Security at Scale: Martyn’s Law, Public Safety & Efficiency - London
On Thursday 19 November, Verkada will host a private, closed-door security briefing at the Shangri-La, The Shard, bringing together senior leaders responsible for security, technology and operations across major public-facing venues and complex estates.
The session will feature an exclusive keynote from Nick Aldworth, former UK National Counter-Terrorism Coordinator and co-author of the original Martyn’s Law proposal, exploring the evolving threat landscape and the implications for organisations responsible for public safety.
Why Attend
With Martyn’s Law bringing greater focus to the protection of publicly accessible locations, organisations face increasing pressure to strengthen security, improve preparedness and coordinate responses to potential threats.
This briefing offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from one of the key figures behind the legislation, gain insight into the changing security landscape and exchange perspectives with peers responsible for protecting large venues and public-facing environments.
Who Should Attend
This invite-only briefing is designed for senior Security, IT, and Operations leaders responsible for security strategy, public safety, compliance and infrastructure across organisations such as:
Universities and higher education institutions
Stadiums, arenas and major sporting venues
Entertainment, leisure and cultural venues
Transport hubs and other high-footfall public spaces
Large, multi-site and publicly accessible estates
Event Details:
Venue: Shangri-La The Shard, London
Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Attendance is entirely complimentary, but guest capacity for this session is strictly limited.
Schedule
10:00 AM: Arrival & Breakfast
10:30 AM: Welcome & Opening Remarks
10:45 AM: Keynote: Nick Aldworth
11:30 AM: Verkada Showcase
12:15 PM: Panel / Q&A
1:00 PM: Closing & Networking
We’d love to have you join us for this event! We're also planning to offer food, beverages, swag, or other gifts – so please consult your ethics official before attending and email us at [email protected] if you want to attend but think there might be limits to what you can accept. Otherwise, if you click "Sign up," we trust this means you are allowed to be present and accept our takeaways. Thanks!