Employers have an important obligation when it comes to the health, safety and security of their employees, and that obligation doesn’t end when an employee leaves the country. In fact, when an employee travels on business, it’s even more important for companies to be proactive about understanding and reducing the risks that the employee faces.
This white paper addresses the many facets of fulfilling duty of care obligations to business travelers—from assessing risks and informing employees before and during a trip, to monitoring their locations, dynamic risks, as well as protecting them with swift responses.
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Portland Security Impact Report
When businesses, city partners, and security professionals collaborate, real transformation happens.
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How to transition campus security programs successfully
Smooth transitions. Safer campuses. Download the essential guide to campus security transitions.Changing campus security providers is about more than switching uniforms.
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How to transition security programs successfully in the oil, gas, and energy sector
Security transitions in the energy sector aren’t just operational—they’re mission-critical.Whether you’re responding to performance failures, navigating compliance changes, or expanding into new terri...
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Securing the energy sector: A comprehensive guide
The energy sector powers economies, fuels industries, and sustains everyday life—but it’s also one of the most targeted and vulnerable.