Whether it’s in-season support, or off-season planning, the National Football League’s global operations center (GSOC) is a vital component in keeping personnel and assets safe. The realization of the GSOC three years ago has allowed the league to expand its physical, cyber, and intelligence capabilities, and its partnership with Crisis24 has further increased its ability to monitor for online threats and mitigate potential security risks. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic completely changed the understanding of duty of care, and the adoption of an “all-hazards” approach has been critical in maintaining a dynamic and agile approach to risk management. As the League continues to expand its operating environment, relations with law enforcement both domestically and internationally are vital. The emphasis on close collaboration and transparency has led to better intelligence which has driven more effective and efficient decision-making abilities. Listen to this latest episode of The Risk Insight, where Mo French and Neil Sachs discuss the NFL’s unique GSOC capabilities, duty of care obligations and integrated approach to risk management, and much more with Rob Gummer, Director, Intelligence Operations and GSOC at the National Football League.

More data has been generated in the last two years than within the entirety of human history. From social media posts to academic papers, organizations are facing the challenge of trying to consume all this data in a relevant and useable manner. With advancements in artificial intelligence, paired with human interpretation, organizations can collect focused and detailed information to make better business decisions, faster. Should an adverse event occur, the ability to collect data 24/7/365 in multiple languages allows clients to have access to on-demand, round-the-clock support when they need it most, wherever they are in the world. Listen to Michael Susong, Senior Vice President of Global Intelligence, discuss how artificial intelligence has been a game changer in collecting and interpreting information with Mo French, SVP Risk Solutions.

Listen to Matt Spring, Director, Protective Solutions, discuss key trends within the executive protection industry with Mo French, SVP Risk Solutions. During the COVID-19 pandemic, foreign and domestic travel has either come to a halt or been drastically reduced. With this, the executive protection industry has had to adapt its services to meet new business requirements. A seismic shift to remote working has seen new security concerns arise, resulting in a growing demand for residential protective services. Organizations have also had time to review and re-evaluate their crisis management plans and duty-of-care obligations in relation to business travel. With secure transportation and private aviation previously only available to c-suite executives, increasing uncertainty over health and safety has seen this also being extended to mid-level employees.

Listen to Ghonche Alavi, Senior Consultant, discuss key cyber security trends with Mo French, SVP Risk Solutions.

Crisis24’s Chief Security Officer, Hugh Dunleavy, shares insights on the evolution of risk management, and key elements organizations should be considering to ensure duty of care for all personnel.

We sit down with Hugh Dunleavy, Crisis24's Chief Security Officer (CSO) to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic, and other incidents in the past 18 months, have changed the way CSO's provide risk management and duty of care support for an organization and its people.

Welcome to The Risk Insight, a Crisis24 podcast taking a closer look at the risk and security issues facing organizations around the world today. In this episode, Mo French, SVP Risk Solutions at Crisis24, introduces The Risk Insight podcast and what you can expect as a listener.