Capital One Arena, MSE's premier venue and company headquarters, hosts some 220 events per year. Occupying an entire city block in the heart of downtown Washington, D.C., the 1 million-square-foot facility holds more than 20,000 fans. Joey Leon, security manager at Capital One Arena, is part of a threeperson team that oversees security operations related to the building and its guests. His job involves keeping the organization's players, buildings, and spectators safe, and his team has always tried to monitor social media to help identify and track real or potential threats.

In this case study, learn:

• Security best practices from one of the nation’s top event venues
• How real-time alerts form an important cornerstone of the stadium’s dynamic security strategy
  
  

The Dataminr platform uses artificial intelligence to detect early signals of emerging risks using public data, delivering relevant, real-time alerts on breaking events as they unfold. Corporate risk and security professionals can customize the software to their preferred focus areas and assign urgency thresholds to differentiate the seriousness of a given situation.