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    Security Expo 2026

    Australia's premier security industry trade event, celebrating its 40th year from 2–4 September 2026 at ICC Sydney. The exhibition brings together over 120 exhibitors across physical and electronic security, co-located with Fire Security Expo and Integrate. Visitors gain access to the latest technologies, the Security ASIAL Conference, and the Security Gala Dinner, all with free exhibition registration.

    SecurityTechnologyCybersecurityAccess ControlVideo SurveillanceBiometrics

    Dates

    2–4 Sep 2026

    City / country

    Sydney, Australia

    Venue

    ICC Sydney

    Time

    9:30 AM – 6:30 PM

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    Notable exhibitors

    Companies exhibiting at Security Expo 2026 include Audax Global Solutions Ltd, Barricade, Convergint, Elastec and Himax.

    • Audax Global Solutions Ltd
    • Barricade
    • Convergint
    • Elastec
    • Himax

    Event overview

    Overview

    The Security Exhibition & Conference is the most established and respected trade event for the security industry in Australia, bringing together the full spectrum of suppliers, industry professionals and end users to connect and create profitable opportunities. Returning to ICC Sydney from 2–4 September 2026, the event celebrates 40 years of excellence. Over three days, security professionals, solution providers and industry leaders come together to showcase the latest across access control, surveillance, perimeter protection, data security, and emerging technologies.

    The event is co-located with Fire Security Expo and Integrate, creating a comprehensive industry experience across connected sectors. With a single registration, visitors can move freely between all three events. The Security ASIAL Conference delivers practitioner-led sessions, industry expert speakers, and real-world case studies, exploring strategies to strengthen security in an era of increased complexity and risk.

    The Security Gala Dinner, hosted in partnership with ASIAL, offers an evening of conversation and celebration with entertainment from comedian Vince Sorrenti.

    TL;DR

    1. 1Celebrating 40 years as Australia's longest-running security trade event.
    2. 2Co-located with Fire Security Expo and Integrate 2026 for a comprehensive industry experience.
    3. 3Covers the full spectrum: access control, surveillance, perimeter protection, data security, and emerging technologies.
    4. 4Over 120 exhibitors including major brands like Axis, Bosch, Dahua, Hikvision, and Gallagher.
    5. 5Free registration for trade visitors gives access to the exhibition floor and co-located events.

    Why visit

    Visitors gain a comprehensive overview of the latest security technologies under one roof, from access control and CCTV to cybersecurity and smart home automation. The event features over 120 exhibitors including market-leading brands, allowing for side-by-side comparison of solutions. The Security ASIAL Conference delivers practitioner-led sessions and real-world case studies on modern security challenges. Free registration provides access to the exhibition floor and co-located events – Fire Security Expo and Integrate – with a single pass. The Security Gala Dinner offers valuable networking with industry peers. As a strictly trade-only event, visitors can expect focused, business-oriented interactions with suppliers and decision-makers.

    Why exhibit

    Exhibiting at Security Expo provides direct access to Australia's security industry decision-makers, from installers to enterprise end users, in the country's most established trade event. With over 120 exhibitors and a dedicated cohort of carefully curated local and international security professionals, exhibitors can position their solutions in front of qualified buyers who are actively evaluating and comparing across the security ecosystem. The co-location with Fire Security Expo and Integrate expands reach to connected sectors, while sponsorship opportunities and the New Product Awards provide additional visibility. With 85% of the 2026 floorplan already booked, exhibiting offers a proven platform for launching products, building brand awareness, and generating leads in a difficult-to-reach target market.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Security system integrators and installers
    Facility managers and corporate security directors
    Government and defense security personnel
    IT and cybersecurity professionals
    Retail, commercial, and industrial end users
    Consultants, specifiers, and architects
    Risk management and compliance officers
    Fire and life safety professionals
    Audio visual and integration professionals (via co-location)

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Access control systems and hardware manufacturers
    Biometrics and identification technology providers
    CCTV and video surveillance solution vendors
    Cybersecurity and data security companies
    Smart home and building automation specialists
    Intrusion detection and alarm system suppliers
    Fire and life safety equipment providers
    Perimeter security and fencing solution vendors
    Security software and analytics platforms
    Locking and safe manufacturers
    Communication and intercom system providers
    Security system integrators and distributors

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Access Control Systems
    Biometrics & Identification
    CCTV & Video Surveillance
    Cybersecurity Solutions
    Smart Home & Building Automation
    Intrusion Detection & Alarms
    Fire & Life Safety
    Perimeter Security & Fencing
    Security Software & Analytics
    Locking Systems & Safes
    Communication & Intercom Systems
    Monitoring & Control Room Equipment

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

    Halls & areas

    2
    Hall 6Hall 7

    ICC Sydney

    14 Darling Drive, 2000 Sydney, Australia

    Entrances & gates

    Exhibition Centre Main Entrance

    Hall 6Hall 7

    Located closest to the Convention Centre and Cockle Bay (Darling Harbour). The closest drop-off and taxi zone address is Iron Wharf Place.

    Exhibition Centre Secondary Entrance

    Hall 6Hall 7

    Located via escalators or lifts closest to TikTok Entertainment Centre and Moriarty Walk.

    Facilities

    Parking

    ICC Sydney operates two of its own car parks on-site within the venue precinct, with additional secure public parking nearby such as Wilson Harbourside Car Park and First Parking Darling Square, on Darling Drive/Murray Street.

    On-site shuttle

    ICC Sydney relies on public transport, taxi/rideshare, ferry, and its own on-site bus stop rather than a dedicated onsite shuttle service; the free Sydney Airport terminal shuttle only connects the two airport terminals, not the venue.

    Parking: ICC Sydney has two 24-hour car parks: Car Park 1 (P1) is located on the ground floor of the Exhibition Centre with 620 spaces, 8 accessible spaces, and 20 electric charging stations. Car Park 2 (P2) is located in the TikTok Entertainment Centre with 206 spaces and 3 accessible spaces.

