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Reza Sibilant shares his perspective on how security risks increasingly overlap, what organisations are concerned about and why resilience requires a more joined-up approach.
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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.
Reza Sibilant shares his perspective on how security risks increasingly overlap, what organisations are concerned about and why resilience requires a more joined-up approach.
As cyber, insider and physical threats become more complex, organisations must rethink their crisis management arrangements. Explore the importance of realistic planning, operational resilience, effective exercising and board oversight.
Continuing our Cyber Security Awareness Month series, GSA Global sat down with Anthony Dickinson to explore cyber security vulnerabilities, security controls, AI, attacker tactics and how organisations can better understand their exposure to cyber threats.
GSA Global’s Mark Raeburn reflects on more than three decades in cyber security, sharing his experience of major cyber incidents and his thoughts on trust, people, resilience and why organisations need to prepare for when prevention fails.
Cyber recovery does not always happen quickly. This article explores how organisations can maintain critical operations during prolonged disruption, and why leaders should test day five, not just day one.
The latest NCSC advisory may focus on poorly configured routers, but the campaign behind it is far broader. Mark Raeburn explains why organisations must manage cyber, physical, personnel and supplier risk as one connected threat.
Close protection is no longer just about visible security. As risks around senior leaders, executives and travelling personnel become more complex, organisations need a more intelligence led approach that connects physical protection with travel risk, cyber awareness and wider resilience planning.
Corporate compromise often begins before a cyber alert is triggered. Discover how Counter Compromise helps organisations prevent human-led exploitation of business travellers.
GSA announce the appointment of Mark Raeburn as Director of Cyber Security and Resilience, strengthening the company’s leadership team and expanding its integrated protective services offering.
Watch our on-demand webinar regarding the rise in digital fraud – from loyalty abuse to payment scams – and how this is threatening the trust hotels work hard to build with their guests.
GSA’s Spencer Mott, joined experts from the hospitality sector who came together for an engaging panel focused on one of the industry’s most pressing cybersecurity threats: Account Takeover (ATO) fraud.
The National Security Act 2023 targets hostile actions aimed at benefiting foreign powers. These include sabotage—a term often associated with historical accounts and World War II-era films—but which has been modernised to reflect present-day threats.