Safetrust has announced its alliance with Aliro Enterprise, showcasing the Aliro Enterprise physical credential alongside mobile credentials at the ISC West event.
Aliro is established as a new industry standard for access credentials and reader communication, led by the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) with the collaboration of over 400 organizations, including Safetrust.
Standardizing access and Communication
The Aliro standard aims to tackle interoperability issues faced by numerous vendors, solution providers, and partners by creating a unified platform for enterprise credentials, digital locks, and access systems.
This initiative is intended to eliminate proprietary silos within the industry.
ISC West Demonstration
Safetrust is showcasing an Aliro enterprise badge working with mobile walletsAt ISC West in Las Vegas, from March 25 to 27, 2026, Safetrust is demonstrating the functionality of an Aliro enterprise physical badge used in conjunction with mobile wallets.
This technology utilizes organizations' digital certificates to manage credentials across various access vendors and partner networks. Safetrust's booth will be located at L6 in the Venetian Expo.
Advancing Identity Standards
Jason Hart, CEO and co-founder of Safetrust, commented, “For decades, the Safetrust team has helped shape identity standards—from CAC and PIV to global frameworks like ISO 24727, PLAID, and OPACITY—focused on making identity truly secure and interoperable.”
He further added that Aliro represents a pivotal industry-led standard offering enterprise-grade security without the constraints of a proprietary supply chain, resulting in cost-effectiveness and improved interoperability.
Implementing Cost-Effective Solutions
This development enables organizations to transition from complex, high-cost proprietary systems to a unified, low-cost credential applicable across mobile devices, wearables, and card formats. The widespread adoption of Aliro among top vendors is anticipated to reduce integration challenges and promote secure interoperability in multi-vendor environments.
As adoption of open standards like Aliro grows, they are transforming organizational strategies regarding identity, access, and interoperability on a large scale.