    Gate: The Exhibition Centre is located between the Convention Centre and the TikTok Entertainment Centre. The main entrance to the Exhibition Centre is at the northern end, closest to the Convention Centre and Cockle Bay (Darling Harbour).

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    Entry & tickets

    Trade-only
    Free registration

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    Wednesday, 2 September 2026:9:30 AM – 6:30 PM
    Thursday, 3 September 2026:9:30 AM – 6:30 PM
    Friday, 4 September 2026:9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
    • Exhibition Pass

      Free entry to exhibition floor and co-located events (Fire Security Expo and Integrate)

    • Conference Single Day (Wednesday)

      Access to Security ASIAL Conference on Wednesday, 2 September 2026

      A$875.00
    • Conference Single Day (Wednesday) ASIAL Member

      Member rate for Wednesday conference

      A$788.00
    • Conference Single Day (Thursday)

      Access to Security ASIAL Conference on Thursday, 3 September 2026

      A$875.00
    • Conference Single Day (Thursday) ASIAL Member

      Member rate for Thursday conference

      A$788.00
    • Conference Two-Day Pass

      Access to both days of the Security ASIAL Conference (2–3 September)

      A$1,099.00
    • Conference Two-Day Pass (Group 5+)

      Per ticket rate for groups of 5 or more

      A$715.00
    • Conference Two-Day Pass ASIAL Member

      Member rate for two-day conference

      A$989.10
    • Conference + Gala Dinner

      Includes two-day conference and Gala Dinner on 3 September

      A$1,299.00
    • Conference + Gala Dinner ASIAL Member

      Member rate for conference + Gala Dinner

      A$1,169.00
    • Gala Dinner Only

      Security Gala Dinner, 3 September 2026, 6:30pm – 10:30pm, Parkside Ballroom, ICC Sydney

      A$285.00
    • Gala Dinner Only ASIAL Member

      Member rate for Gala Dinner

      A$269.00
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    Ticket info

    Badge collection

    Proof of industry involvement may be requested at registration counters or the entrance. Bring a business card, invoice, or company documentation along with personal identification such as a driver licence, student card, or passport. This helps confirm your trade eligibility and speeds up badge collection.

    Ticket notes

    Exhibition entry is free with pre-registration. The Security ASIAL Conference and Gala Dinner are ticketed events and require separate purchase. All tickets must be booked and paid for in advance; no on-site ticket sales are available.

    Registration deadline

    2026-09-01

    Build-up & tear-down

    Setup starts30 Aug 2026
    Setup ends1 Sep 2026
    Teardown starts4 Sep 2026
    Teardown ends4 Sep 2026

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    Security Expo

    organiser

    Security Expo Team

    Event Management

    What's on

    Programme

    2

    Keynote

    2

    Opening

    2

    Event days

    09:00–15:40

    Typical time

    Official agenda Updated Friday, May 29, 2026
    This agenda is still being finalised. Check the official agenda for the latest sessions.

    Speakers

    AM

    Alastair MacGibbon

    Former Special Advisor to the Prime Minister on Cyber Security

    Cyberthreats An Urgent Call to Action

    HH

    Hamish Hansford

    Head of National Security @ Department of Home Affairs

    Keynote 1: Strengthening Security Posture in an Era of Increasing Complexity and Risk

    DJ

    Dr John Coyne

    Director National Security Program @ Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI)

    Geopolitical Instability & Hybrid Threats How Do They Impact Australia's Security?

    LC

    Lauren Campbell

    Security Manager @ South Bank Corporation

    Changing of the Guard: Redefining Security in a Crowded Place Brisbane's South Bank

    BD

    Bryan de Caires

    CEO @ ASIAL

    Nationally Consistent Professional Standards for the Security Industry

    DG

    Dr Gav Schneider

    Managing Director, Chair of the Board and Founder @ Risk 2 Solution Group

    From Indicators to Action: Lessons from the Bondi Beach Terrorist Attack

    MA

    Mark Anderson

    National Security Officer ANZ @ Microsoft

    Sovereignty as Risk Management: Clarity, Trade-offs, Accountability

    KB

    Kevin Byrne

    Physical Security Architecture Manager (APJC), Data Center Design Engineering @ Amazon Web Services (AWS)

    Balancing Data Centre Physical Security Controls with Construction Speed

    MR

    Mark Richards

    Director of Community Safety Partnerships and Corporate Security @ Auror

    The Convergence Point: How AI, Body Cameras and Drones are Reshaping Physical Security

    Wednesday, Sep 2, 2026

    09:30 – 09:35

    Opening Remarks and Housekeeping

    Opening
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    09:35 – 09:45

    Welcome Remarks

    Welcome
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    09:45 – 09:50

    Sponsor Remarks

    Sponsor
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    09:50 – 10:25

    Keynote 1: Strengthening Security Posture in an Era of Increasing Complexity and Risk Security Intelligence and National Resilience

    Keynote
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    10:25 – 11:00

    Geopolitical Instability & Hybrid Threats How Do They Impact Australia's Security?

    Keynote
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    11:20 – 12:00

    Security 2030: A Five-Year Future Report on the Australian Private Security Industry

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    12:00 – 12:30

    Security Assurance on Critical Infrastructure: What SFAIRP Really Demands

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    12:30 – 13:00

    When Leaders say 'Take a Risk Based Approach' What they Actually Mean

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    14:00 – 14:40

    Agentic AI for the SOCI Act: Navigating the Compliance Cliff to Protect Critical Infrastructure, Including Systems of National Significance

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    14:40 – 15:10

    Changing of the Guard: Redefining Security in a Crowded Place Brisbane's South Bank

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    15:10 – 15:40

    Nationally Consistent Professional Standards for the Security Industry if not now, when?

