SIRA reflects on its participation in Intersec 2025

Intersec 2025

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In this ISJ exclusive, The Security Industry Regulatory Agency (SIRA) reflects on its participation in Intersec 2025, which took place 14-16 January 2025 at Dubai World Trade Centre.

SIRA participated in Intersec 2025, the leading global event in the field of safety and security, held at the Dubai World Trade Centre.

The agency presented its latest technological solutions and innovative initiatives, reflecting its commitment to advancing the security sector and fostering innovation.

Smart programs and technologies

Secure Path X vehicle tracking system – among the prominent technological showcases presented by SIRA at the exhibition was the Secure Path X vehicle tracking system. This system integrates advanced AI technologies, enabling users to access information easily and swiftly. Additionally, the incorporation of LLM technology simplifies user interaction, allowing inquiries to be made through simple, natural language sentences to retrieve the desired information without the need for manual searches within the system.

Tawash system for secure gold transport – SIRA launched the “Tawash” application, designed to ensure the secure transportation of gold shipments between commercial entities. The app enables secure transfers with real-time monitoring by law enforcement authorities to guarantee the safe delivery of shipments. This innovative solution eliminates the need for traditional cash transport companies, offering a more efficient and secure alternative.

Mind Gym initiative for mental skill development – SIRA introduced the Mind Gym initiative, aimed at enhancing the mental and cognitive skills of security personnel accredited by the agency. The program integrates skill development with a reward system offering daily, weekly and monthly incentives, encouraging continuous personal and professional growth. This initiative focuses on improving the overall competence and efficiency of the security workforce.

Unified customer service platform – to improve customer experience, SIRA presented the Happy clients 04 platform, a unified government system for managing inquiries, complaints and suggestions. This platform facilitates seamless communication with the public and enhances service efficiency.

Research and Development Laboratory – as part of its participation, SIRA highlighted its Research and Development Laboratory, which is spearheading a groundbreaking global initiative to develop the first-of-its-kind security robot. This project underscores SIRA’s commitment to driving innovation in the security sector and shaping its future.

SIRA’s participation in Intersec 2025 reflects its dedication to leading innovation in the security industry while reinforcing the trust of local and international partners in its advanced security technologies and solutions.

MoU with Intersec

SIRA signed a MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) with Intersec, aimed at fostering joint efforts to enhance and develop the security sector while elevating security exhibitions to raise awareness and achieve global professional standards.

The MoU was signed by His Excellency Khalifa Ibrahim Al Saleis, CEO of SIRA and Mr. Ted Bloom, CEO of Intersec.

Through this partnership, both parties aim to strengthen cooperation across several strategic areas. Key objectives include advancing international collaboration to promote global awareness of security developments and increasing international presence.

The MoU also encompasses coordination for participation in both local and international Intersec exhibitions, creating opportunities for knowledge exchange and exposure to the latest innovations and solutions in the field of security.

Additionally, the collaboration seeks to enhance effective communication among stakeholders, host specialised events and workshops and work towards improving the efficiency and standards of the security sector in alignment with global benchmarks.

This agreement aligns with SIRA’s strategy to forge partnerships with leading organisations in the industry, reaffirming its active role in building a safer and more sustainable future in the security and safety sector.

MoU with The Security Institute

On the second day of Intersec, SIRA signed a MoU with The Security Institute – UK.

The agreement aims to promote the exchange of security knowledge and enhance collaboration between the two entities to deliver best practices, contributing to the development of the security sector and raising its standards to the highest global levels.

The MoU was signed by His Excellency Khalifa Ibrahim Al Saleis, CEO of SIRA and Professor Simon Hepburn, CEO of The Security Institute.

Through this partnership, both parties aim to train, develop and refine the expertise of professionals in the security field at both local and international levels.

The focus will be on elevating the standards of the security profession by establishing advanced regulations, implementing best practices and enhancing training and education.

The agreement also seeks to provide support and consultancy in security-related areas, contributing to the development of the sector and strengthening its ability to address future challenges while achieving the highest levels of efficiency and professionalism.

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