The a&s Adria SE Europe Roadshow 2026 successfully concluded in Belgrade after connecting the security industry across Podgorica, Tirana, Pristina, and finally the Serbian capital over the course of one week. This regional event once again confirmed the importance of bringing global technologies closer to local markets and enabling direct exchange of experience among professionals and end users.

The roadshow kicked off in Podgorica, where more than 50 industry professionals attended presentations and discussions on the future of security technologies. Opening remarks were delivered by representatives of ONVIF and the Association of Security Managers of Montenegro, while leading companies showcased the latest solutions and trends.

The Tirana stop continued with strong attendance and a dynamic atmosphere, featuring active participation from experts and technology leaders. A particular emphasis was placed on live demonstrations and direct interaction with manufacturers, giving attendees deeper insight into real-world applications.

Tirana also added a memorable and emotional moment, as participants celebrated Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national football team qualifying for the World Cup, creating a lasting impression for both organizers and attendees.

The third stop, Pristina, was marked by exceptional interest, with organizers having to arrange additional seating to accommodate all participants. The event gathered representatives from public institutions and private companies, with discussions highlighting the community’s strong appetite for new knowledge and solutions.

The finale in Belgrade provided a fitting conclusion, featuring a full venue and numerous high-quality discussions among participants. Presentations were delivered by companies such as Axis Communications, Lunatronik sistemi bezbednosti, Motorola Solutions, and UltraVision Consult, with support from ONVIF.

Across all four cities, it became clear that the regional security community is growing increasingly connected and open to collaboration. From technical presentations to informal networking, the roadshow offered a platform for sharing ideas, experiences, and real-world projects.

“From bringing in extra chairs in Pristina to in-depth project discussions in Tirana and Podgorica, it’s clear there is a strong need for events like this in the region,” said Amar Pap from the a&s Adria team.

The roadshow once again confirmed that the security industry in Southeast Europe has strong growth potential, with regional networking playing an increasingly important role. Numerous companies and partners participated in the event, including Axis Communications, BESA Security, Teledyne FLIR, Hytera Communications Europe, Lunatronik sistemi bezbednosti, Mercury.AI, Motorola Solutions, Synology Balkans, TP-Link, and UltraVision Consult, with support from ONVIF.

Hikvision Adriatic/Malta organized a two-day technical training for its customers from Sarajevo, held at the Pino Nature Hotel. The event was focused on enhancing technical knowledge and practical skills in working with Hikvision solutions.

The training was led by presales engineers Elvis Ferhatović and Sadik Rovčanin, who presented key segments of the portfolio, including AX PRO and hybrid alarm systems, access control, advanced video surveillance solutions, as well as HeatPro thermal cameras. Special attention was also given to the Hik-Partner Pro app as a tool for system management and installation support.

The program combined theoretical sessions with hands-on practice, allowing participants to test the showcased technologies and better understand their application in real-world projects. Hikvision representatives emphasized that such training sessions play an important role in strengthening cooperation with partners and improving the quality of security system implementation. The two-day training concluded with positive feedback from participants, along with the announcement of upcoming educational activities in other locations across the region.

The Energy Summit conference, organized by Poslovni dnevnik, brought together leaders, experts, and innovators from the energy sector in Zagreb at the end of March. The event focused on the challenges of the energy transition, infrastructure digitalization, and the growing impact of artificial intelligence on industry development. A representative of ECCOS Engineering, Sales Engineer Tomislav Lacković, participated in the event, speaking on a panel dedicated to the role of artificial intelligence in the sustainable development of the energy sector. During the discussion, he presented concrete solutions applied in data center projects, highlighting the changes driven by the rapid development of digital infrastructure.

Lacković emphasized that traditional server racks can no longer meet the increasing demands for power consumption and thermal load, which is directly influencing how modern data centers are designed and managed. He placed particular focus on the cooling segment, where conventional air-based systems are increasingly insufficient for the needs of next-generation IT equipment.

In this context, advanced solutions leveraging artificial intelligence to optimize energy consumption and improve overall system efficiency were highlighted. This approach enables more stable infrastructure performance while significantly reducing operational costs.

EL.MO. SPA took part in a professional event held on March 24 in Rome at the Auditorium BNL, organized by securindex.com. The event brought together leading experts from the security, facility management, and real estate sectors. Discussions focused on the role of artificial intelligence as a strategic asset in facility management processes, as well as on the current regulatory framework, including the “decreto controlli.”

Representatives of EL.MO. highlighted that the event provided a valuable opportunity for knowledge exchange and open dialogue with key industry stakeholders. Participation in such events underlines the importance of connecting technology, regulation, and operational practices in modern security systems. EL.MO. also thanked the organizers for the invitation and expressed interest in participating in future editions of the event.

The SE Europe Roadshow officially begins today in Podgorica, marking the start of a regional tour aimed at connecting security professionals with leading global technology companies. Throughout the week, the event will also visit Tirana, Pristina, and Belgrade, offering opportunities for knowledge exchange and showcasing the latest security solutions.

Strong interest is reflected in the fact that capacities for Podgorica and Belgrade are already fully booked. Organizers note that a limited number of seats remain available for the events in Tirana, scheduled for April 1, and Pristina on April 2. The Roadshow is designed as a platform for direct interaction between local experts and global technology leaders, with an emphasis on real-world projects and practical applications of security solutions. Participants will have the opportunity to exchange experiences, as well as present their own projects and the challenges they face in the market.

