2026 Security Today New Product of the Year Award Winners Announced -- Security Today

2026 Security Today New Product of the Year Award Winners Announced

By Chelsey Arries
Sep 10, 2026

Security Today is pleased to announce the 2026 Security Today New Product of the Year award winners. This year, 26 companies are being recognized in 33 categories for products designed to improve safety.

“What stands out in this year’s winners is the range of challenges they are built to address,” said Ralph C. Jensen, Editor-in-Chief of Security Today. “These products show how manufacturers are responding to the needs of today’s security professionals with practical, forward-looking solutions. We are pleased to recognize the ingenuity and hard work behind the 2026 winners and the role these companies continue to play in moving the security industry forward.”

For the full list of winners, visit the page on the Security Today website.

About the Author

Chelsey Arries is assistant editor of Security Today, Campus Security Today, Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Protection Online.

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