Explanation should include

reasons for security (e.g., crowd control, crime prevention, general safety of participants and customers)
types of security measures (e.g., cameras, drones, facial recognition software, AI, mirrors, sensors, metal detectors, gates, fencing, vehicles, dogs)
partnerships and contracts with local, state, national, and international agencies (e.g., police, emergency medical technicians [EMT], fire, Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI], private security, in-house security, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Interpol).

Process/Skill Questions:

Why is security an important marketing component in the sports, entertainment, and event industries?
How does security affect customer privacy?
How does a sports, entertainment, and event business select security tools?
How can a company encourage customers to comply with security measures?
Who benefits from event security? How?
How does a sports, entertainment, and event business identify the government agency with jurisdiction over its venue or event?
What communication systems are needed as part of security planning?
Why is relationship marketing important to safety and security?