Security is going through one of its most important moments worldwide. Artificial intelligence applied to video surveillance, cybersecurity for critical infrastructure and an increasingly comprehensive approach are transforming the way governments and companies protect their operations.
In this context, ECOMIL was present at ESS+ 2026 to talk closely with those who make these decisions today and discuss how to sustain security in real operations, even at remote sites or with limited infrastructure.
Security no longer depends on a single technology.
Today, protecting an operation requires physical systems, digital platforms and connectivity to work in coordination. If one of those components fails, the entire response capability can be compromised.
This is how we experienced our participation in one of the most important events in the security industry.
ECOMIL at ESS+ 2026, connecting technology, security and critical operations.
The leading regional meeting point for the security industry.
ESS+ is the benchmark international security trade show for the Andean region, Central America and the Caribbean. From August 26 to 28, Corferias in Bogotá hosted an edition expected to bring together more than 16,000 professional visitors, 400 exhibiting companies and representatives from 26 countries.
Attendance figures released by the organizers before the event closed.
Organized by Corferias, PAFYC and IFEMA Madrid, ESS+ serves as a business and technology exhibition platform for the electronic security, cybersecurity, industrial safety and fire protection sectors.
An agenda focused on security convergence.
The show built its agenda around a single theme: security is no longer thought of in separate parts, but as a system where the physical, the digital and connectivity depend on one another.
International Safe Cities Forum
A space to analyze the challenges facing cities, organizations and critical infrastructure in the face of increasingly connected risks.
- Artificial intelligence applied to public safety
- Smart video surveillance and command and control centers
- Technology interoperability between security systems
- Cybersecurity for critical infrastructure
- Prevention models for more resilient cities
Conversations focused on sustaining security during real operations.
During the show, ECOMIL talked with visitors and organizations about how to keep security systems available, even in remote locations, demanding environments or facilities with limited infrastructure.
Satellite communications
Connectivity for sites without reliable coverage or locations where terrestrial links aren't enough.
Cybersecurity
Protection for networks, data and systems that can't be left exposed during a critical operation.
Connectivity with redundancy
Infrastructure ready to keep monitoring and response systems running in the event of a failure.
Professional support
Support during design, implementation and the entire lifecycle of the technology solution.
Aligning technology, public policy and operations.
ESS+ 2026 confirms a trend already seen on the ground: physical security, cybersecurity and connectivity are no longer separate conversations. Organizations need architectures in which those three components respond as a single system.
Electronic security is moving toward smarter, more automated and more connected systems.
The sector's growth is driven by artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, automation, cybersecurity and smart city technologies.
The conversation at the show must turn into more resilient operations.
Events like ESS+ allow the industry to share experiences, identify new risks and connect technology capabilities with real operational needs.
For ECOMIL, this participation strengthens our support for public and private organizations in the region that need to sustain their security operations with reliable, protected connectivity that's available when it's needed most.