What Companies Attended GSX 2026?

cynapse.ai develops AI video-analytics technology for physical security. Its platform turns camera data into automated analytics designed to improve detection and situational awareness.

OpenEye provides cloud-managed video-security technology. Its platform combines video surveillance, analytics, remote administration, and integrations for organizations operating multiple sites.

March Networks provides video-surveillance and video-management technology. Its systems help enterprises monitor locations, investigate incidents, and use video data across security operations.

VIVOTEK develops network cameras, video-management systems, and surveillance technology. Its portfolio combines imaging hardware, analytics, and software for enterprise physical-security deployments.

Ambient.ai develops AI-powered physical-security technology. Its platform analyzes video to identify security events and help teams focus on meaningful activity instead of continuously watching camera feeds.

Verkada provides cloud-managed physical-security technology. Its platform spans video security, access control, alarms, intercoms, sensors, and workplace-management products.

Avigilon develops video security, analytics, and access-control technology. Its systems use cameras and AI-assisted analytics to help organizations detect, investigate, and respond to physical-security events.

Teledyne FLIR develops thermal imaging, sensing, and detection technology. Its products are used across perimeter protection, public safety, industrial monitoring, defense, and security.

Milestone Systems provides open-platform video-management software. Its technology brings cameras, analytics, sensors, and other physical-security systems into centralized video operations.

Hanwha Vision develops cameras, video analytics, and surveillance technology. Its products combine imaging hardware with AI-assisted detection, search, and operational intelligence.

Genetec develops unified physical-security software. Its platform connects video surveillance, access control, license-plate recognition, communications, and other security functions in a common operating environment.

Oosto develops AI-powered computer vision for physical security. Its technology helps organizations identify people and security events across camera networks.

Axis Communications develops network cameras, access-control devices, audio systems, and analytics. Its IP-based technology is used across enterprise, retail, transportation, public-sector, and critical-infrastructure security.

Johnson Controls provides building technology across security, fire, automation, HVAC, and facility management. Its security portfolio includes video surveillance, access control, and integrated systems for large commercial environments.

Gallagher Security develops access-control, perimeter-security, and security-management technology. Its systems help enterprises manage credentials, alarms, physical access, and security events across complex facilities.

ASSA ABLOY develops locks, doors, digital access systems, and security hardware. Its portfolio spans mechanical and electronic technologies used to control physical access across commercial and institutional environments.

Brivo provides cloud-based access control and physical-security technology. Its platform connects doors, credentials, video, visitor management, and facility-security workflows.

HID provides identity, credential, authentication, and access-control technology. Its products help organizations securely manage access for people and devices across physical and digital environments.

Splan provides physical identity and access-management technology. Its platform helps organizations manage employees, visitors, contractors, mobile credentials, and access workflows.

Safetrust develops mobile credential and identity technology for physical access control. Its platform allows organizations to add secure digital credentials to existing access systems.

Kindoo provides smartphone-based access-control technology. Its platform allows organizations to manage access permissions and digital credentials through mobile devices.

STid develops RFID readers, mobile credentials, and access-control technology. Its products are designed for secure authentication at physical access points.

Soloinsight provides physical identity and access-management software. Its CloudGate platform connects visitor, identity, credential, and access processes across facilities.

Mercury Security develops intelligent controllers and hardware for access-control systems. Its open architecture is used by physical-security software providers to connect doors, readers, and credentials.

Boon Edam develops revolving doors, turnstiles, optical lanes, and controlled security entrances. Its products help organizations balance pedestrian throughput with secure physical access.

Sign In Solutions provides visitor-management and workplace-security software. Its products help organizations manage visitors, contractors, employees, compliance, and facility entry.

Allied Universal provides guarding, security technology, risk advisory, and facility services. Its offerings combine security personnel with technology and operational support for enterprises, institutions, and public-sector organizations.

Securitas provides guarding, electronic security, risk management, and protective services. The company combines security personnel with technology and intelligence to protect people, facilities, and business operations.

GardaWorld Security provides guarding, protective services, security technology, and risk-management services. It works with organizations that need on-site security, surveillance, and broader operational protection.

Sunstates Security provides contract security services for commercial and institutional organizations. Its programs combine on-site personnel with operational processes tailored to individual customer environments.

Protos Security provides security guarding and workforce-management services. Its technology helps customers coordinate security labor, vendors, scheduling, and operations across distributed locations.

ECAMSECURE provides remote video monitoring and mobile-surveillance technology. Its systems protect construction sites, commercial properties, infrastructure, and other locations requiring remote security coverage.

Crisis24 provides risk intelligence, crisis management, executive protection, and travel-risk services. Its platform helps organizations monitor threats and manage employee and asset safety across global operations.

Vismo provides employee-safety and location-based security technology. Its platform supports mass notification, lone-worker protection, incident communication, and personnel monitoring.

AlertMedia provides emergency communication and threat-intelligence software. Organizations use the platform to monitor emerging risks, notify employees, and coordinate responses during critical events.

Cambridge Terahertz develops advanced people-screening technology using terahertz sensing. Its systems are designed to detect concealed metallic and non-metallic objects while supporting privacy-conscious security screening.

