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The activity will take place during SAGSE South America 2026, on March 18–19 at the Hilton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center, and will include training on fire detection, access control, and artificial intelligence applied to video surveillance.
Security in casinos is no longer limited to traditional monitoring. Today, protecting an operation requires integrating prevention, access control, traceability, and intelligence applied to video surveillance.
With this perspective, SAGSE South America 2026, together with ALASCA and MADEX Security, will bring together the community of security chiefs, surveillance managers, and casino protection professionals to participate in an exclusive technical training during the upcoming edition of the event at the Hilton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center on March 18 and 19.
The activity will take place at stand 300 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, focusing on three key areas: fire detection systems, access control, and artificial intelligence applied to video surveillance, which will be the central topic of the training.
The main module will include audiovisual support, recorded cases, and video material to demonstrate how AI is already impacting the work of security departments—enabling the detection of risk patterns, automating alerts, optimizing monitoring processes, and strengthening real-time response capabilities.
In addition, MADEX Security will take the proposal from theory to practice with a live demonstration at its stand, where attendees will be able to test the solutions firsthand and see how these tools integrate into a modern security architecture for casinos.
The initiative gains even greater relevance with the support of ALASCA, an entity that brings together 43 members across 13 Latin American countries and, through its network, represents 181 full-scale casinos and 716 electronic casinos, reaching more than 50% of all casinos in the region. The association’s objective is to continue expanding that coverage while strengthening professional development within the sector.
With this initiative, SAGSE South America 2026 reinforces its commitment to developing the Security & Compliance vertical within the gaming industry, creating a dedicated space for an area that today directly impacts operations, regulatory compliance, and business continuity.
