Kroll, a privately owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 1972 and employs approximately 5,700 professionals globally. The company provides business consulting and services, specializing in risk and financial advisory solutions.
Kroll published research on March 20, 2026, revealing a widening gap between organizations' perceived preparedness for cyberattacks and their actual capacity to defend and recover from incidents. This study surveyed 1,000 cybersecurity decision-makers across 10 countries, including the UK, Ireland, the US, Japan, and Germany. Previously, on March 19, major credit rating agencies, including Kroll, Moody's, and Fitch, revised their fiscal outlook for New York City to negative, aligning their assessments due to concerns about the city's financial position. Earlier that day, Kroll's global report found that cyberattacks cause significant value destruction throughout the private equity lifecycle and are increasing in frequency. This followed Kroll's partnership with MHA Consulting on March 18 to support a disaster recovery tabletop exercise for a fintech organization operating in the payments infrastructure space, focusing on evaluating disaster recovery readiness and validating response procedures during system disruptions.
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