Dragonfly and Vismo announce an integration partnership by which intelligence from Dragonfly’s Security Intelligence & Analysis Service will be available through the Vismo platform.

Vismo will have access to Dragonfly’s 19,000 location risk scores and associated detailed intelligence reports and incident data. As a result, users of Vismo’s Locate & Protect App will be better protected when they are on the move.

Two complementary capabilities

The service combines two complementary capabilities. By having access to Dragonfly’s intelligence and data, Vismo users will be able to better understand emerging security risks in the countries in which they’re traveling and how they are likely to affect their work and the operational aspect of their employer’s business.

Additionally, they will receive alerts on incidents that are likely to specifically impact business travelers ahead of time, through Dragonfly’s Travel Risk Monitor data feed.

State-of-the-art GPS tracking

"The opportunities presented by partnering with Vismo are good news for users," said Henry Wilkinson, Chief Intelligence Officer, Dragonfly.

Henry Wilkinson adds, "They will be able to plan and have access to our forward-looking intelligence which, combined with Vismo’s state-of-the-art GPS tracking and travel data solutions, provides a thorough and holistic approach to travel risk management."

Comprehensive travel risk management

Colin Dale, Global Sales Director, Vismo, commented, "What’s great about our collaboration is that it enhances our ability to provide users with proactive and more comprehensive travel risk management."

Colin Dale adds, "It gives them valuable insights and real-time data to maximise their safety and security while traveling."

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