Scalable security made for event and entertainment venues
Event venues, arenas, and stadiums are turning to HiveWatch to increase the impact and efficiency of their existing security systems and programs, while offering a safer environment for patrons and employees. The result? Keeping people safe to enjoy concerts, sporting events, and entertainment.
Protect critical areas of a stadium at all times
Assure officers are visiting checkpoints, doing their rounds, and performing as expected with Guard Tours
Officers can create security or facility related incidents complete with photos via the Guard Mobile App
Scale security based on the needs of the venue
Reduce false alarms up to 90%, allowing operators to reduce fatigue and focus on high-impact security initiatives and real-time alarm response
Automate real-time detection in sensitive areas to deter bad actors from entering/tailgating secure spaces, such as locker rooms, staging areas, and VIP access areas
Keep critical technology online and optimize operator response
Identify faulty devices and monitor their health to quickly identify and mitigate possible security vulnerabilities that may be exploited
Keep track of repeated bad actors and share that information with other local venues
Gain real-time insights into your security program with metrics dashboard that can help event security leadership make smarter decisions for staffing and resourcing during events
Additional Resources
The HiveWatch Difference
Want to know more about HiveWatch? Start here with an overview video featuring members of our leadership team. Discover the HiveWatch difference and the "why" behind our software.
Intelligent, Efficient, and Scalable Security for Large Venues
Large event spaces and entertainment venues have unique challenges for protecting patrons and staff from harm. That's why they require a unique platform to bring disparate systems together and make guard communication easier.
Physical Security Needs a Makeover: How to Approach Security Differently
This eBook should speak to those who question how the siloed systems that your organization has invested in work together to provide more streamlined information to leadership, how technology needs to be open, and more.