GardaWorld, Crisis24, and ECAM to Show AI Security Tools at GSX 2026

Sep 10, 2026
GardaWorld, Crisis24, and ECAM will demonstrate AI security and risk management tools at GSX 2026 in Atlanta from September 14 to 16.

GardaWorld Security Corporation, Crisis24, and ECAM will present AI security and risk management tools at GSX 2026 in Atlanta from September 14 to 16, the companies said in a press release.

Crisis24 will demonstrate updates to its Horizon platform, including Dataminr intelligence and agentic AI capabilities. Other additions include external alarm and camera feed connections for critical event management, expanded mass notifications, and Horizon Model Context Protocol, which connects Crisis24 intelligence with AI platforms. The company will also present Crisis24 AiiA Powered by Palantir for anticipatory intelligence.

ECAM will demonstrate AI driven live video surveillance supported by human operators. Its products include ECAM Central for tracking detections and operator responses, ECAM Market for industry partners, and Hybrid Security, which combines video monitoring with guards and mobile response. GardaWorld Security will also present guarding, patrol, consulting, investigation, and security technology services at booth 2232.

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