Global Guardian Head of Research and Intelligence Zev Faintuch was featured in fDi Intelligence, a publication of the Financial Times, examining how renewed conflict in the Middle East has heightened risks tied to maritime chokepoints and global trade flows.

In the article, Faintuch highlighted how disruption in critical waterways—particularly the Strait of Hormuz—underscores the global economy’s exposure to concentrated trade routes for energy, fertilizer, and other key commodities.

Global Guardian President & CEO Dale Buckner was featured in Business Insider discussing how executive security strategies are evolving as threats increasingly extend beyond corporate offices and into private residences.

The article highlighted how heightened public sentiment, increased digital exposure, and recent attacks have prompted organizations to reassess executive protection, expanding duty‑of‑care considerations to include home environments, family members, and travel.

Global Guardian Vice President of Client Risk Management Seth Krummrich joined NewsNation to assess negotiation prospects, escalation risks, and potential outcomes as ceasefire discussions and deadlines continue to shift.

During the interview, Krummrich warned that threats to regional infrastructure and Gulf‑based businesses remain elevated, noting that Global Guardian has already evacuated more than 4,200 clients from the region while continuing to provide intelligence, security, and evacuation support to organizations operating across the Gulf.

Global Guardian Vice President of Client Risk Management Seth Krummrich was featured in The Economist discussing the strategic importance of Kharg Island and how control of Iran’s oil export infrastructure could shape leverage in negotiations tied to the Strait of Hormuz.

In the article, Krummrich assessed how pressure on critical energy assets could influence Iran’s decision‑making as the conflict continues to test regional stability and global energy markets.