Securus Technologies to Display Connected Corrections Infrastructure at the American Correctional Association (ACA) 156th Congress of Correction and Correctional Exposition Securus Technologies will host correctional leaders in Pittsburgh July 30 to August 2. Securus Technologies will demonstrate how integrated technology infrastructure helps agencies improve safety, streamline operations, strengthen investigations, and support better outcomes, despite ongoing staffing and budget challenges.
Correctional agencies continue to respond to increasing operational demands in an environment of limited resources. Therefore, many organizations are looking for secure technology platforms to streamline workflows and enhance operational efficiency. Connected infrastructure also supports agencies’ ability to improve visibility, while enabling long-term modernization efforts.
For more than three decades, Securus has been developing technology solutions specifically designed for the correctional environment. Its platform combines communications, investigative intelligence, officer mobility, education and operational insights into a single connected ecosystem. This allows agencies to improve efficiency and support daily facility operations with a common technology environment.
Also, agencies can modernize with confidence using the company’s national footprint, deep workflow integration and corrections expertise. Continued investments in secure infrastructure and innovation also allow Securus to support facilities from local correctional centers to some of the largest correctional systems in the nation.
Conference attendees are encouraged to visit Booth 1119 to learn more about the company’s latest innovations.
Modern Correctional Facilities Powered by Connected Infrastructure
Technology is now a critical part of running a corrections operation, not just a way to support communications. As a result, agencies are relying on more connected networks, secure devices, intelligence platforms, education solutions and operational systems to enhance accountability, safety and performance.
Staffing challenges are increasing, so agencies need technology that can act as a single integrated ecosystem. Correctional leaders are more and more looking for integrated solutions rather than disconnected approaches, making operations easier. Securus combines purpose-built infrastructure with integrated software and corrections expertise to help agencies address evolving operational needs.
At the ACA Congress, Securus will highlight its connected ecosystem providing communications, officer mobility, investigations, education and operational visibility. These integrated capabilities help agencies modernize core functions vital to the performance of correctional facilities.
Demonstrations on display will include the EVOTAB® Tablet, a purpose-built corrections platform that supports secure communications, education, workforce development and rehabilitative programming. The tablets work with LTE, Wi-Fi and hybrid deployment models. Partner facilities have also seen a 22% reduction in infractions after rolling out secure tablets.
The company will also demonstrate Officer T80, a secure mobile device for correctional professionals’ use. The device brings together essential tools for staff on one platform, helping officers find information more quickly, reduce administrative tasks and respond more effectively to day-to-day work.
Another solution highlighted is the OmniLens® Investigative Intelligence, an integrated intelligence platform that combines communications, investigative insights and risk indicators. This enables agencies to identify threats sooner, enhance investigations, collaborate more effectively and make better operational decisions.
Securus One also builds the secure infrastructure layer that connects communications, intelligence, operational workflows and correctional services across facilities. When systems are integrated into one platform, agencies see greater visibility, reduction of operational complexity and a scalable foundation for future modernization.
Flexible Technology Supports Changing Agency Needs
Not every correctional environment operates the same way, which is why Securus provides flexible deployment options such as LTE, Wi-Fi and hybrid connectivity models. This means agencies can deploy solutions that align with their infrastructure, operational priorities and security requirements. Whether they’re supporting county jails or statewide correctional systems, the company helps agencies expand secure access while modernizing at their own pace.
Furthermore, operational visibility continues to be a key element of sound correctional management. Securus injects actionable insights into daily workflows such that administrators and investigators can monitor activities, identify potential risks, fortify investigations and enhance operational decision making. This way, agencies get an improved operational insight while using the available resources better.
“For more than three decades, Securus has helped agencies modernize how facilities operate. Today, we are helping shape the future of connected corrections by bringing secure communications, mobility, investigations, programming, and operational intelligence into one integrated ecosystem designed around each agency’s needs,” said Kevin Elder, Interim CEO & President, Securus Technologies. “Our scale allows us to continually invest in the infrastructure, security, innovation, and operational expertise that help agencies modernize with confidence. As technology becomes increasingly central to safety, operations, and rehabilitation, we remain focused on helping customers build safer, more efficient, and more adaptable environments that can evolve alongside the needs of modern corrections.”
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