Travel Security and Risk Principal, Global Physical Security

Job Description

Travel Security and Risk Principal (IC3) supports Oracle’s Global Physical Security Crisis Management program by executing core program activities aligned with ISO 31030 guidance and Oracle travel duty‑of‑care practices. The role provides travel risk assessments, actionable security recommendations, and practical mitigations for business travelers and corporate‑sponsored events.

The TSRP role provides global travel risk assessments, security duty of care support, governance of traveler communication and accountability systems, ISO 31030 compliance, and risk mitigation through training to support Oracle business travel. The role partners closely with the Global Security Operations Center (GSOC), travel support suppliers and travel tracking platforms, and serves as a key interface to GPS Intelligence Analysis to interpret intelligence reporting and translate it into clear traveler guidance and high‑risk travel awareness products.

The role develops and delivers travel security training (virtual and onsite), participates in crisis management exercises/tabletops, and periodically supports Oracle flagship events.

• Execute TSRP program processes across the travel lifecycle, risk assessment, high‑risk travel disclosure to benefits teams, mitigation through training, monitoring, response, supporting continuous improvement of travel security practices.
• Provide security recommendations and reasonable mitigation guidance to reduce traveler exposure to threats to a practical level.
• Support documentation and upkeep of playbooks, job aids, traveler guidance, and stakeholder process workflows.
• Threat monitoring, intelligence interpretation & communications.
• Consume intelligence analysis outputs and produce concise summaries for high‑risk travel justification packages, Global Travel communication, traveler briefings, and stakeholder updates.
• Monitor for changes in global threats and help coordinate timely communications and guidance updates to travelers and stakeholders.

• Coordinate traveler security incident response in partnership with the Global Security Operations Centers, Crisis Management, Global Travel, HR, and travel assistance provider(s); support escalation, communications, documentation, and follow‑up.
• Contribute to incident reporting, trend analysis, and feedback loops to help identify patterns and recommend remediation.

• Work closely with the GSOC to support travel monitoring software and operational workflows and to improve end‑to‑end traveler support processes.
• Help validate monitoring/alerting workflows and support process improvements related to travel tracking platforms and stakeholder handoffs.

• Develop, refresh, and deliver travel security training modules and awareness content (virtual and onsite), in partnership with internal education/awareness stakeholders.
• Participate in crisis management exercises/tabletops and support readiness activities and after‑action learnings.

• Coordinate with internal partners (Crisis Management, Intelligence Analysis, Global Security Operations Centers, Global Travel, HR, Legal as needed) and support vendor engagement and performance activities as assigned (e.g., metrics, service reviews, escalations).

• 5+ years of relevant experience in one or more of the following areas: security operations/GSOC, intelligence analysis, corporate travel security operations, incident coordination/response, travel program operations, risk operations, or related fields.
• Demonstrated ability to interpret intelligence or threat reporting and translate it into clear, actionable summaries for non‑technical stakeholders.
• Ability to manage operational monitoring workflows (e.g., GSOC platforms, Ontic, Slack, alerting/monitoring tools, case management, travel tracking platforms) and coordinate cross‑functional response.
• Ability to develop and deliver training, enablement, and communications (virtual and/or in‑person).
• Strong writing, documentation, and…