Securitas Technology Releases 2026 Global Technology Outlook Report
Securitas
Technology, the world's second-largest commercial electronic security company,
released its 2026 Global Technology Outlook Report on the state of security technology, with
recommendations on how organizations across the globe can position themselves
for success in the years to come.
Now
in its eighth year, the report is highly anticipated for its perspective on the
trends and research driving the electronic security industry. It is the result
of a unique combination of survey data of Securitas Technology clients and
other end-user decision makers on security technology investments across
multiple markets, contributions from the world's leading security technology
manufacturers and technologists; and other expert insights across multiple
technical disciplines.
"The
Technology Outlook Report is grounded in our commitment to innovation, our deep
connection to our clients and industry partners, and our data-based thought
leadership," said Tony Byerly, Global President & CEO, Securitas
Technology. "Our goal at Securitas Technology is to continue to be a
trusted advisor in security technology, helping clients stay ahead of the
evolving trends and topics shaping the future of the security industry. For
eight years now, the Technology Outlook Report has delivered those insights to
our clients across the globe and the industry as a whole."
The
Top Technology Trends in 2026
The
report identifies three key technology trends that will influence innovation
and development by manufacturers and industry technologists as well as client
buying decisions over the next several years:
- The rapid advancement in the use of Artificial
Intelligence, with the emergence of generative AI (GenAI)
for natural language searches, contextual understanding, and a range of
automations
- Cloud-based security systems are becoming
mainstream, with organizations focused on migration from
on-premise infrastructure to the cloud for centralized management and
improved scalability
- Advanced sensors are finding wider
adoption as organizations seek to monitor a wider range
of factors to support compliance, improve efficiency, and enhance client
and employee experiences
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