In 2022 BGS provided an overarching security programme for one of the wealthiest and most high-profile families in the Middle East.
In his first week as GSA Global’s Director of Protective Services, Simon Tasker was entrusted with a high-stakes project: to provide comprehensive protection and logistical support to a senior member of an International Royal Family and their delegation attending a global conference in Glasgow.
In our experience, some organisations appear unsure about whether they have a duty of care for employees in their downtime during a business trip, or after the business element of the trip is complete…
GSA Global announce the appointment of Simon Tasker as its new Director of Protective Services. Simon brings over 31 years of deep experience in law enforcement.
The role of employers in TRM is to discharge their duty of care through identifying foreseeable travel risks that could affect their travelling workers, to assess those risks and take reasonable steps to prevent or mitigate them.
Find out about a solution which has been created specifically to prevent Account Takeover within the hospitality sector.
With employees often required to travel for work, SMEs face unique challenges in protecting their workforce and ensuring business continuity. GSA have highlighted essential questions to guide organisations in safeguarding their business and employees in a constantly evolving environment.
Recognising the need to manage travel risk across its operations, Tetra Pak, the global leader in packaging and processing solutions tasked the company’s Global Travel Security Manager with introducing a comprehensive travel risk management structure and program.
During our on-demand webinar industry experts explored the increasing concerns regarding traveller safety and security.
As a non-executive board member, is your role as a guardian of governance keeping pace with the contemporary challenges to the lawful, ethical, and successful management of organisations?
Spencer Mott discusses the impact of Account Takeover Fraud (ATO) on the Travel and Hospitality Sector.
The importance of being able to speak up as a whistleblower and public confidence in regulators must remain high accordingly.
ECCTA’s overall impact on the UK business environment will be significant. The enhanced requirements for transparency and reporting will increase the administrative burden for businesses, however, it will deter economic crime by making it more difficult to hide illicit activities.