Event management

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Large-scale events present attractive targets for disruptive actors or security threats.


Large events are high-density targets.

Concerts and live sporting events are attractive targets for threat actors because of the large surface area they present for attacks or disruption.

Signal allows large event managers to protect their audiences by monitoring keywords and locations many months before the event is due to start.


How Signal helps protect large-scale events

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Signal searches for location and event names, and high-profile performers or teams, sifting out the noise to find posts that indicate a security risk.

A crowd at a concert or music festival with hands raised, purple stage lighting, and a large illuminated symbol in the background.

Signal monitors geographical locations to provide instant alerts on events within a certain radius.

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Signal scans for ticket-fraud scammers or cybercriminal campaigns aimed at eventgoers.


Proactive intelligence to aid in threat responses to large-scale events

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Australia has suffered multiple terror attacks in public spaces in recent years. In 2018, Signal detected reports of an incident minutes before media or law enforcement.

Read the blog post.


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