Events

Public events and entertainment venues, whether concerts, museums, amusement parks, or sporting events, attract large crowds who are not always aware of the aerial threat above them.

Drones, piloted by individuals with malicious intent or simply seeking spectacular views, pose a real danger to the safety of participants. This threat requires increased vigilance and appropriate security measures, both for organizers and law enforcement agencies.

Threats

• Crash of an uncontrolled drone: Risk of a drone losing control and falling into the crowd, causing physical injury or property damage.
• Espionage and collection of sensitive information: Surveillance of facilities, crowd movements, or security activities to gather strategic information.
• Disruption of activities: Interruption of events, either through the disturbance caused by flying drones or their use to disrupt ongoing activities.
• Intrusion into secure areas: Drones used to penetrate restricted or monitored areas, such as behind the scenes at an event, VIP stands, or stages.
• Creation of crowd movements: Use of drones to cause panic among crowds, disrupting public safety.