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, to learn from incidents.
Across the UK, thousands of venues 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
Lloyd Major, CEO of Halo Solutions, emphasizes the need for change, as the threat profile has expanded beyond terrorism prevention over the past decade.
Author's summary: Venues need a digital black box for safety.
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