24/7 Licensed Security Services for corporate conferences, private concerts, conventions, expositions, celebrations, and parties.

An event security guard manages guest entry, prevents unauthorized access, monitors crowd movement, enforces safety policies, and responds to emergencies such as fights, medical issues, or fire alarms.

It depends on the size, location, alcohol service, and risk profile. As a general rule:

• 1 guard per 75–100 guests for standard events

   

• 1 per 50 for large or public events

   

• Additional coverage for entrances, stages, VIPs, or bars
  We provide free event assessments to recommend the right number of personnel.

Yes. We actively serve event venues across Vaughan, Scarborough, Toronto, and surrounding regions. We also cover downtown Vancouver, Calgary, and resort areas like Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Absolutely. We secure weddings, birthdays, galas, and invite-only private events - ensuring your guest list stays exclusive and your environment stays under control.

Yes. All event personnel are trained in verbal de-escalation, evacuation, and emergency medical response. We coordinate with venue staff and EMS as required.

 Event safety refers to protecting attendees from harm (medical, fire, crowd risks), while event security focuses on preventing intentional threats like theft, fights, or unauthorized access.

 Security is the state of being free from danger or threat. In events, it means safeguarding people, property, and information.

• Access control (check-in, wristbands, scanning)
  
  
• Crowd control and flow management
  
  
• Emergency response coordination
  
  
• Surveillance and incident prevention

 To ensure public safety, avoid liability, protect assets, and create a seamless experience. It's also required by law for many large gatherings.

To monitor, protect, and act-deterring threats before they escalate and responding quickly when they do.

• Evacuate crowds safely
  
  
• Coordinate with police/fire services
  
  
• Lockdown or isolate areas
  
  
• Provide first response support

• Patrol venue perimeters
  
  
• Check bags and IDs
  
  
• Watch for suspicious activity
  
  
• Write reports post-event
  
  
• Communicate via radios and coordinate with staff

 It refers to an occurrence that may affect the safety or integrity of the event—like a fight, fire, or unauthorized entry.

 A combination of personnel and systems (guards, cameras, checkpoints) designed to maintain order and safety throughout the event.

An event is the main gathering (e.g., concert), while a security event is an incident (threat or breach) that requires intervention.

An event that is professionally guarded, has risk-mitigation strategies, medical/emergency readiness, and efficient crowd control.

 Any unplanned occurrence that could compromise the safety of people or property-e.g., fire alarm, theft, injury, or breach.

 A security event is the actual incident, while an alert is the notification or warning raised when a potential incident is detected.

1. Authentication - Verifying identity
   
2. Authorization - Granting access
   
3. Accounting - Tracking user actions
   
4. Auditing - Evaluating security

 Sometimes interpreted as:

1. Observe
   
2. Deter
   
3. Engage
   
4. Report

1. People
   
   
2. Processes
   
   
3. Policies
   
   
4. Physical Controls

 In a general context:

1. Physical Security
   
2. Information Security
   
3. Operational Security
   
4. Personnel Security

1. Confidentiality
   
   
2. Integrity
   
   
3. Availability
   
   
4. Accountability

1. Prevention
   
   
2. Protection
   
   
3. Preparedness
   
   
4. Performance
   
   
5. Persistence