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Which is the most dangerous country in the world in 2026? See what the Global Peace Index and FCDO advice say, and how to keep travelling staff safe.
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Which is the most dangerous country in the world in 2026? See what the Global Peace Index and FCDO advice say, and how to keep travelling staff safe.
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What duty of care means, the UK laws behind it, and practical steps employers can take to protect staff who work alone, on the road or abroad.
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What is a duress button, how does it differ from a panic button, and which type is right for your staff? A clear employer's guide to duress alarms.
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Lone workers face unique risks. Here's the personal safety framework that meets your legal duty of care and actually protects your people when it matters.
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With less than one month to go until the World Cup, corporate travel and local operations are about to face a large security challenge across 16 host cities. While stadium perimeters will feature heavy security, the true vulnerabilities for your mobile workforce exist outside the gates, in transit hubs, hotels, and fan zones. Discover how Global Security Directors are cutting through the noise of generic threat intelligence to build a proactive, human-centric safety strategy that fulfils duty of care obligations.
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As we approach the official start of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season on June 1, the headlines seem reassuring. Current forecasts from Colorado State University suggest a "slightly below-average" year, with early climate models predicting a moderate El Niño. However, for travel managers and security professionals, a "quiet" forecast can be the most dangerous one of all. Between the rapid intensification of storms in record-warm waters and the increased logistics of the 2026 World Cup, the real threat this year isn't just the wind, it’s the "Complacency Trap."
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Relying on email for emergency alerts creates visibility and accountability gaps. Discover why multi-channel communication is essential for employee safety and duty of care.
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Vismo has entered an important new phase with the appointment of Tom Cowling as CEO. Tom joins from Ernst & Young, bringing strong experience in business development and high growth environments. His arrival comes at a time when demand for reliable employee safety, lone worker support, and critical event management continues to increase across the UK, US, and global markets. This article outlines why Tom’s background makes him well suited to lead Vismo, what his appointment means for customers, and how it supports the company’s ongoing focus on keeping people safe at work.