ISC Brasil Sao Paulo

The ISC Brazil in São Paulo is an international trade fair and conference specialising in the field of security. The abbreviation "ISC" stands for "International Security Conference". This fair is held annually in São Paulo. São Paulo and other parts of Brazil have high crime rates, including violent crimes, burglaries, and thefts. This necessitates advanced security technology to protect people and their properties. São Paulo is the economic hub of Brazil and is home to many companies and industries. Ensuring the security of these facilities is paramount for the economic success of the region. Brazil is famously host to many international events, including Carnival, football matches, and conferences. The safety of participants and visitors at these events is of the utmost importance. For these reasons, security technology for São Paulo and Brazil as a whole is of great significance, and there is a constant need for advanced solutions in this field. Since its inception, ISC Brazil has evolved into a crucial meeting point for professionals in the security industry. The organiser of the fair is RX Brazil, a company specialised in event organisation. The main themes of ISC Brazil encompass various aspects of security, from physical security to information security. Exhibitors showcase a wide range of products and services, including security systems, surveillance technologies, and innovative security solutions. Often, these products are presented in live demos, presentations, and case studies, providing visitors with the opportunity to experience the latest trends and technologies up close. Exhibitors come from various industries, including electronics, information technology, and security services. In conclusion, ISC Brazil is an important platform for security industry professionals to stay informed about the latest trends, discover innovative products, and establish valuable business contacts.

The ISC Brasil will take place on 3 days from Tuesday, 02. September to Thursday, 04. September 2025 in Sao Paulo.