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Access control, visitor management and crowd control technologies can help secure stadiums and arenas despite staffing shortages.

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.

Louisiana cultural institutions are eligible for $5,000 security grants to write and update emergency plans and safety procedures.

The University of Wisconsin (UW)-Madison Police Department has begun beta testing a weapons detection system to secure sporting events on the university's main campus.

LIGA MX, the top professional soccer league in Mexico, will implement FAN ID, facial recognition technology from Incode, across all stadiums in Mexico.

Former Pennsylvania State Police leader Sherman Shadle has been named the new Director of Security at Little League International.

The MLB's Miami Marlins use a parking management system from Genetec to increase payment compliance and event security at loanDepot park.

Little League Baseball uses security surveillance technology to secure their World Series event and protect players, coaches and spectators from security incidents.

The Venue Security Director Survey found safety challenges at stadiums across the MLB, NFL and more, prioritizing crowd management and security technologies.