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Event security planning guidelines

Now that we have said so much about EPS, it is important to note that no one ever analyzes a single second’s worth of data. An EPS rating is simply designed as a guideline to be used for evaluation, planning and comparison. When design- ing a SIEM system, one must also consider the volume of data that may be ana- lyzed for a single incident. If an organization collects an average of 20,000 EPS over eight hours of an ongoing incident, that will require sorting and analysis of 576,000,000 data records. Using a 300 byte average size, that. | CRE IT CITY GREAT FUTURE All that LOW land HlfiHSKfr WIDE WATER Find out more phone 379 2020 or visit www.aucklandcity.govt.nz Event security planning guidelines The purpose of these guidelines is to Clearly define role and outline event organiser responsibilities for participant safety at an event Assist event organisers with information on what to expect in a security plan Assist event organisers by giving an understanding about what security firms need from an event organiser to provide affective security and crowd management for an event Provide guidance on how to choose a provider to define the different types of security staff and outline infrastructure to assist a safe event Contents Responsibilities.2 Responsibility and role of .2 Organiser.2 Security.2 NZ Police.2 Security planning.2 What you will need to provide.2 Importance of the planning process.3 The security plan - what to expect.3 Pre event.3 Post event.4 What to expect in terms of price .4 Safe event resources.4 Choosing an event security provider.5 Qualifications to seek.5 Track record and how to establish this .6 Different types style of crowd management staff.6 Role of volunteers.6 Recommendations.6 June 2008 Page 1 of 6 CRE IT CITY GREAT FUTURE All that LOW land HlfiHSKfr WIDE WATER Find out more phone 379 2020 or visit www.aucklandcity.govt.nz Responsibilities The general objective of an event safety plan is to provide a safe environment for staff and visitors prevent the disruption of the event services protect property against damage or loss A security plan is one component of a safety plan as it provides the resources infrastructure and processes to provide the safe environment prevent disruption and protect people and property. Responsibility and role of Organiser As an event organiser you have a common law duty of care link to relevant legislation to ensure that those attending and affected by your event are safe and that your event venue is secure. It should be the responsibility of the