Securitas will spotlight its surveillance products at the exhibition, with an impactful purpose-built stand being used for the first time
Securitas will be offering the anticipated 45,000 delegates an up-close examination of its specialist security solutions

Global industry leader Securitas Security Services (UK) Ltd. has announced it will be exhibiting at IFSEC International 2014, offering the anticipated 45,000 delegates an up-close examination of its specialist security solutions.

In a new London home at ExCel this summer, IFSEC International is set to establish itself as the world’ s hub for security, bringing together innovation in an evolving market and earmarking future trends that will drive the industry forward.

Securitas will spotlight its surveillance products at the exhibition, with an impactful purpose-built stand being used for the first time. It represents a fresh approach for Securitas, with technology brought to the very heart of the exhibition experience.

Securitas Country President Brian Riis Nielsen said: “Securitas is delighted to be part of what is a foremost international event for this industry. IFSEC International is the perfect platform to highlight the products and partnerships that make Securitas a global leader. We’re looking forward to sharing our expertise and making valuable connections at this year’s show.”

Peter Poole, Event Manager for IFSEC International, said: “It’s fantastic to have the support of Securitas at IFSEC International and we’re delighted that they will be present on the show floor. As the show relocates to London, we’re thrilled to have Securitas join the other global leading brands to make this the best edition of IFSEC International yet. We’re pulling out all the stops for 2014 and excited to see what Securitas will unveil to visitors in June!”

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