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney

    Thursday, Sep 3, 2026

    09:00 – 09:05

    Opening Remarks

    Opening
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    09:35 – 10:15

    Cyberthreats An Urgent Call to Action

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    10:15 – 10:50

    Sovereignty as Risk Management: Clarity, Trade-offs, Accountability

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    11:10 – 11:50

    From Indicators to Action: Lessons from the Bondi Beach Terrorist Attack

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    11:50 – 12:20

    The Convergence Point: How AI, Body Cameras and Drones are Reshaping Physical Security

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    12:20 – 12:50

    Balancing Data Centre Physical Security Controls with Construction Speed

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    14:00 – 14:30

    Beyond IT/OT: Closing the Physical Intelligence Gap in Critical Infrastructure Security

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    14:30 – 15:00

    When Good People Create Risk, The Rise of the Unintentional Insider Threat

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney
    15:00 – 15:35

    Technology enabled Crowd Management, from CCTV to Predictive Analytics: Case Study Notting Hill Carnival, London 2026

    Presentation
    Parkside 1, Level 2ICC Sydney

    Topic tracks

    National Security, Geopolitics & Strategic RiskCritical Infrastructure Protection and the SOCI LandscapeIntelligence Led & Risk Based SecurityTechnology, AI and the Future Security StackWorkforce, Leadership and ProfessionalisationEmerging Threats and Operational RealitiesCommercial Models, Procurement and Industry EconomicsTrust, Ethics and Social Licence

    Co-located events

    ASIAL Security Conference

    Separate ticket

    Integrate 2026

    Separate ticket

    Fire Security Expo

    Separate ticket

    Awards

    Australian Security Industry Awards for Excellence

    Annual

    Organized by the Australian Security Industry Association Limited (ASIAL), these awards represent the peak accolade for the private security industry in Australia. The program recognizes and celebrates outstanding individuals, companies, and technical innovations that play a vital role in protecting businesses and local communities. Winning offers independent industry acknowledgement, peer recognition, and a designated winner's logo for commercial promotion.

    The Standard Categories Designated for the Core Awards for Excellence Program include:Electronic Security Installation:Installation $> \$500,000$Installation $< \$500,000$Integrated Security Solution:Integrated Solution $> \$500,000$Integrated Solution $< \$500,000$Product of the Year:Access Control SystemsAlarm SystemsVideo Surveillance Systems (CCTV IP)Physical Security (e.g., Gates, Bollards, barriers)Individual Achievement:Technical/Electronic SecurityProtective Security ServicesOrganizational & Cultural:Diversity and InclusionSecurity Equipment Manufacturer / Distributor / SupplierUnsung Hero:Electronics Security SectorProtective Services Sector

    Sponsors

    Absen

    Axis Communications

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Current edition

    2026 · 5,700 visitors · 120 exhibitors

    Forecast — not final

    Visitors

    5,700

    Growth over time

    Edition recap

    The 2025 edition of Security Exhibition & Conference ran from 27 to 29 August 2025 at ICC Sydney, co-located with Integrate. The organiser reported more than 5,700 visitors, over 28,000 leads scanned across the show floor, and a 98 percent exhibitor satisfaction rate. Exhibitor testimonials pointed to strong buyer intent, with roughly half of visitors identified as integrators, security consultants or installers, and multiple first-time exhibitors confirming plans to return with larger stands in 2026.

    New this edition

    • 1

      Co-location with Fire Security Expo

      For 2026, Security Exhibition & Conference is co-located for the first time with the newly launched Fire Security Expo, Australia's first dedicated fire-protection trade event, alongside the existing Integrate co-location, under a single free registration.

      Source
    • 2

      40th anniversary edition

      The 2026 show marks the 40th anniversary of Security Exhibition & Conference, positioned by the organiser as the strongest exhibitor field to date with the floorplan sold out and additional space added.

      Source

    Photos

    Attendees on the exhibition floor, Security Exhibition & Conference 2025
    Attendees on the exhibition floor, Security Exhibition & Conference 2025
    Exhibitor stand and visitors, Security Exhibition & Conference 2025
    Exhibitor stand and visitors, Security Exhibition & Conference 2025
    Exhibitors demonstrating security technology on the show floor, 2025
    Exhibitors demonstrating security technology on the show floor, 2025
    Delegates networking at the co-located Security Exhibition & Conference and Integrate, 2025
    Delegates networking at the co-located Security Exhibition & Conference and Integrate, 2025

    Testimonials

    Already since the show we have appointed integrators and got orders from businesses wanting our technology installed immediately. Thank you, we will be back with a bigger stand next year.

    Geoff Cropley · CEO · NoahFace · 2025

    Attended my very first Security Exhibition and Conference as part of learning how technology and new products can assist in protecting Australian infrastructure. The conference presenters were all very interesting and informative.

    Michelle McMillan · Security Manager · Access Group Solutions · 2025

    The Security Exhibition is a fantastic opportunity to showcase some of our soon to be released items to a captive audience. Importantly, around 50% of visitors were integrators, security consultants or installers.

    Sally Stimson · ASSA ABLOY Australia Pty Limited · 2025

    The Security Exhibition & Conference is the premiere networking opportunity for the security industry in Oceania.

    Kai King Wong · Axis Communications · 2025

    This was our first time attending the Security Exhibition & Conference and we will definitely be coming back again. As integrators and installers, it is important for us to stay ahead of the game.

    Rebecca Evans · Advanced Lifestyle Solutions · 2025

    Next edition outlook

    2026-09-02 – 2026-09-04
    High — based on official event website and organiser communications

    The Security Exhibition & Conference returns 2–4 September 2026 at ICC Sydney, marking its 40th anniversary. The 2026 edition promises to be a landmark celebration of the industry's evolution, with four decades of driving innovation, shaping policy, and fostering collaboration. The event will again co-locate with Fire Security Expo and Integrate, offering visitors access to all three events with a single registration. The floorplan is already sold out, with new space added, indicating strong exhibitor demand.

