Super Bowl LVIII Security Measures in Place, No Known Threats Reported

Over 30 agencies and 385 DHS personnel deployed to ensure safety at the event in Las Vegas.

DHS head Alejandro Mayorkas assures no known threats to Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, highlighting extensive multi-agency security efforts.
Over 30 local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, including 385 DHS personnel, are involved in Super Bowl security, focusing on various threats and safety measures.
Super Bowl LVIII declared a 'no drone zone' as part of security measures, with officials emphasizing the importance of public vigilance and reporting suspicious activities.
NFL joins the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's campaign to enhance online security, and Lyft collaborates with DHS to combat human trafficking.
A recent incident involving an unidentified drone over M&T Bank Stadium during the AFC Championship game underscores the significance of the security measures in place for the Super Bowl.