Why Every Venue Needs Its Own ‘Black Box’ for Public Safety
In aviation, a black box is indispensable, recording every detail, including conversations, data, timings, and decisions, offering the only reliable way to learn from an incident.
Across the UK, thousands of venues, from stadiums and transport hubs to shopping centers and campuses, operate daily without their equivalent of a black box, relying on fragmented data when incidents occur.
A digital black box for venues is becoming both a moral and operational necessity.
According to Lloyd Major, CEO of Halo Solutions, the lack of a centralized, tamper-proof record makes it difficult to reconstruct what happened or demonstrate accountability.
The threat profile has expanded in the last ten years, from terrorism prevention to other public safety concerns.
Author summary: Venues need a digital black box.
- Stadiums
- Transport hubs
- Shopping centers
- Camuses
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