01 / Network01
Before Doors Open
Map player, production, administration, and guest traffic. Test segmentation and document a fallback before the first station connects.
Build a safer event network →01 / Event-day security pathway
Keep the Competition Secure, from First Login to Final Match
A secure event depends on a chain of small, verifiable controls. Use this walkthrough to spot weak links before players arrive—and keep each decision clear when the venue gets busy.
Review the Event Checklist
Plan · Verify · CompeteThe four checkpoints
Small controls. One stronger event.
Move through the numbered flow with your venue, tournament, and team operations leads.
01 / Network
02 / Identity02
Protect Every Player ID
Make sign-in, recovery, and account handoff rules understandable before match day.
Lock down accounts →
03 / Access03
Who Gets Access?
Grant the minimum practical access, log changes, and know how to revoke a credential quickly.
Make access auditable →
04 / Fair play04
Integrity Under Pressure
Prepare observable match procedures for device checks, incidents, pauses, and evidence handling—without disrupting fair competition.
Protect fair play →05 / Run-day recap
Run-Day Checklist
Assign an owner and a visible completion check to each item.
Ready to verifyBefore players arrive
- Test network separation and name the on-call network lead.
- Confirm approved accounts, recovery routes, and MFA readiness.
- Check credentials, role permissions, and revocation contacts.
- Brief referees on pauses, incident notes, and escalation.
- Record the plan, time, owner, and outcome of each test.
Keep it usable
Make checks observable
A control is easier to trust when staff know who owns it, how to test it, and what to do when it fails.
Why this guide exists →