6th May, 2011: The fourth edition of INDESEC – India’s definitive trade exhibition and conference for the homeland security industry – is to be held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from 20th to 22nd June 2011. The show is organised by Informa India exhibitions, a part of the global exhibition leader Informa PLC. To be held in India’s capital city Delhi - the headquarters of Homeland Security decision makers and influencers - INDESEC is the unrivalled place to do business with India’s homeland security industry.

Products on display at INDESEC include solutions for Cyber Security, Coastal Security, Airport Security, Border Security, Surveillance and Infrastructure Security. Latest exhibitors to sign on include Tata Motors, Mistral Solutions, MKU, Streit Group, Lacroix Defence & Security, Getac Technology Corp, CAE, Saab Systems Grintek, and SIBAT, Camero Tech, Maresco Technologies & Temmek Optics Ltd from Israel, among others. Indian suppliers and international companies including manufacturers, consultants, distributors and organisations involved in providing homeland security solutions are participating in INDESEC 2011.

Also attending, speaking and discussing Homeland Security issues, at the 2 -day High level INDESEC Conference, will be leading officials from MHA, MOD, Indian Coast Guard, Paramilitary Forces, State Home and Police departments, Armed Forces, Security Experts and Industry, apart from others.

In view of the tremendous demand, this year the organisers have arranged for Business-to-Business Meeting Programmes ensuring that each exhibitor is setup with key business meetings during the 3-day show. INDESEC has been backed by Ministry of Home Affairs for the last few editions and is once again supported by ASSOCHAM. INDESEC has also received the certified seal of endorsement from the United States Commercial Services and the United Kingdom Trade Investment bodies.

Over 3,000 senior private and public sector professionals are expected to visit INDESEC 2011 including authorities from Central government, Ministry of Home Affairs (including security and paramilitary forces), Ministry of Defence (Indian Navy, Indian Air Force, Indian Army & Defence Research and Development Organisation), various State Governments and State Police, Ports and Shipping Companies, International Delhi-based Embassies and Institutes and Think Tanks

India is projected to become one of the largest players in the global homeland security market by 2020. About 6% of global procurement in the field of homeland security is expected to emanate from India, a 60% growth from its current expenditure estimate of 3.6%. India offers large potential for firms wanting to take advantage of opportunities manifested in India on account of its high spending on modernising military capabilities and industrial infrastructure as also the challenging relationships with neighbours that are unlikely to be resolved very quickly.

Supported by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) INDESEC ensures it continues to reflect the needs of the homeland security market. For further details please log onto http://www.indesec-expo.com