Bond Revolutionizes Personal Security with Groundbreaking Q2 Results
August 14, 2026 – In a significant quarter for the company, Bond has announced impressive earnings and highlighted its position as a leader in democratizing personal security. During their recent conference call, CEO Doron Kempel presented key highlights from Q2, showcasing the company's rapid growth and strategic partnerships.
Kempel emphasized that the largest companies worldwide are now offering Bond to all employees, marking a new reality in personal security. This shift is driven by the EY research report, which found that employers can expect bottom-line savings of $181-$280 per employee per year when offering the service. For large corporations like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, this translates to substantial cost savings – up to $20 million annually.
With Bond's mission to become the largest personal security company in the world, Kempel underscored that the company is already the largest provider of personal security globally, covering millions of individuals. This achievement is a testament to the company's innovative approach and strategic partnerships with prominent organizations.
Kempel also highlighted the importance of transparency and collaboration between HR and finance departments, citing the EY report as a crucial resource for chief security officers. By sharing this information, Bond aims to educate companies about the benefits of personal security and its impact on their bottom line.
As the company continues to grow and expand its reach, Kempel emphasized that something 'very big' is happening in the world of personal security. With Bond at the forefront of this shift, it's clear that the company is making a significant impact on the industry.
Bond's Q2 results demonstrate the company's commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction. As the demand for personal security continues to rise, Kempel's vision for the company's future is becoming increasingly clear: to become the largest personal security and peace-of-mind company in the world for all.
