Industry insights, product updates, and safety resources from the team behind MyEventAlly.
Event SafetyEvent safety has always been a priority. But 2026 is the year the industry is finally catching up with the technology to match it. Here's where event safety tech is heading, and what it means for the way you run your events.
Event SafetyWhen something goes wrong at an event, the gap between a guest in need and a responder on the move is measured in seconds. Instant alerts don't just speed things up, they change what's possible when it matters most.
Event SafetyMost events have radios, staff, and a 911 plan. But when an incident hits, those systems break down fast. The root cause is almost always the same: communication that wasn't fast enough, clear enough, or connected enough to change the outcome.
Event SafetyMost event organizers have an emergency response plan. Very few have a good one. The difference usually isn't budget or staffing - it's a plan built around how emergencies should happen rather than how they actually do.
Event SafetyA call comes in: someone needs medical attention. Security moves. But where, exactly? Every second spent searching is a second the situation gets worse. At large outdoor events, this isn't a staffing problem, it's a location problem.
Every event planner obsesses over the lineup, the lighting, the layout. But there's one question that doesn't get nearly enough attention until something goes wrong: if a guest needs help right now, can they get it fast?
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