Coordination and intelligence for major events.
We design the Command, Control, Communications, Coordination, and Intelligence (C4I) architecture, policies, and procedures for major event security operations, with a focus on how information moves: between agencies and jurisdictions, and from operations centers to the people making decisions.
What we deliver
Connecting agencies, intelligence, and command.
A security operation’s decisions are only as good as the structure that carries information to them.
Command structures often treat intelligence as an outside input. We design C4I with intelligence at the center, so it reaches command in time to shape decisions, and reporting from the field keeps it current.
Architecture
Operations centers, command relationships, and information flow across agencies and jurisdictions, aligned with ICS/NIMS.
Policies
Decision authority, escalation thresholds, and information-sharing arrangements, agreed before the event rather than improvised during it.
Procedures
Reporting cycles, briefing rhythms, and escalation protocols that hold up under operational pressure.
Intelligence
Intelligence requirements, analysis, and reporting before and during the event, with a clear distinction between what is confirmed and what is not.
Threat and risk assessment
Assessment at the event, host-city, venue, and game level of the threats faced, the vulnerabilities they could exploit, and the resulting risk to operations.
After-action review
Dashboards of key metrics and incident tallies, deeper analysis of what occurred against what was anticipated, and the lessons that should carry forward.
Who we work with
Our work helps organizations such as:
- Event organizing committees and rights holders
- Host cities, government agencies, and public safety partners
- Venues and professional sports organizations
- Corporate security teams operating at major events
