Why Integrating Satellite Devices Enhances Lone Worker Safety
When you’re responsible for people working alone in the world’s most remote corners, peace of mind can sometimes feel out of reach.
What Keeps Safety Directors Up at Night: Conversations with Industry Leaders on Managing Global Workforce Risk
Protecting people across multiple countries, time zones, and risk environments is no small feat. It’s the kind of responsibility that has safety directors staring at the ceiling at 3 AM, wondering if they’ve covered all the bases.
The Future of Incident Management: Trends to Watch in 2025
Incident management is undergoing a quiet revolution. It’s no longer just about responding quickly when something goes wrong. It’s about building systems that prevent, predict, and recover from incidents in smarter, more human-centered ways.
How to Leverage Geofencing for Improved Incident Response
When an incident unfolds, whether it’s a natural disaster, a security breach, or a lone worker emergency, every second counts. In those crucial moments, having accurate information and automated actions can drastically improve outcomes.
Coffee Break Chat: What 7 Security Managers Wish They’d Known Before Their First Crisis
No amount of training quite prepares you for that first major crisis. Whether it’s a natural disaster affecting your international offices, a security incident abroad, or a global pandemic (who had that on their 2020 bingo card?), there’s always something they don’t cover in the handbook.
Safety starts with culture
Safety is about culture, not just rules or emergency responses. The strongest communities are those where people look out for each other, making safety a shared priority.
