Cloudflare’s Approach to Travel Risk Management
Business travel is back. And with it comes the need to keep your globetrotting employees safe—from departure to return and every moment in between.
So, how does a small team tackle travel risk management for thousands of employees?
Delia Midamba is Head of Physical Security at Cloudflare, where she sees a vast array of travel requests hit her desk. In this episode, Delia shares her approach to risk management that protects company IP, executives, and employees while traveling.
Listen in to learn how to:
- Conduct a pre-travel risk assessment for employees
- Rate, review, and manage travel requests
- Account for legal and tax implications for remote work and business travel
- Ensure executive protection while traveling
- Balance company duty of care with employee right to privacy
The Employee Safety Podcast is hosted by Peter Steinfeld, SVP of Safety Solutions at AlertMedia.
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