    40th anniversary milestone edition with expanded programming and celebrations Strongest exhibitor field to date; floorplan sold out with additional space added Continued co-location with Fire Security Expo and Integrate, expanding cross-industry networking to 14,500 professionals Security ASIAL Conference 2026 scheduled for 2–3 September, featuring thought leaders and innovators

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    The 2025 Security Exhibition & Conference delivered a record-breaking edition, cementing its position as Australia's largest and longest-standing security industry event. Over three days at ICC Sydney, the event brought together thousands of professionals across the full security ecosystem—technology vendors, integrators, consultants, and end users—for discovery, networking, and knowledge-sharing. The exhibition floor featured world-leading brands including Wesco Anixter, Axis Communications, dormakaba, and Hanwha Vision, with standout demonstrations in AI-powered surveillance, next-generation biometrics, cloud-enabled platforms, and rapid-response drones. The co-location with Integrate highlighted the increasing crossover between AV and security, showcasing integrated command centres and intelligent building management systems. The Security ASIAL Conference delivered expert insights to over 250 delegates on cybersecurity, risk assessment, regulatory compliance, and cyber-physical convergence. The event underscored the industry's rapid transformation, with AI emerging as the defining theme.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    The 2025 edition attracted a high-quality, targeted professional audience of over 5,700 visitors, including technology vendors, integrators, consultants, security managers, and end users. Attendees were described as serious buyers and decision-makers actively seeking security solutions. The ASIAL Conference drew over 250 professional delegates, fostering invaluable connections through networking lounges, roundtables, and informal meetups. The event generated more than 28,000 leads scanned, indicating strong engagement and buying intent across the exhibition floor.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    Exhibitor satisfaction reached 98%, based on post-event metrics. The event generated over 28,000 leads scanned, demonstrating strong sales pipeline activity. Exhibitors reported access to hard-to-reach decision-makers who anticipate the event annually to source new solutions and expand professional networks. Testimonials from exhibitors highlighted immediate business outcomes, including appointments with integrators and orders placed for technology installations. The co-location with Integrate and Fire Security Expo provided access to a combined professional audience of 14,500.

    Intelligence

    Exhibitors

    97

    Exhibitors

    17

    Categories

    11

    Countries

    13

    Pavilions

    Top exhibitor countries

    Top 10 by exhibitor count — estimates based on published directory.

    • Australia
      75
    • China
      6
    • Taiwan
      5
    • United States
      2
    • Hong Kong
      2
    • Germany
      2
    • Switzerland
      1
    • South Korea
      1
    • Austria
      1
    • Canada
      1

    ~77% of listed exhibitors are from Australia.

    Category breakdown

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    2~10
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    3~8
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    4~8
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    5~5
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    6~5
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    7~5
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    8~3
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    9~3
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    10~3
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    11~3
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    12~2
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    13~2
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    14~1
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    15~1
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    National pavilions

    Australia

    ~75 stands
    estimate

    China

    ~6 stands
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    Taiwan

    ~5 stands
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    United States

    ~2 stands
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    Hong Kong

    ~2 stands
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    Germany

    ~2 stands
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    Switzerland

    ~1 stands
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    South Korea

    ~1 stands
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    Austria

    ~1 stands
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    Canada

    ~1 stands
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    Netherlands

    ~1 stands
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    Official pavilions

    Cyber Pavilion

    Inferred

    Hall Hall 6 & 7, Level 4

    Start-Up Zone

    Inferred

    Hall Hall 6 & 7, Level 4

    Buyer targets

    High priority

    Buyers sourcing

    Other Security Suppliers

    Buyers sourcing

    CCTV & Video Surveillance Suppliers

    Buyers sourcing

    Access Control & Intercom Suppliers

    Buyers sourcing

    Perimeter & Physical Security Suppliers

    Buyers sourcing

    Lock & Door Hardware Suppliers

    Medium priority

    Buyers sourcing

    Biometric & Identity Management Suppliers

    Buyers sourcing

    PSIM & Security Integration Software Suppliers

    Buyers sourcing

    Networking & Transmission Suppliers

    Buyers sourcing

    Security Training & Consultancy Suppliers

    Buyers sourcing

    Cybersecurity & OSINT Suppliers

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    Australia / Asia-Pacific

    Why it matters

    Australia's security market is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by record-high cybersecurity spending (forecast to exceed AUD $7.5 billion in 2026), accelerating convergence of physical and cyber security, and the mainstream adoption of AI-powered analytics and zero-trust architectures. Security Expo 2026, celebrating its 40th year, sits at the epicentre of this shift. As the most established security trade event in Australia—co-located with Fire Security Expo and Integrate—it offers a critical platform for suppliers, integrators, and end users to navigate the integrated security landscape. With the 2026 show floor sold out and 5,700+ visitors at the 2025 edition【previous_edition_hints】, the event demonstrates strong industry demand for face-to-face engagement in a market where security remains a top technology investment priority. For international exhibitors and attendees, understanding this dynamic market context is essential to maximising ROI and identifying partnership opportunities across the Asia-Pacific region.

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    AI-Powered Video Analytics Moves from Experimental to Essential

    Deep learning models are enabling smarter, more proactive security systems with improved object detection, behavioral analysis, and anomaly identification. This shift helps operators reduce false alarms and increase situational awareness across complex environments such as cities, transport hubs, and retail spaces.

    Source
    02

    Acceleration of Cyber-Physical Security Convergence

    The boundaries between physical and digital security are rapidly dissolving. Security operations centres (SOCs) and physical security operations centres (PSOCs) are converging into unified centres of excellence, with cross-trained teams handling both cyber and physical threats. Holistic strategies must protect devices, networks, and the physical environment simultaneously.

    Source
    03

    Zero-Trust and Cyber-Resilient Physical Security Infrastructure

    Zero-trust architectures—where every device, user, and connection must be continuously authenticated—are becoming standard practice for physical security systems. This means secure-by-design hardware, encrypted communication, automated firmware updates, and stronger device identity management.

