India’s security market is amidst a dramatic evolution in decades. From the dominion of CCTV cameras and standalone alarms, it has now expanded into a sophisticated ₹1 lakh crore ecosystem shaped by AI, automation, identity technologies, and cloud-native surveillance. As cities densify and businesses adopt digital-first operations, the idea of security itself is being redefined.
This shift forms the backdrop for IFSEC India 2025- South Asia’s Largest security and surveillance platform. The theme, “Shaping Nations, Securing Futures,” captures how modern security is no longer about isolated devices but about interconnected systems capable of anticipating risks.
India’s electronic security market, growing at 14–18% annually, is now one of the fastest-scaling segments within the country’s larger technology landscape. IFSEC 2025’s lineup, bringing 150+ exhibitors, 350+ brands, 50+ speakers, and 16,000+ professionals, reflects that momentum. From CP Plus, Prama India and Sparsh to global players including IMQ, Algatec and JRK Vision, IFSEC shows how international and domestic players are converging around India’s heightened security demand.
But the most telling indicator of where the sector is headed lies in this year’s wave of India-first technology launches. Companies are introducing systems that blur the boundaries between surveillance, automation, connectivity, and real-time analytics.
- Lemorele (SRB Enterprises) debuts in India with advanced connectivity and multi-interface systems designed to merge surveillance, automation, and hybrid security workflows.
- Enview Technologies brings ISO-certified intelligent surveillance platforms engineered for enterprise-scale automation and high-security environments.
- Katomaran Technologies introduces its next-generation VSaaS platform, enabling AI-driven, cloud-native video surveillance for large, distributed operations.
- Cohesive showcases unified, secure cloud communication systems tailored for multi-site organisations that rely on high availability and seamless monitoring.
- Acumen Track strengthens the telematics and fleet-security space with sophisticated vehicle tracking and monitoring intelligence.
- Ganz by CBC unveils a new range of STQC-certified cameras, advanced video management software, and integrated system solutions for mission-critical applications.
- Intozi presents its next-gen AI video synopsis platform capable of searching across millions of video frames within seconds.
- Point Blank Range showcases its latest safety flashlights, identification gear, and tactical illumination solutions for field operations.
- Hi-Focus unveils AI-powered interactive panels and AI NVR systems designed for smarter control rooms and high-accuracy surveillance.
Collectively, these launches reflect a decisive industry shift that blends telematics, connectivity, cloud, and AI into a unified security architecture.
Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director, Informa Markets in India, captures this sentiment says, “India’s electronic security and surveillance industry is entering one of its most defining phases, with the market already valued at $12.1 billion and projected to grow at 14–18% annually over the next five years. This rapid expansion is being driven by urban infrastructure growth, digital transformation, and the rising need for intelligent, automated solutions across sectors. In this context, the 18th edition of IFSEC India is designed to serve as a unifying force for the entire ecosystem. It brings together global innovators, domestic manufacturers, decision-makers, security leaders, and policymakers to exchange practical insights, address capability gaps, and co-create the next chapter of India’s security roadmap. More than just a showcase, IFSEC India 2025 aims to empower organisations with real-world solutions, foster trust-driven collaborations, and inspire a more resilient, future-ready security environment for the nation.”
Supported by key bodies including APSA, ASIS, CAPSI, ESAI, and others, IFSEC India 2025 promises unmatched business opportunities, shaping the nation’s next chapter in security preparedness and technological leadership.
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