While cyber incidents are already a top concern for most business leaders, organizations are simultaneously facing a dramatic uptick in physical incidents that have the potential to impact their people and operations.
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Duty of Care
Recent security incidents, travel disruptions, and inflated costs emphasizes the need for organizations to evaluate their Travel Risk Management plans. An integral part of these plans is evaluating accommodation-based risks that may impact your travelers.
A sneak peek into the security landscape ahead of the Olympics, exploring key themes and potential risks that will shape the atmosphere in Paris and the broader Ile-de-France region.
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season is forecast to be very active, putting tens of millions of lives at risk and potentially causing billions of dollars in damage across coastal areas of southern and eastern US due to possible flooding, damaging winds, and storm surges. Crisis24 offers their outlook on the 2024 season.
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season is forecast to be very active, putting tens of millions of lives at risk and potentially causing billions of dollars in damage across coastal areas of southern and eastern US due to possible flooding, damaging winds, and storm surges. Crisis24 offers their outlook on the 2024 season.
The industry type, size, and nature of operations significantly influence the selection of the right safety strategy. The resource requirements for each strategy also vary. Ultimately, the best approach might be a balanced combination of three strategies, tailored to your specific needs.
Navigating the complex landscape of workplace safety, there’s a phrase that rings true across all industries: prevention is better than cure. But what does that mean in the context of workplace safety strategies? And how does an organization choose the best strategy that ensures both the safety of its employees and the sustainability of its operations?
“Business travel” is often associated with airports, flights, rental cars and taxi rides. However, post-pandemic, there is a clear trend going on with train travel as the new business travel concept.
A training course is a relatively low investment and can go a long way to increasing the safety of your business travelers.
With the size and scope of Atlantic hurricanes evolving, businesses with operations, assets, and people in impacted areas must review and update their response plan — and then plan for the plan not working.
