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Australia & OceaniaTrade shows & exhibitionsPast event
2–4 Sept 2026
Security Exhibition & Conference
International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney), Halls 6 & 7, Level 4, 14 Darling Drive, Darling Harbour · Sydney, Australia
- Dates
- Wed, 2 September 2026 – Fri, 4 September 2026
- Venue
- International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney), Halls 6 & 7, Level 4, 14 Darling Drive, Darling Harbour
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
- Organizer
- Diversified Communications Australia & Australian Security Industry Association Limited (ASIAL)
- Cost
- free
- Scale
- major
- Recurrence
- annual
- Format
- On-site
Market intel
Moderate pricingmedium confidence
The 2026 edition marks the 40th anniversary of Australia's flagship security trade event, with a sold-out floor plan and 150+ confirmed exhibitors spanning access control, CCTV/surveillance, biometrics, cyber security, and perimeter protection.
- The co-located format with Integrate and Fire Security Expo broadens the combined audience to approximately 14,500 professionals.
- Conference tickets start from ~AUD 995 + GST; the exhibition itself is free to attend for trade visitors.
Notable exhibitors
ADT (conference sponsor)MSS Security (Gala Dinner sponsor)MicrosoftAmazonTelstraCyberCXBosch SecurityGenetec
AI-researched Tue, 25 August 2026. Estimates from public sources. Verify with the organizer.
Why it matters
As the premier security marketplace in the Asia-Pacific region, this event is the primary venue for global security suppliers to launch products into the Australian market and engage directly with integrators, consultants, government buyers, and critical-infrastructure end users.
- The co-location with Integrate and Fire Security Expo expands the addressable buyer pool to ~14,500 professionals across converging physical, cyber, fire, and AV sectors.
- For SMEs and startups, it is the most cost-efficient route to the Australian security procurement community, with free visitor registration and a sold-out floor plan signalling strong buyer intent.
Registration
About
Australia's longest-running and most established security trade event, now in its 40th year, bringing together the full spectrum of security suppliers, professionals, and end users across physical, electronic, and integrated security domains.
- The event features the ASIAL Security Conference — a separately ticketed practitioner-led programme covering AI-driven threats, cyber warfare, critical infrastructure, and the human factor.
- In 2026 it is co-located with Fire Security Expo and Integrate, giving visitors single-registration access to all three adjacent shows.
Topics
CyberISR & SensorsAIC2 / Battle ManagementDual-use
Who it's for
PrimesSMEsStartupsInstitutions
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