    Source
    04

    Access Control Modernisation and ACaaS Acceleration

    Access control remains a top priority as organisations modernise legacy systems. Access Control-as-a-Service (ACaaS) adoption is accelerating as enterprises prioritise easier maintenance, greater scalability, and predictable operating costs. Mobile credentials and biometrics are transforming identity management.

    Source
    05

    Managed Security Services Fill Talent Gaps

    Security services remain the largest spending category in Australia, forecast to reach more than AUD $3.7 billion in 2026. Organisations are increasingly depending on managed security service providers (MSSPs) to fill skill gaps and enhance capabilities, driven by a critical need for AI-literate security personnel and a continuing cybersecurity talent shortage.

    Source
    06

    From AI Hype to Intelligent Automation in Security Operations

    The conversation is shifting from AI hype to practical, outcomes-driven Intelligent Automation (IA) solutions that streamline workflows, improve accuracy, and enable faster, smarter decisions. IA increasingly automates repetitive tasks, enhances monitoring precision, and supports predictive maintenance.

    Source

    Market news

    Latest updates from across the market.

    Gartner: Australian information security spend to top AUD $7.5 billion in 2026

    Read

    Gartner forecasts infosec spending in Australia to reach $7.5B in 2026

    Read

    ISACA: AI, ransomware and regulatory complexity dominate 2026 security agenda

    Read

    Secutech Vietnam 2026 returns to Hanoi amid surging demand for smart safety and infrastructure

    Read

    Secutech 2026 sparks collaboration and AI innovation across Asia

    Read

    The Security Event Asia returns for second edition as APAC's premier security gathering

    Read

    Global & Asia-Pacific Security Event Circuit (2026)

    September–November 2026

    Security Expo 2026 is one of several major security industry events scheduled globally in 2026. The circuit spans Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America, with a strong concentration of shows in September–November. Key regional competitors and complements include. The Security Event Asia (Singapore, November), Secutech Vietnam (Hanoi, September), and The Security Event Australia (Melbourne, November)—the latter a new entrant that may draw some Australian attendees. In Europe, Security Essen (Germany, September) remains a major global gathering, while GSX (Atlanta, September) serves the North American market.

    21–24 Apr 2026

    Black Hat Asia 2026

    Singapore, Singapore

    Earlier in the year; relevant for cybersecurity-focused attendees.

    website
    2–4 Sep 2026

    Security Exhibition & Conference 2026 (Security Expo 2026)

    Sydney, Australia

    Sold out show floor; 5,700+ visitors in 2025【previous_edition_hints】.

    website
    9–12 Sep 2026

    Secutech Vietnam 2026

    Hanoi, Vietnam

    Returns to Hanoi amid surging demand for smart safety and infrastructure.

    website
    14–16 Sep 2026

    GSX – Global Security Exchange 2026

    Atlanta, USA

    Dates confirmed by asmag.com event listing.

    website
    22–25 Sep 2026

    Security Essen 2026

    Essen, Germany

    First-ever dedicated SecurAsia hall for Asian exhibitors.

    website
    10–12 Nov 2026

    The Security Event Asia 2026

    Singapore, Singapore

    Expected to attract over 13,000 trade professionals across five co-located events.

    website
    18–20 Nov 2026

    Secutech Thailand 2026

    Bangkok, Thailand

    Listed on asmag.com global events calendar.

    website
    25–26 Nov 2026

    The Security Event Australia 2026 (Inaugural)

    Melbourne, Australia

    Inaugural edition; may compete for Australian attendees and exhibitors. Motorola Solutions Australia and New Zealand announced as a Founding Partner.

    website

    September 2026 Cluster

    Security Exhibition & Conference 2026 (Security Expo 2026)Secutech Vietnam 2026Security Essen 2026GSX – Global Security Exchange 2026

    Dense period of major global and regional security events; exhibitors and attendees may need to prioritise or split teams.

    November 2026 Cluster

    The Security Event Asia 2026The Security Event Australia 2026 (Inaugural)Secutech Thailand 2026

    Concentrated Asia-Pacific activity; two Australian events in Q4 2026 (Sydney in September, Melbourne in November) offer distinct opportunities.

    Event dates and details compiled from official organiser websites, asmag.com global events calendar, and industry news sources. GSX 2026 dates from asmag.com; Security Essen 2026 dates from security-essen.de; Secutech Vietnam dates from messefrankfurt.com; The Security Event Asia dates from safetysecurityasia.com; The Security Event Australia dates from LinkedIn and thesecurityevent.co.uk.

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    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · AUD

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    SYD

    Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (International Terminal)

    The only practical airport for ICC Sydney; Western Sydney International (WSI) does not open until 25 October 2026, after this event. From the International Terminal, take the T8 Airport Link train (Sydney Trains) to Central Station, then transfer to the L1 light rail to Convention Centre stop, or take a taxi/rideshare direct to Darling Drive.

    8 km

    to venue

    20-25 minutes by car/taxi

    by car

    SYD

    Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (Domestic Terminal)

    Same airport as above, separate terminal (T2/T3) reached by the free airport shuttle bus or a short taxi/rideshare hop before continuing to the venue. Domestic Terminal station is on the same T8 Airport Link line into Central.

    8 km

    to venue

    15-20 minutes by car/taxi

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    budget
    Sydney CBD / Chinatown / Ultimo

    USD 60–110 / night

    Estimated range for budget hotels, hostels, and 2-3 star properties a short walk or light-rail ride from ICC Sydney, such as options around Chinatown, Ultimo, and the wider CBD.

    mid range
    Darling Harbour / Pyrmont / Sydney CBD

    USD 120–220 / night

    Estimated range for 3-4 star hotels within walking distance of the venue, including well-known chain properties in Darling Harbour and Pyrmont.

    premium
    Darling Harbour waterfront / adjacent to ICC Sydney

    USD 230–450 / night

    Estimated range for 4.5-5 star full-service hotels directly on or immediately adjacent to Darling Harbour, offering the shortest possible walk to the venue.

    luxury
    Sydney CBD / Circular Quay / Darling Harbour

    USD 450–900 / night

    Estimated range for top-tier 5-star and ultra-luxury hotels in the CBD, Circular Quay, and Darling Harbour.

