This paper emphasized the relevance of the development of computer science and technological solutions for the safety of tourists, tourism workers, and their material possessions. Planning safety measures in tourism requires considering risks in four different areas: human and institutional environment inside and outside the tourism sector, related commercial activities, individual travel (personal risks) and physical and environmental risks.9 In addition to standard safety measures such as ramps, video surveillance and the human factor, new types of protection have begun to emerge. The Central Monitoring System (CMS) is an ideal solution for large accommodation complexes that need an additional level of protection, especially facilities with a high-star rating. Such facilities usually use a highly integrated security measures and have no problem financing them. Their clients require a maximum level of protection, which is why sometimes the entire outdoor area of the complex is covered with additional surveillance and access to locations such as the beach, lounge bar and outdoor swimming pools is restricted for the nonguests. The paper also mentioned how IT equipment can help with health problems, such as the Covid-19 pandemic