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As if there weren’t enough reasons to register for E3S this year already, we’ve partnered with our friends at the Event Safety Alliance in the US with an offer that the die hard pros will love.

With just three weeks to go before we open the doors to E3S 2019, here’s an easily digestible rundown of what to expect…

One of the mostly hotly anticipated sessions at E3S this year is The Solution Showdown. It's quickfire format with six innovative solutions presented over one hour...

The list of all registered delegates for E3S 2019 is now live here, and we'll be updating it weekly in the run up to 8 October...

Summarising the key themes and talking points from the day, this year’s E3S Closing Remarks will be conducted by Mark Hamilton, the 40-year veteran of safety, security, and crowd management worldwide.

Adding to a packed schedule that includes cyber security, human behaviour research, safeguarding vulnerable audiences, a CT tabletop exercise and various viewpoints and keynotes, here are two more sessions for E3S 2019...

The E3S agenda is now live online and with sessions ranging from panels and workshops to tabletop exercises and keynotes, it's looking like the best edition yet.

This year, E3S is honoured that the Welcome Address will be conducted by Matt Bettenhausen, Senior Vice President and Chief Security Officer for AEG, the leading sports and live entertainment company with over 150 venues worldwide.

For the second year running, Raven Controls has stepped up as an Associate Partner on E3S. Raven Controls is an innovative live-time event logging and incident management tool providing shared integrated situation awareness like never before - the greatest digital overview yet.

We're enormously pleased to announce that award-winning event and venue security specialists Showsec are returning as E3S's Presenting Partner for 2019

Pascal Viot from Paleo Festival Nyon, discusses how the risks to mass gatherings and crowded spaces change as constantly as the world around them...

Earlier this year, Sportpaleis Antwerp conducted a major simulation of a terrorist attack. Thijs van Best presents key outcomes and recommendations...