Event partners include the Association of Security Managers of Montenegro, the Canadian Institute of Technology (CIT), and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia, while support is provided by ONVIF.

A wide range of industry companies are participating in the Roadshow, including Axis Communications, BESA Security, COIN Systems, Teledyne FLIR, Hytera Communications Europe, Lunatronik sistemi bezbednosti, Mercury.AI, Motorola Solutions, Synology Balkans, TP-Link Bulgaria, UltraVision Consult, and XPR Group.

The “Private Security 2026” conference is taking place today in Zagreb at the Westin Hotel, organized by the Croatian Security Association – Professional Security Chamber, bringing together key stakeholders from the private security industry in Croatia and across the region.

The conference program began with opening and welcome remarks by industry and institutional representatives, including Lidija Stolica, President of the Croatian Security Association, and Marijana Klanac from the Civil Protection Directorate of the Croatian Ministry of the Interior. This was followed by thematic panels addressing the role of the private security industry within the national security framework. The first module focused on regulatory and operational aspects of the sector, with participation from government representatives and leading companies.

The second part of the conference focused on new technologies, including presentations and panel discussions on the role of artificial intelligence in security systems. Particular emphasis was placed on the collaboration between humans and AI in modern security operations, as well as on practical applications in real-world scenarios.

In the continuation of the program, participants discussed the challenges facing the private security industry in Southeast Europe, with a focus on regional cooperation and the exchange of expertise among professional organizations and experts. The event is also being attended by the a&s Adria editorial team.

Kamir d.o.o. organized a professional presentation focused on modern approaches to video surveillance across sectors such as airports, stadiums, financial institutions, and public spaces. The event highlighted advanced solutions from Dallmeier electronic, addressing the growing complexity of security system requirements.

The presentation was delivered by Josua Braun from Dallmeier, who demonstrated through practical, real-world examples how intelligent video systems enable better situational understanding and real-time response. Particular emphasis was placed on analytics and contextual awareness, going beyond the capabilities of traditional video surveillance systems.

The showcased scenarios covered key application areas, including airports, stadiums, the banking sector, and urban public spaces, where reliable monitoring and rapid response are critical. The event brought together a diverse group of participants, enabling valuable discussions and the exchange of practical experiences. In a relaxed atmosphere, attendees explored ideas on how to further enhance the effectiveness and intelligence of security solutions.

Kamir expressed its appreciation to the speaker for the insightful presentation, highlighting the importance of such gatherings for knowledge sharing and strengthening the professional security community.

Belgrade will host BSides Belgrade 2026 on March 28, 2026, a globally recognized cybersecurity event that brings together experts, researchers, and industry practitioners. As part of the international Security BSides network, the event focuses on sharing real-world incident experiences and promoting open knowledge exchange beyond traditional conference formats.

Advanced Cyber Security will participate as a Gold Sponsor, supporting an initiative that highlights the growing importance of community-driven insight in cybersecurity. Organizers emphasize that the most valuable knowledge in this field does not come from formal frameworks, but from direct experience in dealing with real attacks.

In today’s digital landscape, compliance with regulations such as the NIS2 Directive is no longer sufficient for effective protection. Many small and medium-sized enterprises face limited visibility into threats, delayed detection of incidents, and increased exposure due to interconnected systems. At the same time, threats are becoming more sophisticated, including AI-assisted attacks and complex forms of social engineering.

Events like BSides Belgrade play a key role in addressing these challenges by enabling practical knowledge exchange, sharing real incident insights, and providing early awareness of emerging threats. For SMEs, this represents access to critical, experience-based knowledge that is often unavailable through traditional channels.

Advanced Cyber Security notes that this approach aligns with its focus on operational capabilities, particularly through the ARMADA platform and its AI Accelerator, which transform large volumes of data into actionable security intelligence.

BSides Belgrade 2026 thus represents an important intersection of technology, regulation, and community knowledge, offering organizations an opportunity to move beyond compliance toward true cybersecurity resilience and operational readiness.

Alarm automatika hosted partners and colleagues from Hikvision Europe at its headquarters in Rijeka, as part of a visit aimed at further strengthening cooperation. The meeting focused on strategic alignment of business activities, as well as on adapting Hikvision’s product roadmap to the needs of the local market and end users. Special emphasis was placed on combining global technological solutions with regional expertise and specific market requirements.

During the meeting, the partners also reviewed the results achieved so far and outlined the next steps and directions for development in the region. Alarm automatika highlighted that growth in the Southeast European market is not only about expansion, but also about improving support, simplifying communication, and staying closely aligned with customer needs.

As part of the visit, Alarm automatika was awarded the ND plaque for 2026, confirming its status as an Authorized National Distributor of Hikvision for the Croatian market.

Both companies emphasized that such meetings contribute to the further development of their partnership, with a focus on long-term cooperation and joint growth in the regional security technology market.

Teledyne FLIR has announced its participation in the a&s Adria Southeast Europe Roadshow, which will take place in Podgorica and Tirana in late March and early April. Sales Manager Pierpaolo Piracci stated that he looks forward to meeting partners and professionals from the region, emphasizing the importance of direct communication and knowledge exchange. The Podgorica event will be held on March 31 at the Ramada Hotel, while the Tirana event is scheduled for April 1 at the Tirana International Hotel & Conference Center.

This regional gathering offers an opportunity to explore the latest technologies and solutions in the field of security, with participation from leading companies and industry experts. Organizers have announced a focus on practical applications and networking among attendees.

The event is open for registration via the official a&s Adria website: Roadshow 2026 – a&s Adria Magazine