Supporting one of the world’s most prolific fashion photographers
GSA Global was asked to do an OSINT investigation following a concern that someone impersonating the client had contacted people via email.
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In 2022 BGS provided an overarching security programme for one of the wealthiest and most high-profile families in the Middle East.
GSA Global was asked to do an OSINT investigation following a concern that someone impersonating the client had contacted people via email.
Boodle Hatfield sought exemplary security solutions to ensure the safety and confidentiality of its clients.
Peters & Peters wanted to put together an expert team of primarily ex-police officers to assist with a private prosecution.
A leading global bank asked GSA Global to conduct a security and accreditation assessment of the hotel.
GSA Global were recruited to ensure that safety protocols across the hotel were sufficiently robust.
The organisation asked GSA Global to support them through the ISO 27001 assessment process, prior to audit.
In the dynamic landscape of the legal sector, where confidentiality is paramount, the rise of phishing, smishing and vishing attacks poses a significant threat.
On average, the company undertakes 30 requests for proposals a year for corporates, a critical audience for the company’s facilities.
This whitepaper aims to assist corporations understand ISO 31030’s potential implications for an employer’s travel security obligations and liabilities in the context of existing United States law.
A supply chain attack involves leveraging a third party supplier to an organisation, business, or even an entire industry in order to facilitate the stealing of information from them.
GSA Global support The Police Children’s Charity, which aims to support police families by helping ease the financial pressures of bringing up children in the face of life-changing circumstances.
A new phenomenon has occurred within the banking space known as ‘de-banking’. This entails the closure of a person or organisations’ bank accounts by banks who perceive the account holders to pose a financial, legal, regulatory, or reputational risk.