Arbiter Risk Corps (ARC) has announced that in April 2026 it will expand its service to include Intelligence-Led Protection Services.
According to the company, this new capability will integrate physical security and cybersecurity to provide comprehensive, panoptic protection for organisations and high-risk individuals/families operating in increasingly complex threat environments.
The expansion reinforces the company’s commitment to delivering adaptive, intelligence-driven security solutions tailored to the needs of high-risk individuals and corporate organisations operating in an increasingly interconnected world, ARC highlighted.
Cybersecurity
As global operations become more digitised, cyber-threats have evolved in both scale and sophistication.
The company expressed that bybersecurity is now a fundamental component of operational resilience with breaches posing not only technical risks but significant reputational, financial and personal security consequences.
According to the UK Government’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025, approximately 612,000 UK businesses reported experiencing a cybersecurity breach or attack in the previous twelve months.
While improvements in basic cyber-hygiene have been observed, persistent vulnerabilities continue to present a material threat to organisational longevity and personal safety, ARC added.
Convergence between cyber and physical threats
As a provider of Corporate and UHNW protective services, Arbiter Risk Corps said it has long recognised the convergence between physical and cyber-threats.
In response, the company said that it has partnered with Novous, a UK-based cybersecurity consultancy and managed security service provider (MSSP), to deliver intelligence-driven security solutions that address both digital and physical risk vectors.
Through this partnership, Arbiter Risk Corps explained that it will be able to offer clients enhanced threat/vulnerability assessments, personalised intelligence, cyber-risk monitoring and incident response capabilities, seamlessly integrated with traditional protective security operations.
“Stay ahead of evolving threats”
Kris Stammers, CEO at Arbiter Risk Corps commented on the expansion: “Security threats no longer exist in silos.
“Our move into Intelligence-Led Protection reflects the reality that digital compromise can rapidly translate into physical risk and in reverse order.
“By integrating cyber-intelligence and risk analysis intelligence cells with protective services, we are positioning our clients to stay ahead of evolving threats, increasing time and oversite in order to address threats before they have time to form and impact,” Stammers concluded.
