대규모 국제행사 테러대책 발전방안

Abstract

Each country is investing enormous costs to attract large international sports events such as the Olympic and World Cup. This is because the positive ripple effect is due to the development of diplomacy and politics, as well as soft power growth and economic benefits such as tourism and culture. In 2000, large events held in many fields such as sports, conferences, and cultures have increased rapidly. However, in the case of large-scale events that attract international attention, terrorist groups have been the targets of focus, so each country has taken safety measures with an astronomical budget. The purpose of this study is to find ways to conduct safety activities at large-scale international events. We will look at counter-terrorism measures operated at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics held in Korea and identify the positive and negative parts and suggest developmental measures. As a result, thorough countermeasures against new types of safety threats such as drone safety, disease management, and cyber response were not made, and problems found in budget or technical limitations and lack of imagination were found. There was also a slight lack of cooperation with the organizing committee and the counter-terrorism headquarters, the government control tower. In this regard, cooperation between the institutions was further deepened, MOUs were established to clarify the division of responsibilities, expansion of the utilization of private safety personnel, and the development of know-how, advanced equipment, and advance education. We look forward to the development of the security industry.