To provide an optimal fan experience, stadiums and arenas rely on thousands of OT and IoT systems to ensure safety, comfort and efficiency. But as these complex venues become increasingly connected, they’re also more vulnerable to cyber threats and disruptions. Designated as critical infrastructure in many parts of the world, stadiums and arenas are subject to oversight by CISA in the U.S. and must comply with the NIS2 Directive in EU Member States.
To keep filling seats, owners and operators must be able to maintain physical and cyber resilience on Game Day… and every day.
Ticketing Kiosks & Entry Gates
Without strong password protection, a hacker could disable the ticketing system or lock the turnstiles, creating crowd unrest and vulnerability.
Video Board & Public Address System
By hacking an unsecured display or sound system, a threat actor could broadcast a message that causes crowds to panic.
Automated Lighting Controls
Without remote access security, a malicious actor could shut off all lights, also causing panic.
Large Variety and Number of Systems
Stadium networks comprise disparate systems from multiple OEM vendors, often with poorly managed third-party access or even control.
Automate asset inventory to identify and manage heterogeneous IoT devices and BAS that run autonomously.
Learn MoreDetect any cyber or operational threat so you can pinpoint the risks that matter most before incidents impact occupants and visitors.
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Learn MoreScale continuous monitoring to aggregate asset data and communication flows across all stadium sub-systems into a single interface.
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