Security Insights for Events
Security Insights for Events

Review security reports near event sites and venues.

Security risk information for event and venue staff. AtlasNXT by Track24 shows security and risk information on a map, so teams can review reported events near their staff, sites, and planned journeys.

AtlasNXT Security Insights for Events & Venues, showing London and example operating locations
Example scenario
Example scenario

Example scenario

Before staff activity in London, event control reviews recent reports around the destination and approach roads. The team checks when and where the events were reported, compares the sources with local information from the event supervisor, and briefs colleagues on the confirmed concerns, unanswered questions, and agreed contact arrangements.

Security Insights for Events & Venues

Review risk maps and the reports behind them
Explore security, risk, and weather reports through map markers, severity colours, heatmaps, and hexmaps. Heatmaps show concentrations of reported events; hexmaps show average risk ratings by area. Open the underlying reports directly from the map for further detail.
Brief teams on local risks
Examine reported activity around the venue, staff accommodation, and approach routes. The underlying source reports give the operational briefing a shared reference.
Bring risk information into the response
Use a shared risk picture to brief colleagues and review planned activity. Global Alerts connects relevant events with people and sites, while Incident Management provides a record of the response when an issue needs coordinated action.

How can we explore patterns in reported events?

Heatmaps show concentrations of reported events, while hexmaps show average risk ratings by area. Open the underlying reports for detail, then use Global Alerts to review events relevant to people, sites, and planned activity.

See Security Insights in action

Book a demo to see how AtlasNXT supports event and venue staff. Explore how Security Insights fits your sites, contact arrangements, and response procedures.