Today's tense geopolitical landscape, coupled with the silos of social media, has made it easier than ever for people to not only become radicalized but to make violent moves in service of their views—sometimes to widespread acclaim online.

As high-profile assassination attempts—successful or otherwise—continue to dominate U.S. headlines, many executives are forced to contend with the reality that today's world is not safe for underprepared leadership.

On this week's episode of SecurityDNA, Steve Lasky joins 360Privacy execs Chuck Randolph and Trinity Davis to explain the dangers faced by organizational leadership, from the top brass to the small business owner.

Charles "Chuck" Randolph is the Senior Vice President for Strategic Intelligence and Security at 360Privacy. Over the course of his 30 years in the industry, Randolph served in an executive capacity at companies like Microsoft and AT-RISK International and on several boards, including the Corporate Executive Protection Leadership Council and the International Protective Security Board. Randolph is also a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel, recognized for valor during combat operations in Afghanistan.

Trinity Davis is Managing Director at 360Privacy, where he leverages his 18 years of industry experience to protect executives across the industry spectrum, including FinTech and even social media. He specializes in cultivating and leading robust cross-functional teams to ensure high standards of safety and confidentiality.

Security Business Editor-in-Chief Paul Rothman catches up with Kelly Bond, Partner at Bridgepoint Advisors, on the ESX show floor for an inside look into the security M&A process as tariffs reshape our economic landscape.

Bridgepoint Advisors rose from Davis Mergers and Acquisitions Group in February 2025 to serve the electronic security industry. Bond, who co-founded Bridgepoint with fellow industry veterans Steve Rubin and Jason Grelle, helps guide alarm, integration, and fire company owners, as well as Central Monitoring Station operators, through the process of buying or selling their businesses.

Security Business Editor-in-Chief Paul Rothman is live at ESX 2025 with David Morgan of Security Dealer Marketing for a show floor snapshot about AI and changing marketing strategies for security integrators.

Security Dealer Marketing provides security dealers with the strategies they need to market their brands. David Morgan, Vice President and co-founder of SDM, has leveraged his vast marketing leadership experience to serve the security industry for over a decade.