Security professionals are constantly looking for ways to get more value from the systems they already have in place. At ISC East 2026, Omnilert and Action CS will be showing how existing camera infrastructure can support a more proactive approach to threat detection, human verification, communication, and response.
Omnilert will join Action CS at Booth #231 during ISC East, taking place November 3–5, 2026, at the Javits Center in New York City. The event brings together security professionals, integrators, consultants, manufacturers, and public safety leaders to explore new technologies and approaches across physical security, video surveillance, access control, public safety, and more.
Why ISC East 2026 Matters for Security Professionals
ISC East 2026 is one of the Northeast’s major security and public safety events, with more than 6,100 security professionals and 200 exhibiting brands expected to participate. The show also includes education and hands-on opportunities focused on detection and response, digital trust, and evolving physical security technologies.
When organizations are exploring new security technology, events like ISC East 2026 are a chance to step back from individual products and see how everything fits together. That’s important because strong security never comes from one tool alone. Cameras, access control, emergency communication, monitoring, and other systems all contribute, but the real challenge is making sure the right information gets to the right people quickly enough to drive a coordinated response.
Turning Existing Cameras into a More Proactive Security Resource
Traditional surveillance cameras provide important visibility, but they still rely heavily on someone noticing a developing threat at the right time.
Omnilert AI Gun Detection adds an extra layer of awareness by analyzing video from an organization’s existing security cameras to spot visible firearms. When the system flags something that looks like a weapon, it sends images, video, and location details to a human reviewer, keeping trained personnel at the center of every critical decision.
If the threat is confirmed, the alert can flow directly into the organization’s established response workflows. Depending on how those workflows are set up, they can trigger emergency notifications, alert security teams or authorities, lock doors, activate alarms, or launch other predefined actions.
This helps organizations make their current camera environment more active, connected, and responsive.
How Action CS Adds Communication and Deterrence Capabilities
At ISC East, attendees will also have the opportunity to learn how Action CS extends the capabilities of existing camera environments.
Action CS offers active deterrence technology that can add features such as strobe lighting, loudspeakers, two-way audio, and live or automated messaging to existing IP camera deployments. Its retrofit approach adds communication and deterrence capabilities without requiring organizations to rethink their entire camera environment.
That creates a natural connection between the two companies’ technologies. Omnilert focuses on identifying a potential firearm threat, supporting human verification, and helping initiate a response workflow, while Action CS provides additional ways to communicate and take action within the physical environment.
Connecting Detection with the Response That Follows
Detecting a potential threat is only one part of an effective security process. Security personnel also need enough context to assess what’s happening, communicate quickly, and carry out the procedures already in place.
That’s where connected workflows become important. By linking detection with communication and response systems, organizations can reduce manual handoffs and help critical information move more quickly to the people who need it.
Human judgment still remains central. Technology can help surface information and initiate predefined actions, but trained personnel continue to determine how a situation should be handled.
Meet Omnilert and Action CS at ISC East 2026
Visit Booth #231 to meet Omnilert and Action CS and see how detection, communication, and response capabilities can work together across a broader security strategy.
Whether you’re exploring AI gun detection for the first time or looking for ways to strengthen how your organization responds to potential threats, we’d be glad to learn more about your environment and discuss what could make sense for you.
Schedule a meeting with Omnilert at ISC East 2026 to reserve time with us in New York.
