Western Australia security community connects at Gallagher Security Forum

Perth, Western Australia – Over 70 security professionals from across Western Australia gathered in Perth on Wednesday for the Gallagher Security Western Australia Security Forum, bringing together Channel Partners, End Users, Consultants, and Technology Partners for a day of industry connection.

The event gave attendees the opportunity to explore some of the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of the security industry.

Paul Gordon, Sales Manager – Western Australia, says the strong turnout and engagement throughout the day highlighted the strength of Gallagher’s Security Forum events.

"One of the biggest takeaways from this year's forum was seeing so many people come together to share knowledge, ask questions, and have genuine conversations about security," says Paul.

"A big thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making the day such a success."

The forum featured presentations from Gallagher’s Scott Johnstone, Director of Sales – Australia, Dean Matheson, National Technical Manager, and Andrew Myssonski, High Security and Federal Manager, covering emerging security trends, integrated solutions, critical asset protection, and future technology developments.

Attendees also gained insight into upcoming innovations from Gallagher, with sessions exploring how organisations can simplify operations and gain greater value from their security investment.

Technology Partners including Alcolizer, ASSA ABLOY, Milestone Systems, Salto Systems, and Traka showcased their latest solutions and demonstrated how integrated technologies can help organisations create more connected and effective security environments.

“During presentations or informal conversations between sessions, people were willing to share experiences and learn from one another. Those discussions are incredibly valuable and are a big part of why we host these events,” says Paul.

"We look forward to continuing to work with our partners across Western Australia and building on the connections made throughout this year’s forum.”