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    Train (Sydney Trains T8 Airport Link)

    Estimated costApprox. AUD 16-20 one-way (includes airport station access fee)
    Best forSydney Airport (International/Domestic) to Central Station, with onward walk or light rail to ICC Sydney

    Fastest fixed-schedule option from the airport, roughly 13-15 minutes to Central; a 10-minute walk or a short L1 light rail hop then covers the final stretch to the venue.

    Light rail (L1)

    Estimated costApprox. AUD 3-5 per trip (Opal card fare)
    Best forCentral/Chinatown/Haymarket precinct to Convention Centre / Darling Harbour / Pyrmont stops

    Runs directly along Darling Drive with a dedicated Convention Centre stop, the most convenient link between CBD hotels and the venue entrance.

    Ferry

    Estimated costApprox. AUD 6-8 per trip (Opal card fare)
    Best forCircular Quay, King Street Wharf, or Pyrmont Bay Wharf to Darling Harbour

    A scenic option for visitors staying near the harbour; several wharves are within a short walk of ICC Sydney.

    Taxi / rideshare

    Estimated costApprox. AUD 20-40 from the airport; AUD 10-20 from most CBD hotels
    Best forAny Sydney CBD or airport pickup point directly to ICC Sydney, Darling Drive

    Uber, Ola, and local taxis operate throughout Sydney; dedicated drop-off points near the venue are at Iron Wharf Place and Zollner Circuit.

    Bus

    Estimated costApprox. AUD 3-5 per trip (Opal card fare)
    Best forRoutes 389 and 501 to Harris Street near Allen Street

    Stops roughly a 10-minute walk from ICC Sydney; useful for visitors staying slightly further from the light rail line.

    Walking

    Estimated costFree
    Best forFrom Darling Harbour, Pyrmont, or CBD hotels directly to ICC Sydney

    Most hotels in Darling Harbour, Pyrmont, and the southern CBD are within a 5-20 minute walk of the venue, making walking a practical option for many attendees.

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    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa not required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    Visitor visa (subclass 600) – Business Visitor streamCitizens of countries not eligible for an ETA (subclass 601) or eVisitor (subclass 651), who are travelling to Australia for business purposes such as attending a trade fair or conference.$135.00Varies; check the Department of Home Affairs processing time guide for current estimates.
    Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) – subclass 601Citizens of certain countries, including Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Brunei, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong (SAR), Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, United Kingdom, United States, and Vatican City.$NaNUsually granted within one working day for low-risk applications.
    eVisitor visa – subclass 651Citizens of European Union countries and a few other European nations, including Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom.$NaNUsually processed within one working day for low-risk applications.

    Citizens of New Zealand may be eligible for a Special Category Visa (subclass 444) on arrival. Australian citizens do not need a visa. All other visitors must obtain a valid visa before travelling.

    Australia accepts ATA Carnets for the temporary importation of eligible goods, including commercial samples, professional equipment, and goods for display or use at events, fairs, and exhibitions. ATA Carnets are issued by a Chamber of Commerce that is a member of the World Chambers Federation of the ICC. In Australia, the issuing association is the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI). From 1 June 2026, a global transition to eATA Carnets is underway, but Australia currently does not accept eATA Carnets; paper ATA Carnets are still required for clearance at the Australian border. Goods imported on an ATA Carnet must be exported before the carnet expires and cannot be sold, loaned, or altered without permission.

    Official visa page

    Weather

    Early September in Sydney falls in early spring: expect mild days averaging around 20°C (68°F) with cooler nights around 11-13°C (52-55°F). September is typically Sydney's driest month, with roughly 60-68mm of rain spread over about 10 days, so showers are possible but usually brief. Winds off the harbour can make it feel cooler than the daytime high suggests, so a light jacket is worth carrying for mornings, evenings, and the air-conditioned show floor.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    ICC Sydney sits on Darling Drive in the Darling Harbour precinct, with multiple access points by foot, car, taxi, ferry, coach, and light rail. From Sydney Airport it is about 8km/25 minutes by car, or a T8 Airport Link train to Central Station followed by a 10-minute walk or an L1 light rail connection to the Convention Centre stop. Central and Town Hall railway stations are both about a 10-minute walk from the venue. Ferries serve Darling Harbour with direct routes from Circular Quay, King Street Wharf, and Pyrmont Bay Wharf, and water taxis run from. The Rocks, Circular Quay, the Opera House, and Luna Park. Bus routes 389 and 501 stop at Harris Street near Allen Street, a 10-minute walk away, and ICC Sydney has its own on-site bus stop. Major hotels cluster within walking distance around Darling Harbour, Pyrmont, and the CBD, and the venue is a short walk from Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera House, and Barangaroo.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

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    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Business etiquette is direct but informal

    Australian business culture favours plain speaking, first-name use, and a relatively flat hierarchy. Exhibitors and visitors alike can expect handshakes, casual dress on the floor (business casual rather than formal suits), and small talk that gets to the point quickly.

    Tipping is not expected

    Tipping is not customary in Australia; service staff are paid a minimum wage and restaurant bills rarely include a tip line. Rounding up or a small tip for exceptional service is appreciated but never required.

    September marks the start of Spring

    The event coincides with the change of season from winter to spring, so locals often describe the weather as changeable through the day. Outdoor harbourside dining and events pick up through the month.

    Public transport uses the Opal card

    Sydney's train, bus, ferry, and light rail network runs on the Opal ticketing system, accessible via a physical Opal card or contactless bank card/phone tap-on tap-off. This applies to the Airport Link train, which carries a station access fee in addition to the standard fare.

