IFSEC

IFSEC International 2019 takes place on 18 - 20 June at ExCeL London. It runs alongside three co-located events, FIREX International, Safety & Health Expo and Facilities Show, enabling visitors to enhance their security strategy with solutions from fire safety, health and safety and facilities management. The previous edition was a success, with more than 500 exhibiting companies and 27,000 visitors in attendance.
IFSEC International is organised by UBM, which in June 2018 combined with Inform plc to become a leading B2B information services group and the largest B2B events organiser in the world.

IFSEC International is the premier global integrated security event and trade show, bringing together thousands of UK and international visitors and hundreds of leading exhibitors including Axis, Hanwha Techwin, Texecom, Hikvision, Dahua, IDIS, AnyVision and Avigilon - all under one roof.
IFSEC presents unique opportunities for networking. It offers a bespoke meetings service to create a personalised schedule of meetings for each visitor, and various formal and informal meeting spaces so they can make new contacts and generate new business in the right surroundings.

IFSEC International lets visitors test and trial new products - everything from surveillance systems to intruder alarms - on the show floor, and see perimeter defences put to the test in exciting, accredited, real-time demonstrations at the LPCB Attack Testing Zone. In this way, the trade show provides a unique level of interactivity and engagement with the solutions transforming the security industry.
Dedicated features such as the Future of Security Theatre, the Converged Security Centre and the Government Pavilion are designed to help visitors develop their security strategy, learn about the latest regulations, and remain at the forefront of the industry.

Each edition of IFSEC features a programme designed to give visitors a deep and comprehensive look at the security industry, with a full agenda of seminars, case studies, presentations, speeches and panel discussions covering the most urgent and critical topics. In 2019, the seminar programme will revolve around drone technology, low-tech security threats, data storage, smart homes, security issues and opportunities posed by social media, the impact of AI and machine learning on electronic security, etc.