
Protection in a volatile world
From providing basic journey management advice, to supporting complex resturctuing wholesale, read how Control Risks has helped companies succeed in today's complex operating environments.
Global organisations face threats that vary widely depending on their industry, size, geographic location, and the profiles of their executives. Control Risks’ protective services keeps people safe wherever they are.
From providing basic journey management advice, to public event security, to natural disaster response, or travel security solutions, Control Risks’ combination of skill sets, local knowledge, and a rigorous methodical approach helps companies succeed in today’s complex operating environments.
Our protective services and travel security consultants are integrated into management teams with country and sector experience, balanced between local national and international representation. Where possible, our security professionals are locally based and trained to best practice and Control Risks’ exacting standards. Operators maintain personal Security Industry Association (SIA) qualifications or an equivalent and are extensively vetted.
Our services include:
Embedded Consulting Services
If we offer it as a service,
we can embed it into your organisation
Business travel is a critical part of maintaining customer and supplier relationships, assessing new markets and launching critical initiatives. Secure Journey helps organisations manage the travel risks of a globally mobile workforce so that your team are safe to focus on what matters most wherever their work takes them. Find out more.
From providing basic journey management advice, to supporting complex resturctuing wholesale, read how Control Risks has helped companies succeed in today's complex operating environments.
We deliver accredited and bespoke training packages from our international training locations in the Americas, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific regions, and can conduct training directly at our client's facilities and project locations.
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