UVu2th
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Threat actors have found an easier way in: the front door. Rather than breaching hardened cyber defences, criminal groups, competitors and state-sponsored actors are increasingly seeking direct employment. They use falsified credentials and gaps in screening to gain legitimate, trusted access from day one. The hardest part? They often look like your best candidates. This is no longer a recruitment challenge. It's an enterprise risk issue, and the teams on the front line of hiring are rarely trained to spot it. The fix is to treat hiring as part of insider threat prevention: risk-based screening, scrutiny of contractors and third parties, trained hiring teams, and HR, Security, Cyber and Legal working as one. Make hiring part of your insider threat defence. Read the full scenario: https://ow.ly/pQ3i50ZCl5P #InsiderRisk #InsiderThreat #DigitalRisks #ControlRisks
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Major road and rail projects face a complex risk landscape, from security threats and stakeholder concerns to operational disruption and project delays. Understanding and managing these risks early can help project teams build resilience, protect assets and maintain operational continuity across critical transport infrastructure. Download our flyer to learn more > https://ow.ly/Tz4B50ZBlix #BuiltEnvironment #TransportInfrastructure #RoadAndRail #InfrastructureSecurity #TransportSecurity #SecurityByDesign #InfrastructureResilience #OperationalResilience #RiskManagement #CriticalInfrastructure
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Control Risks is proud to be participating in the AIRIP 2026 Global Intelligence Forum. Our experts will be contributing to conversations on the future of intelligence, human oversight and AI. Join us at The Westin Indianapolis from 21–23 September, where our experts will be discussing: 📅 The Need for Human Oversight and Involvement in Organizational Risk Management | 22 September Featuring: 🔹 Ammi Small, Principal – Business Continuity Management & Organisational Resilience, Control Risks 🔹 Beth Cartier, Principal – Digital Risks, Control Risks 🔹 Martin Wolberg-Stok, Director, Security Risk Management, Control Risks 🔹 Ishita Khanna, Crisis and Security Consultant, Control Risks 📅 Balancing the Equation: AI, Intelligence, Trust and Transformation | 23 September Featuring: 🔹 Lauren Hoy Protective Intelligence Manager, Pinterest 🔹 Sandrea Hwang, Former Government Intelligence Professional & Lecturer, Georgetown University 🔹 Lianne Kennedy-Boudali, Partner – Security Consulting, Control Risks 🔹 Dganit (DG) Abramoff, Principal Security Risk Management, Control Risks Whether you're navigating AI adoption, protective intelligence or organisational risk, these sessions will explore how organisations can build AI as a trusted partner—not a replacement—in intelligence workflows. We look forward to connecting with you in Indianapolis. #AIRIP2026 #ProtectiveIntelligence #ArtificialIntelligence #RiskManagement #ControlRisks
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Are security teams being asked to operate at AI speed with resources designed for a pre-AI world? As AI accelerates the pace and scale of cyber threats, many organisations are facing a difficult reality: increasing expectations without a corresponding investment in capabilities, skills and security transformation. In this video, Caitlin Egen shares two critical questions every security leader should be asking: 1️⃣ Is our security function designed for the threats we face today? 2️⃣ Are we investing in the people, tools and operating models needed to adapt? Honest answers can reveal where change is needed, helping leaders build security functions that are not just keeping pace with AI, but using it to become more resilient, focused and effective. 👉 Learn more about our AI Risk and Resilience capability: https://lnkd.in/eEudb29i #ArtificialIntelligence #CyberSecurity #AISecurity #CyberResilience #AIRisk
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Following an acquisition, an international oil and gas operator faced credible threats against its CEO and senior leadership team in Nigeria. Control Risks assessed the threat environment, identified executive vulnerabilities and implemented proportionate protective measures aligned to evolving risks. The framework gave security leaders greater confidence in their decisions, strengthened executive protection and supported business continuity in a complex operating environment. Read how intelligence-led security helped protect a leadership team in Nigeria's oil sector > https://ow.ly/jlbX50ZyeMg #ExecutiveTravelRisk #ProtectiveIntelligence #ExecutiveProtection #OperationalSecurity