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Securus Technologies at the ACA Winter Conference 2026

Securus Technologies, recognized as a leading provider in technology-driven solutions for corrections and public safety, is advancing the landscape of correctional technology. At the upcoming American Correctional Association (ACA) winter conference, set from February 5-8, 2026, the company will reveal significant advancements aimed at enhancing operational efficiency in modern correctional facilities. Featuring state-of-the-art products such as OmniLens and Securus One, Securus is committed to revolutionizing how agencies operate, especially in an era marked by increasingly sophisticated contraband networks and acute staffing shortages.

Pioneering Intelligence-Led Corrections

The introduction of Securus’ unified intelligence and operations platform underscores a paradigm shift towards intelligence-led corrections. "Corrections is entering an intelligence-led era," said Kevin Elder, President of Securus Technologies. With the unveiling of these technologies, Securus aims to assist law enforcement agencies by providing them with improved tools to transition from a reactive approach to a proactive one. This evolution not only positions Securus as an industry leader but also strengthens the operational capabilities of agencies entrusted with public safety.

OmniLens: Enhanced Investigative Capabilities

OmniLens stands out as a comprehensive investigative intelligence solution. Designed for and by law enforcement professionals, this platform enhances investigative processes by:

• - Predictive Intelligence: Analyzing high-risk behaviors and emerging threats before they escalate.
• - Unified Digital Evidence: Integrating various forms of digital evidence, including video, voice, and metadata, into one streamlined investigative platform.
• - Operational Efficiency: Minimizing administrative burdens and improving investigative time, allowing agencies to manage their resources more effectively with potentially reduced staffing.

Securus One: The Backbone of Operations

Complementing OmniLens is Securus One, a secure platform designed to support scalable operations in correctional settings. With features that include:

• - Zero-Trust Security Architecture: Ensuring that access is strictly monitored through role-based permissions.
• - Open-Architecture Interoperability: Facilitating seamless connections with Jail Management Systems and various third-party tools.
• - Centralized Operational Visibility: Mitigating risks associated with outdated systems and improving overall safety within facilities.

A Long-Term Value Proposition

Securus is strategically poised to provide long-term value to correctional facilities. Their unifying technologies promote modernization without disruption, thereby allowing corrections leaders to invest with confidence. Throughout 2026 and beyond, continued enhancements to the Securus ecosystem will reflect the company’s dedication to shaping the future of correctional operations. According to Chad Emmons, Business Development Director of Investigative Services, Securus is committed to breaking down silos in system operations, enhancing investigator productivity by reducing navigational hurdles and allowing more focus on critical insights.

Experience the Innovations

Attendees at the ACA Winter Conference are encouraged to visit Securus at Booths 536 and 537 for real-time demonstrations. These immersive experiences will trace the flow of a typical investigation, showcasing how swiftly actionable intelligence can be drawn from the platform’s comprehensive capabilities. For more information, visit Aventiv.com/Securus-Technologies.

About Securus Technologies

An established leader in the corrections technology space, Securus Technologies provides over 1,800 agencies with more than 80 advanced solutions focused on enhancing public safety and streamlining facility operations. Their extensive offerings include secure communications and distinctive monitoring solutions, which aim to modernize administrative functions while connecting incarcerated individuals with vital resources for education and workforce improvement. Thus, they play a significant role in bolstering community safety and economic stability.