Election-related risk doesn’t begin on election day, and it doesn’t develop evenly across every location. Security and resilience teams need to understand what activity is emerging, where it may intersect with their people and operations, and which developments warrant action.

In this session, we'll share a practical approach to preparing for and monitoring the U.S. midterm election period. We’ll explore what teams should be watching before, during and after election day, how to distinguish meaningful developments from noise, and how historical patterns, real-time events and organizational exposure can help teams decide when—and when not—to act. 

You’ll learn how to:

• Identify emerging risks and areas where closer attention may be needed

• Monitor election-related risks, public safety incidents, and disruptions as conditions evolve

• Understand potential exposure across people, travel, assets, and operations to prioritize what matters most

• Equip teams with timely, credible context to make informed decisions as events unfold.

If your team is responsible for protecting people or maintaining operations during periods of heightened risk, this session will provide a practical approach to preparing for and navigating the evolving risk landscape around the midterm elections.