Securitas Technology to Unveil 2025 Global Technology Outlook Report at GSX 2024

UNIONTOWN, Ohio – Security integrator and alarm monitoring company Securitas Technology Corporation has announced its participation at the Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2024 show, Sept. 23-25, in Orlando, Fla.

At GSX 2024, Securitas Technology will unveil its annual Global Technology Outlook Report, featuring insights, trends and data on emerging security topics across multiple verticals.

The Global Technology Outlook Report “highlights security industry trends, breakthrough insights, and global perspectives, incorporating input from over 1,000 end users worldwide,” according to the Securitas announcement.

“The 2025 Global Technology Outlook Report reflects our commitment to leading the industry in innovation and insight,” says Tony Byerly, global president of Securitas Technology and CEO of Securitas Technology Corporation, in the company announcement.

“By combining cutting-edge data, emerging trends, and the perspectives of thousands of end users, this report serves as a powerful resource to guide our clients in navigating the future of security
technology,” he says. “We are driven by the pursuit of excellence, and this report showcases our dedication to empowering clients with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions and stay ahead of an ever-evolving landscape.”

What to Expect at Securitas’ GSX 2024 Booth

In addition to unveiling the 2025 Global Technology Outlook Report, Securitas Technology will also be showcasing its latest innovations, advanced client services, innovative roadmap and Global Clients Program.

Visitors at GSX 2024 can engage with live demos of the SecureStat HQ digital platform, which offers enterprise-grade capabilities that elevate security management, bringing increased efficiency and enhanced protection to organizations of all sizes.

The company also recently announced its partnership with K9s United, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and honoring K9 law enforcement officers.

“While our focus on client engagement will be at the forefront of GSX 2024, we are also committed to giving back to the community and those who dedicate their lives to making our world a safer place,” says Byerly. “With that in mind, we pledged to support K9s United, whose mission couldn’t be more aligned with our purpose and values, by making a donation for every badge scan at our booth.”

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