Rapiscan Systems develops security-screening and inspection technology. Its systems support baggage, cargo, checkpoint, border, and other high-security screening applications.

Garrett Metal Detectors develops metal-detection and security-screening systems. Its products are used at checkpoints, public venues, government facilities, and other environments requiring weapons detection.

AutoGate develops automated gate and vehicle-barrier systems. Its crash-rated products help organizations control vehicle access and strengthen perimeter protection.

Quanergy develops LiDAR-based perception technology. Its security systems can detect and track movement around facilities and perimeters without relying solely on traditional camera surveillance.

Magos Systems develops radar technology for perimeter security. Its systems detect and track people and vehicles around critical infrastructure and other protected outdoor environments.

Black Security Products develops perimeter-protection hardware. Its products include anti-ram barriers, bollards, and cable-barrier systems designed to reduce unauthorized vehicle access.

Panel Built manufactures modular structures for industrial and security environments. Its products include guard booths and security buildings designed for controlled facilities and perimeter applications.

SkySafe develops drone-detection and airspace-security technology. Its platform helps organizations identify and analyze drone activity around airports, critical infrastructure, events, and protected facilities.

Knightscope develops autonomous security robots and monitoring technology. Its systems combine robotics, cameras, sensors, and software to extend physical-security coverage.

Axon develops public-safety technology including body cameras, digital evidence software, drones, sensors, and operational tools. Its platform connects field activity with cloud-based evidence and public-safety workflows.

CENTEGIX develops wearable duress and emergency-response technology. Its CrisisAlert platform helps employees request assistance quickly while giving responders location information during emergencies.

3SI Security Systems provides asset-protection and tracking technology. Its solutions help financial institutions, retailers, and other organizations deter theft and support asset recovery and investigation.

Convergint is a global security and building-systems integrator. It designs, installs, and supports video surveillance, access control, fire, communications, and other enterprise security systems.

PSA Security Network connects security systems integrators with technology vendors and industry resources. The network supports members through product relationships, education, training, and business services.

AlarMax distributes security, fire, automation, and low-voltage technology. It supplies integrators with cameras, access-control equipment, alarms, networking products, and related infrastructure.

barox develops networking technology optimized for professional video-security systems. Its switches and network-management products help integrators build resilient infrastructure for cameras and surveillance environments.

CyberPower provides power-protection and backup technology. Its products help keep cameras, networks, access systems, and other security infrastructure operating during power disruptions.

Mobile Communications America provides critical communications and connected technology. Its portfolio includes radio, video, networking, and communications systems used by security and public-safety teams.

Bold Group provides alarm-monitoring and security-automation software. Its platforms help monitoring centers manage alarms, dispatch activity, customer information, and operational workflows.

Haivision provides secure video-streaming and visual-collaboration technology. Its systems support command centers, public safety, defense, and other environments requiring reliable real-time video.

wolfSSL develops embedded cybersecurity and cryptography software. Its products provide TLS, encryption, and secure communications for connected devices and embedded systems.

Amazon Web Services provides cloud infrastructure, data, AI, and security services. Physical-security technology companies can use AWS to operate cloud video, analytics, access control, risk intelligence, and other security applications.

BlackCloak provides digital executive-protection technology. Its platform helps protect executives and high-profile individuals from cyber threats, privacy exposure, account compromise, and related personal digital risks.

NAPCO Security develops intrusion, fire, access-control, and security-communications products. Its systems serve commercial, institutional, residential, and life-safety security applications.

SAFR develops facial-recognition and computer-vision technology. Its software helps organizations add identity and face-based analytics to video-security environments.

What is GSX 2026?

Global Security Exchange, or GSX, is ASIS International’s security conference for security leaders, technology companies, systems integrators, service providers, and enterprise security teams. It covers physical security, security management, risk, technology, and emerging threats.

When and where was GSX 2026?

GSX 2026 took place September 14–16, 2026 in Atlanta, Georgia.

What companies attended GSX 2026?

Companies represented included Allied Universal, Securitas, GardaWorld, Johnson Controls, Genetec, Axis Communications, ASSA ABLOY, Gallagher Security, Brivo, OpenEye, Milestone Systems, Hanwha Vision, Ambient.ai, Knightscope, Axon, HID, VIVOTEK, CENTEGIX, Rapiscan Systems, AlertMedia, and many others.

What types of companies were at GSX 2026?

GSX 2026 included physical-security platforms, video-surveillance companies, access-control providers, security-service firms, AI video companies, screening technology, emergency-response platforms, risk-intelligence providers, systems integrators, and perimeter-security companies.

What security technology was showcased at GSX 2026?

Technology represented at GSX 2026 included AI video analytics, cloud-managed surveillance, access control, mobile credentials, visitor management, autonomous security robots, security screening, LiDAR and radar, emergency communications, drone detection, and unified physical-security platforms.

What security trends stood out at GSX 2026?

Major themes included AI-powered physical security, cloud-managed video, unified access and surveillance platforms, mobile credentials, autonomous monitoring, smarter screening, employee safety, drone detection, and tighter integration between physical-security systems and security operations.