Harding Bush

Harding Bush joined Global Rescue in 2018 and is Senior Manager of Security Operations. Bush is an expert in procedures for high-risk travel, cultural awareness, crisis preparedness, leadership and operational planning. He spent more than 20 years as a U.S. Navy SEAL, during which he held responsibilities including Platoon Leading Senior Chief for SEAL Team Eight and Command Senior Chief of the Navy’s Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape (SERE) Course. After leaving the armed forces, Bush held international security leadership positions for the Jannah Hunt Oil Company, working closely with senior executives on security conditions at three oil production facilities in Yemen. Additionally, he was a security advisor and trainer for the Ogontz Group and Harke Strategic, where he delivered a full spectrum of security services to global organizations. Image courtesy of Bush

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travel security, travel safety, business travel

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Strategic safety planning: Staying ahead of business travel threats

Security teams cannot eliminate business travel threats, but their adaptability in the face of an incident can greatly reduce risk.

Harding Bush

August 7, 2023

Enterprise security teams cannot eliminate business travel threats, but their ability to adapt in an incident can reduce risk and maintain business continuity.

WFH? Digital security during a pandemic

Harding Bush

October 15, 2020

Criminals are leveraging elevated interest in COVID-19 to send emails to unsuspecting people to infect computers with ransomware, malware or other computer viruses. And why not? According to Forbes, the COVID-19 crisis has turned the U.S. workforce into a work-from-home army, giving cybercriminals new, less secure, access points for cyber viruses and phishing attacks, revealing vulnerabilities in cybersecurity strategies for the coronavirus crisis. And since there’s a tremendous curiosity for coronavirus information — people are more likely to click without checking the credibility of the source.

Crisis will occur when you least expect it. Internal and external communication during a crisis differs from normal communication, so organizations need to plan how they will communicate during a crisis

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Strategic safety planning: Staying ahead of business travel threats

WFH? Digital security during a pandemic

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