    Standard business hours apply

    Most offices and many shops operate Monday-Friday with typical trading hours around 9am-5pm, though Darling Harbour's restaurants, bars, and attractions stay open into the evening and over weekends, useful for post-show networking.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD)

    SYD is served by all major domestic carriers (Qantas, Virgin Australia, Jetstar) and numerous international airlines, so both direct and one-stop options exist from most world regions. Western Sydney International Airport opens 25 October 2026, after this event, so it is not an option for Security Expo 2026 travel.

    Visa

    All international visitors (except Australian citizens and most. New Zealand passport holders) must obtain a valid visa before travelling to Australia. The appropriate visa depends on the applicant's nationality. Options include the Visitor visa (subclass 600) Business Visitor stream, Electronic Travel Authority (ETA – subclass 601), or eVisitor visa (subclass 651).

    Processing: Visa processing times vary. eVisitor and ETA applications are often processed within one working day for low-risk applicants. Subclass 600 applications may take longer. The Security Exhibition & Conference is registered with the International Event Coordinator Network (IECN), which may help expedite visa processing. However, IECN registration does not guarantee a visa grant.

    Applicants are advised to apply well in advance. Supporting documents such as event registration confirmation, proof of stand purchase, or an invitation letter can strengthen the application. For subclass 600 applications, applicants should include as much information as possible, including evidence of international travel and attendance at similar events.

    Official

    Hotels

    Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

    Areas to stay

    Darling Harbour (closest to the venue, on-foot access) · Pyrmont (short walk, quieter residential feel) · Sydney CBD (widest hotel choice, light rail/train access) · Haymarket / Chinatown (budget-friendly, close to light rail)

    budget

    Approx. USD 60-110/night (estimated)

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    mid range

    Approx. USD 120-220/night (estimated)

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    premium

    Approx. USD 230-450/night (estimated)

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    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: About 8km / 20-25 minutes by taxi or rideshare, or roughly 25-35 minutes via the T8 Airport Link train to Central Station followed by L1 light rail or a short walk to ICC Sydney.

    Hotel → venue: Most Darling Harbour, Pyrmont, and CBD hotels are within a 5-20 minute walk, or a short light rail, bus, or ferry ride to the venue's Convention Centre stop or Darling Drive entrance.

    Ride-hail: Uber and other rideshare apps operate throughout Sydney; dedicated pickup/drop-off points for ICC Sydney are at Iron Wharf Place and Zollner Circuit, accessed via Darling Drive.

    Public transit: Opal card or contactless credit/debit card covers trains, buses, light rail, and ferries; L1 light rail stops directly at Convention Centre station next to ICC Sydney.

    Parking: ICC Sydney operates two on-site car parks, with additional public parking nearby such as Wilson Harbourside Car Park and First Parking Darling Square.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: September

    Temperature: Approx. 11-20°C (52-68°F)

    Seasonality: Early spring; September is typically Sydney's driest month with about 60-68mm of rain over roughly 10 days, mostly brief showers rather than sustained rain.

    Packing: Layer up: a light jacket or sweater for cool mornings/evenings and harbour breezes, comfortable walking shoes for the venue and Darling Harbour precinct, and an umbrella or light rain shell as a precaution.

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: 2026-09-03

    3 September is the middle day (Thursday) of the 2-4 September run: it falls within the ASIAL Security Conference's 2-3 September window, keeps full 9:30am-5:30pm exhibition hours (unlike the shorter Friday 4:00pm close), and is the date of the Security Gala Dinner, so it offers the most combined access to the show floor, conference sessions, and headline networking event in a single day.

    T-30

    Register for free exhibition access; add ASIAL Security Conference or Gala Dinner tickets if wanted — Registration is free; conference and Gala Dinner are separately ticketed add-ons

    T-21

    Confirm Australian entry requirements (ETA, eVisitor, or visitor visa) for your passport — Recommendation: check current eligibility at immi.homeaffairs.gov.au well before booking flights

    T-14

    Book flights and Darling Harbour/Pyrmont-area accommodation within walking distance of ICC Sydney — Recommendation only; prices rise sharply closer to the show

    T-10

    Shortlist priority exhibitors across the 120+ exhibitor, 12-category mix and send meeting requests — Use the exhibitor list once published to plan floor time efficiently

    T-7

    Finalise which ASIAL Conference sessions (separately ticketed) and/or the 3 September Gala Dinner you'll attend — Gala Dinner seating and conference sessions can sell out closer to the date

    T-3

    Confirm badge, download any event app/exhibitor list, and print or save your meeting schedule — Practical prep recommendation

    T-1

    Confirm exhibition hours (Wed/Thu 9:30am-5:30pm, Fri 9:30am-4:00pm) and plan arrival and transport — Hours per official event listings

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    08:30

    Arrive at Darling Harbour; collect badge and confirm any Gala Dinner ticket

    ICC Sydney main entrance
    09:30

    Exhibition floor opens — visit priority exhibitors

    Halls 6 & 7, Level 4, ICC Sydney
    11:00

    Attend an ASIAL Security Conference session (if ticketed)

    Convention Centre, ICC Sydney
    12:30

    Lunch and informal networking

    King Street Wharf
    14:00

    Return to the exhibition floor for scheduled meetings and demos

    Halls 6 & 7, ICC Sydney
    16:00

    Explore co-located Integrate and Fire Security Expo stands

    Halls 6 & 7, ICC Sydney
    17:30

    Exhibition floor closes; freshen up before the evening event

    Hotel, Darling Harbour or Pyrmont
    18:30

    Security Gala Dinner (separately ticketed, business formal)

    Parkside Ballroom, Level 2, ICC Sydney

    Side trips

    5

    SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium

    Aquarium

    ~5 min walk

    Quick indoor break between sessions; underwater tunnels and Australian marine life, right in the Darling Harbour precinct.

