Security Essen, the trade fair for civil security is expanding its range of products and services. It was announced at Messe Essen that the topics of civil protection and civil defence will be added as a new focus from 2024.
The background to this is the current situation in politics, the environment and society and the resulting necessities. "At Security Essen, we not only depict the latest developments, but also integrate upcoming significant concerns of society with foresight," explains Oliver P. Kuhrt, CEO of Messe Essen.
He adds, "The topics of civil protection and civil defence are becoming increasingly important and it is no longer possible to imagine a security fair without them. Therefore, with the next Security Essen 2024, we will offer all players their own platform as well as a network for exchange, information and procurement."
The Alliance for Security in Business, ASW
The Alliance for Security in Business, ASW is particularly active in the field of this prevention
The Alliance for Security in Business, ASW (Allianz für Sicherheit in der Wirtschaft), is particularly active in the field of this prevention.
ASW West Managing Director, Dr. Christian Endreß has analysed a wide variety of scenarios over the years, which have now become reality. He said, "A flood of the century, a pandemic, a war in Europe, impending energy shortages and cyber attacks on critical infrastructures - what was unthinkable until recently has now come to pass. Here, it is important to protect the population with foresight."
Possibilities for this are already available on the market. One example, according to Endreß, is SMS warnings to people in disaster areas.
Civil Protection and Defence
Security Essen will bring together this know-how of technological innovations and organisational solutions at Messe Essen. Companies, political players and those responsible for civil defence can exchange ideas in the newly created theme area 'Civil Protection and Civil Defence'.
The strategic planning for the implementation, which will now be realised for the first time from 17 to 20 September 2024 at Security Essen with its own exhibition hall, has already been underway for some time.
Support comes not only from associations such as ASW but also from politics. NRW's Minister of the Interior, Herbert Reul said: "We welcome the initiative of Messe Essen to show the topic of ‘Civil Protection and Civil Defence’ as a separate focal point at Security Essen in future."
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