Securus Technologies Pushes Connected Corrections Ecosystem at ACA Conference
Event summary
- Securus Technologies will showcase its connected corrections ecosystem at the ACA 156th Congress of Correction, July 30–August 2 in Pittsburgh.
- The company highlights a 22% reduction in infractions at partner facilities following deployment of its EVOTAB tablets.
- Securus One integrates communications, intelligence, and operational workflows into a single platform for correctional agencies.
- The company serves over 1,800 correctional agencies with technology solutions enhancing public safety and facility operations.
The big picture
Securus Technologies is positioning itself as a leader in the shift toward connected corrections infrastructure, addressing growing demands for safety, efficiency, and rehabilitation programming. The company's integrated platform approach reflects broader industry trends toward unified technology ecosystems in government services, particularly amid persistent staffing and budget challenges in correctional facilities.
What we're watching
- Market Adoption
- How quickly correctional agencies will transition from fragmented technologies to integrated ecosystems.
- Regulatory Compliance
- Whether Securus can maintain compliance as corrections technology becomes more central to facility operations.
- Competitive Positioning
- The pace at which competitors will develop similar integrated platforms for correctional environments.