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SECURITY ESSEN 2026 | LIVE SHOW SHOW


Security Essen will encompass fi ve exhibition halls and the Galeria


HALL 2


SECURASIA – SECURITY SOLUTIONS FROM ASIA This new exhibition format brings together innovations from one of the world’s most dynamic economic regions and creates a central hub for deeper knowledge. Visitors can expect a wide range of solutions, from video surveillance and access control to perimeter security and applications based on artifi cial intelligence, robotics, and smart security technology.


Whether established manufacturers or


innovative newcomers, SecurAsia off ers a concise overview of trends, technologies, and products from Asian markets.


HALL 5


CIVIL PROTECTION AND CIVIL DEFENCE This is where innovative products show how to make the world a safer


place, given the challenges from


military confl ict, natural disasters and other large-scale emergencies. As hostile intelligence agencies and extremists are targeting their attacks on critical infrastructure, the need for eff ective solutions is constantly growing.


VIDEO


This exhibition is one of the visitor magnets. Classic video surveillance has reached a high level of performance and is being developed further all the time, refl ecting the fact that CCTV isn’t just there for when things go wrong. It also works as an eff ective deterrent, preventing crime and putting off potential criminals from the outset.


HALL 6


PERIMETER PROTECTION The security of businesses – as well as both public and private buildings and facilities – begins before you even step foot through the door. Beyond the classic entry and exit components, such as gates, barriers and bollards, drones are now being used more and more to protect premises. In the Drone Zone, suppliers can show off their latest products.


ENTRANCE, MECHATRONICS, MECHANICS, SYSTEMS Access solutions, whether mechanical or electronic locking systems, are one of the key features of Security Essen, always in high and unrelenting demand. Suppliers are already showing here today what will be state-of-the-art tomorrow.


HALL 8


SERVICES Around 25 per cent of visitors express interest in this section, hardly surprising given that hardly any other sector is more diverse or aff ected by greater growth and change.


DIGITAL NETWORKING SECURITY This is increasingly becoming an integral part of


civil


security, which is why new possibilities, such as smart home, have been developed. New solutions require a range of measures, including specifi c software, to reliably protect sensitive data and networks from unauthorised access.


HALL 7


FIRE, INTRUSION SYSTEMS Fire protection involves a number of complex components and systems that are constantly expanding. And there are countless solutions to protect against intrusion for practically every situation. That’s why it’s so important to stay up to date. At security essen, exhibitors have the opportunity to showcase everything that makes buildings safer to a specialist audience.


PREVIEW 22.09. - 25.09.2026


GALERIA


Special-purpose vehicles: Whether it’s fi re service emergency response vehicles, armoured vehicles, those used to transport money or other valuables – every situation requires a diff erent security solution.


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