Articles Tagged with ''event security planning''

The 2026 World Cup tests every framework of public safety.

The Super Bowl is not just a game, but a blueprint for how modern risk must be managed.

This published guide supports security leaders in protecting venues. 

Security leaders in the event venue industry discuss what it takes to secure crowds in an unpredictable world.

Safeguarding national and international sporting events is essential for public safety and confers economic benefit on all involved. 

As we move on from the Paris Olympics, it is important for organizations to assess their preparedness for such events and plan to be even more resilient in the future. 

Securing major events requires a balance of physical and digital security measures.

With the Super Bowl bringing thousands of people into Phoenix, TSA at PHX introduced additional security measures to ensure safe travel. 

Mass events like the Super Bowl can become targets for cyberattacks. Security leaders need to plan ahead to keep entertainment, staff and guests safe.

Security leaders who protect public facilities and events should employ a mix of access control, surveillance and crowd monitoring to secure public gatherings, according to a recent information session from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).