    Madame Tussauds Sydney

    Museum Attraction

    ~5 min walk

    Wax-figure museum for a short downtime activity in the same precinct as ICC Sydney.

    Chinese Garden of Friendship

    Garden

    ~10 min walk

    Quiet green space for a break, adjacent to Chinatown dining options.

    Australian National Maritime Museum

    Museum

    ~10 min walk

    Waterfront museum on Australia's maritime and naval history; good for a half-day side trip.

    Sydney Opera House & Harbour Bridge

    Landmark

    ~20-25 min by ferry or light rail

    Classic Sydney landmarks worth extending your stay for an evening or an extra day around the show.

    Networking spots

    4

    King Street Wharf

    bar_restaurant_precinct

    Recommendation, not event-affiliated: waterfront dining strip a 5-10 min walk from ICC Sydney, popular for informal post-show catch-ups.

    Cockle Bay Wharf

    bar_restaurant_precinct

    Recommendation, not event-affiliated: harbourside dining/bar strip directly across from ICC Sydney's main entrance.

    The Pumphouse

    bar

    Recommendation, not event-affiliated: craft-beer venue near Darling Harbour popular with conference crowds for informal networking.

    Batch Brewing Co

    bar

    Recommendation, not event-affiliated: craft brewery option for evening networking near the venue.

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Official exhibitor pricing not publicly disclosed on event website. Typical Australian trade show shell scheme rates range AUD 350–550 per sqm; raw space AUD 250–400 per sqm. Contact organiser for current 2026 rate card.

    source

    Build your working budget

    Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.

    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Booth 9 m² × A$313.50/m²A$2,821.50
    • Hotel × 3 nightsA$312.00
    • Per diem × 3A$189.00
    • VisaA$14.00
    • InsuranceA$65.00
    Estimated totalA$3,401.50

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

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    visitor · standard

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    officialAs of 2026-07-20

    asial_conference_ticket

    visitor · standard

    —

    unknownAs of 2026-07-20

    gala_dinner_ticket

    both · single_seat

    AUD 256.5–269 / per_person_ex_gst

    officialAs of 2026-07-20

    gala_dinner_table_of_10

    both · table

    AUD 2430–2700 / per_table_ex_gst

    officialAs of 2026-07-20

    hotel_accommodation

    both · budget

    AUD 127–170 / per_night

    estimateAs of 2026-07-20

    hotel_accommodation

    both · mid

    AUD 149–220 / per_night

    estimateAs of 2026-07-20

    hotel_accommodation

    both · premium

    AUD 280–400 / per_night

    estimateAs of 2026-07-20

    exhibitor_booth_shell_scheme

    exhibitor · shell_scheme

    AUD 350–550 / per_sqm

    estimateAs of 2026-07-20

    exhibitor_booth_raw_space

    exhibitor · space_only

    AUD 250–400 / per_sqm

    estimateAs of 2026-07-20

    entry_visa_eta

    both · eta_or_evisitor

    AUD 20 / per_application

    estimateAs of 2026-07-20

    travel_insurance

    both · short_trip

    USD 40–90 / per_trip

    estimateAs of 2026-07-20

    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.

    QUESTION 1 OF 8

    Is Australia/NZ a core or target market for your business?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    You need a broad view of physical/electronic security plus the co-located AV and fire-protection markets in one Sydney trip, especially if you also want the ASIAL Conference or Gala Dinner.

    Best for

    Security integrators/installers, facility and corporate security managers, government and critical-infrastructure security staff, IT/cyber professionals, and specifiers comparing access control, CCTV, cyber, and smart-building products side by side.

    Min. budget

    $200.00

    Timeline

    T-30 to register and shortlist exhibitors/sessions; T-14 to lock travel.

    Risks

    Registration alone doesn't include the ASIAL Security Conference, which is separately ticketed

    Co-located Integrate and Fire Security Expo can dilute focused browsing time across 120+ exhibitors

    Peak floor crowding on the middle day may limit meeting time with priority exhibitors

    exhibit

    Your target buyers are ANZ security integrators, government/critical-infrastructure teams, or you want visibility with the co-located Integrate and Fire Security Expo audiences.

    Best for

    Access control, CCTV/video surveillance, biometrics, cybersecurity, intrusion/alarm, fire & life safety, and security-software vendors targeting the ANZ market.

    Min. budget

    $3,500.00

    Timeline

    T-90 or earlier to secure a stand given the reportedly sold-out 40th-anniversary floorplan; T-75 for freight; T-45 for staff visas.

    Risks

    Official 2026 booth rates aren't publicly disclosed; budget with a range until the organiser confirms the rate card

    Floorplan reported sold out for the 40th-anniversary edition, so late applications may face space or location limits

    Freight and stand-build deadlines typically fall 60-90 days out; missed deadlines can add rush fees

    skip

    Your buyers are outside ANZ, your category isn't represented in the exhibitor mix, or budget can't cover even a shell-scheme stand and Sydney travel this cycle.

    Best for

    Vendors or buyers with no ANZ security-market presence or interest, or teams without travel/booth budget this cycle.

    Timeline

    N/A

    Risks

    Missing direct access to one of the largest concentrated ANZ security-buyer audiences of the year

    Co-located Integrate and Fire Security Expo audiences won't be reachable elsewhere in a single trip

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    FAQs & glossary

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    Glossary

    1
    ASIAL
    Australian Security Industry Association Limited, the peak body for security professionals in Australia, whose members account for about 85% of the security industry.
    2
    ICC Sydney
    International Convention Centre Sydney, located at 14 Darling Drive, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. The venue hosts the Security Exhibition & Conference in Halls 6 and 7 on Level 4.
    3
    Fire Security Expo
    A co-located event focusing on fire protection and life safety, running alongside the Security Exhibition & Conference at ICC Sydney.
    4
    Integrate
    A co-located event for the audio visual and integration industry, held alongside the Security Exhibition & Conference at ICC Sydney.

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