21-23 April, 2027Pavilion 3, Crocus Expo, Moscow
RU
August 16 marks International Video Surveillance Day, a professional holiday for specialists whose work is related to one of the most technologically advanced sectors in the security industry.
The Securika Moscow exhibition team congratulates everyone who designs, installs, configures, operates, and develops video surveillance systems - engineers, integrators, developers, analysts, security specialists, and department heads at customer companies.
In recent years, the video surveillance industry has changed radically. Cameras have become computing devices at the intersection of physical and cybersecurity, with the advent of edge analytics, artificial intelligence for image processing, neural network-based search scenarios, cloud architectures, and fundamentally new requirements for information security and data protection.
Today, video surveillance is no longer a standalone "watch a recording" feature, but rather part of a comprehensive security system that works in conjunction with access control systems, security and fire alarms, perimeter systems, and the enterprise's digital infrastructure.
This is why video surveillance remains a key area of the security industry—and one of the most capacious segments of professional expertise.
At Securika Moscow 2026, the vast majority of target visitors to the exhibition were interested in video surveillance systems - 69% (11,125 people) of the 16,190 unique visitors.
This is the number one product focus for Securika Moscow's audience, ahead of access control systems, alarms, fire safety, and other key areas.
In 2026, Securika Moscow exhibitors presented their solutions across a wide range of video surveillance topics:
These areas form a unified "dialogue" among market participants at the exhibition - from equipment suppliers to AI analytics developers and system integrators working at facilities of varying scales.
Today, video surveillance specialists are increasingly involved in related fields - information security, IT infrastructure, digitalization of facilities, development of transportation security, and public safety in cities. It is this complexity that makes this profession one of the most in-demand and technologically advanced in the security market.
The Securika Moscow team thanks all industry professionals for their contributions to the industry's development and wishes them reliable systems, accurate solutions, and clear analytics!
In 2027, video surveillance and video analytics will once again be a key topic in the exhibition's exhibits and business program. If your company develops video surveillance equipment, software, storage systems, or analytics, Securika Moscow offers you the opportunity to showcase your solutions to a professional and targeted audience in the security market over three business days.