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Returning to the Birmingham NEC from April 8-10 2025, The Security Event is set to be one of the most anticipated events in the security industry calendar
Designed by professionals for professionals, this leading exhibition will bring together manufacturers, distributors, installers, integrators, consultants, and end-users to showcase the latest in security technologies, products, and solutions. With a combination of live demonstrations, expert-led seminars, and exceptional networking opportunities, The Security Event promises to be an unmissable experience for anyone in the security sector.
The exhibition: a world of security innovation at your fingertips
The heart of The Security Event is its vast exhibition floor, where over 450 exhibitors will be showcasing the world’s leading security brands. Whether you’re looking for cutting-edge surveillance systems, access control solutions, alarm technologies, or the latest in cybersecurity innovations, the exhibition will be a comprehensive platform to source all the tools you need for your security projects.
Visitors will have the opportunity to see live product demonstrations, allowing them to interact directly with the latest technologies and receive expert advice on how these products can meet specific security requirements. For anyone seeking to stay ahead of industry trends or explore the newest security solutions, this exhibition is the ultimate place to find the right products and solutions.
With so many exhibitors in one location, attendees will have the chance to compare different offerings, ask in-depth questions, and gain insights into the direction of the industry. The chance to meet face-to-face with key manufacturers and distributors makes The Security Event an essential opportunity for anyone involved in security installations or integrations.
Seminars and education: keeping you ahead of the curve
The Security Event’s comprehensive education programme is one of its major highlights, offering attendees the chance to stay up-to-date with the latest industry developments. The seminar sessions are free to attend and will cover a wide array of relevant topics, including case studies, best practices, and the latest security challenges.
Designed to provide practical knowledge and actionable insights, the seminars will be delivered by some of the most prominent experts in the security industry. These sessions will ensure that you are equipped with the latest information on everything from emerging technologies to changes in regulations and best practices.
For those seeking accredited professional development, the education programme has been formally recognised by The Security Institute. Attendees can earn Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points and enhance their qualifications, making this a valuable opportunity for professionals looking to stay ahead in their careers. Whether you’re a Chartered Security Professional (CSyP) or a Fellow (FSy), the free seminars offer you the chance to top up your CPD points and expand your knowledge.
Security Leaders Summit: insights from industry experts
The Security Leaders Summit is an unmissable feature of The Security Event, where expert speakers will explore the latest trends, technologies, and best practices shaping the security industry. This carefully curated agenda will delve into emerging technologies and offer case studies that will provide attendees with actionable strategies to apply to their businesses.
Whether you’re a senior security professional, a business owner, or an industry consultant, the Security Leaders Summit offers a wealth of insights that can help you innovate and grow within the security sector. The summit is designed to inspire and equip leaders with the knowledge they need to drive their businesses forward.
Designing Out Crime Zone: innovative techniques for safer communities
A special feature of The Security Event is the Designing Out Crime Zone, created in association with Secured by Design (SBD). This zone will showcase the latest police techniques designed to reduce crime and improve community safety. Secured by Design is the national police crime prevention initiative that has worked closely with the construction industry and government to raise security standards in planning processes.
The Designing Out Crime Zone will provide valuable insights into how the integration of security measures at the planning and construction stages can contribute to safer environments. It’s an essential space for anyone interested in crime prevention through design and working with local authorities or businesses to reduce risks and enhance safety.
Security Officer Live: addressing the evolving demands on security guarding
Security professionals working in guarding will find valuable content in the Security Officer Live theatre, a part of The Security Event. This special segment will focus on the challenges facing security officers today, including evolving risk environments and policy changes. Through keynote speeches, case studies, and tailored presentations, this theatre will provide insights into how professional security officers can adapt to the rapidly changing demands of the industry.
For security companies, these sessions will provide practical advice on how to upskill their teams and improve the quality of service, while also addressing the latest regulatory requirements.
Access control executive brief: focusing on cutting-edge technology
Access control technology is at the forefront of modern security solutions, and the Access Control Executive Brief forum at The Security Event will be dedicated to the latest developments in this vital area. Hosted by Lee Odess, CEO of The Executive Brief, this forum will examine evolving challenges and cutting-edge innovations in access control systems.
The forum will delve into the investment in forward-facing security solutions, providing industry professionals with valuable insights into what’s on the horizon in terms of technology and best practices in access management. It’s a must-visit for those working with or considering investments in access control systems. Innovation and regulation theatre: keeping you compliant For those looking to stay informed about the latest regulatory updates, the Innovation and Regulation Theatre will be located at the Fire Safety Event but will also be a valuable addition to The Security Event experience. This theatre will provide presentations focusing on fire and security standards, regulations, and industry best practices.
Ensuring compliance with evolving industry regulations is crucial for security professionals, and these sessions will help businesses navigate the complexities of current legislation and stay ahead of potential changes.
Networking opportunities: connect with industry peers
Networking is a key element of The Security Event, with ample opportunities to expand your professional network and connect with peers, suppliers, and potential partners. The event offers a range of networking initiatives, including after-hours drinks and exclusive activities designed to facilitate business development and relationship building.
The Networking Café provides a central location where visitors can relax and catch up with contacts over a bite to eat or drink, while the After Show Exclusives offer discounts and deals in Birmingham to help you extend your networking beyond the event itself.
Conclusion: don’t miss out on The Security Event 2025
With a packed schedule of exhibitions, seminars, networking opportunities, and expert-led briefings, The Security Event 2025 promises to be an essential gathering for anyone in the security industry. Whether you’re looking to discover the latest products, earn CPD points, or expand your network, the event offers everything you need to stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of security.
Make sure to mark your calendar for April 8-10 2025, and join us at the Birmingham NEC for three days of industry-leading content, innovation, and collaboration.
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