The Safe Cities Asia conference and exhibition brings together first responders, city authorities, central government departments and the private sector
Safe Cities Asia is attended by over 300 senior security professionals

WBR are delighted to announce Asia's leading and most senior event focused on helping city governments, agencies, and key municipal leaders address global public security and safety challenges, taking place on 27th – 30th May 2014 in Singapore.

The Safe Cities Asia conference and exhibition brings together first responders, city authorities, central government departments and the private sector who are responsible for using, and integrating, safe city solutions in their operations and organisations. Attended by over 300 senior security professionals, Safe Cities Asia is where the Urban Security community comes together.

The unique 4 day event will provide solutions to the most affecting challenges:

  • Urban Security
  • Cyber Resilience
  • Emergency and Disaster Response
  • Video Surveillance and Analytics
  • Biometrics
  • Big Data and Analytics
  • Geospatial Intelligence

Plus, attendees will benefit from an Intelligent Transport Focus Day, site-visits, cocktail receptions and an exclusive Masterclass on Cyber Security for safe cities.

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