Vitoria-Gasteiz to test new digital platform for security management

The Axon Fusus system aims to improve emergency service coordination and decision-making during local festivities.

Generic image: digital screen in a security operations center with data.
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Generic image: digital screen in a security operations center with data.

The Vitoria-Gasteiz Local Police will pilot the Axon Fusus technology platform during the La Blanca festivities to enhance operational coordination and emergency response capabilities.

This tool integrates various data sources into a single visual application, including traffic cameras, security devices, drones, and body-worn cameras. The system provides the operations center with a comprehensive, real-time view of city events.
The pilot program aims to assess the tool's effectiveness in managing large crowds during festive events. The system also allows for the integration of private camera feeds upon prior agreement, ensuring full compliance with data protection regulations.

"The La Blanca festivities represent a significant organizational and security challenge. Having tools that facilitate coordination and provide real-time information can help us better manage any incident and offer safer festivities."

César Fernández de Landa · Councilor for Security
Following the festivities, the Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council will evaluate the results to determine the potential for integrating this solution into daily police operations and future special security deployments, further improving public service efficiency.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Vitoria-Gasteiz (blog de prensa) (24/07/2026)