7 corporate travel security tips for IT and travel leaders
Travel leaders now rank data hacking during overseas trips as the top threat to business travel. But a growing share of that risk isn’t coming from outside — it’s coming from travelers booking through unapproved consumer AI tools your IT team has never seen or assessed. Closing that gap requires IT and travel leaders to work together.
Why shadow AI is the travel security threat IT can’t fix alone
When corporate travel tools don’t offer the intelligence travelers want, employees go elsewhere. 85% of CFOs are already concerned their employees use unapproved tools — and 72% of travelers say they wouldn’t have a problem doing it. The risk isn’t theoretical; it’s already in your travel program.
How IT and travel leaders can close corporate travel security gaps
The eBook walks through a joint framework across seven areas:
- Forming a security task force
- Steering travelers away from shadow AI
- Managing access and permissions
- Building traveler training
- Surfacing spending anomalies in real time
- Vetting vendors together
- Coordinating incident response
Download the eBook to get the full framework — and the specific action steps for each team.