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On 2 and 3 December, 2026, Hall 10.2 will once again host one of the largest events for preventive fire protection in Europe.

The European Fire Detection Forum 2026, organised by Euralarm in cooperation with the VdS-FireSafety Cologne, will bring together leading experts from industry, research, standardisation bodies and regulatory organisations to discuss the future of fire detection in Europe.

The Cross-Sectional Webinars are designed for Euralarm members to keep up with latest developments in the industry that may impact their business directly or indirectly; with current and planned Euralarm initiatives led by the Board, various Sections - Fire, Extinguishing, Service and Security - and Committees - Advocacy, Horizontal Compliance, Marketing, Finance; as well as with the upcoming Euralarm activities and events.

The Cross-Sectional Webinars are designed for Euralarm members to keep up with latest developments in the industry that may impact their business directly or indirectly; with current and planned Euralarm initiatives led by the Board, various Sections - Fire, Extinguishing, Service and Security - and Committees - Advocacy, Horizontal Compliance, Marketing, Finance; as well as with the upcoming Euralarm activities and events.

New guidance helps the fire safety and security industry understand cloud sovereignty requirements for critical applications

New guidance helps the fire safety industry navigate environmental responsibilities and evolving PFAS regulations across the UK and Europe.

This document provides guidance for the safe and compliant handling, storage, transport, and disposal of fire-fighting foam media in accordance with UK, EU legislation, and applicable European fire protection standards.

This is the latest update of the Euralarm response to the ECHA proposal for restriction of PFAS within the EU.

Euralarm's Extinguishing Section has updated the Fact sheet with the Euralarm response to the ECHA proposal for restriction of PFAS.

Euralarm recommends expressing a strong objection to the current scope of draft prEN 40000-10 which threatens to undermine the free choice of standards for demonstrating compliance with CRA essential requirements for fire safety and security products in the default category