Protect your travellers before they become targets. GSA Global helps organisations strengthen travel security through Counter Compromise training, intelligence-led travel risk assessments, protective security advice and ISO 31030 aligned travel risk management.
Counter Compromise is a proactive approach to protecting business travellers from targeted exploitation. It helps individuals recognise and respond to techniques such as social engineering, elicitation, surveillance and other methods used to obtain sensitive information before a cyber or physical security incident occurs.
Business travellers often have access to sensitive information, valuable commercial relationships and strategic insights. Hostile actors may target them before or during travel using publicly available information, social engineering or face-to-face interactions to gather intelligence or influence decision-making.
Counter Compromise complements travel risk management by addressing the human risks associated with international travel. It helps organisations prepare travellers to recognise targeted exploitation alongside more traditional travel risks such as crime, terrorism, political instability and medical emergencies.
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