Safetrust Inc. is set to participate in a key breakout session at the Connectivity Standards Alliance's annual Unify conference, scheduled for June 16–18, 2026, in Austin, Texas. On Tuesday, June 17, from 3:45–4:30 PM, Safetrust founder Jason Hart will engage on a panel titled "Commercial Aliro: Why Now, What It Unlocks, and What Has to Be Done."
This panel will discuss the potential benefits of deploying Aliro in the commercial sector, highlight practical applications in environments with multiple badges, vendors, and tenants, and explore the steps necessary for Aliro to progress from a recognized standard to widespread implementation.
Panel Discussion Participants
The panel will feature insights from various industry leaders including Jason Hart of Safetrust Inc., Nelson Henry from Last Lock, Bret Holbrook of dormakaba Americas, Olivia Renaud of Allegion, Phil Jang from the Security Industry Association (SIA), and will be moderated by Lee Odess, CEO of The Access Control Collective.
Beyond the panel, Safetrust will showcase Aliro Enterprise credentials at the Unify expo
Beyond the panel, Safetrust will showcase Aliro Enterprise credentials at the Unify expo. Demonstrations will highlight the integration of Aliro Enterprise physical cards and a mobile platform, a concept first introduced at ISC West in March 2026. The display will show how organizations can manage credentials across different access vendors with their own digital certificates, avoiding proprietary constraints.
Commitment to Industry Advancement
As an active member of the Connectivity Standards Alliance and contributor to the Aliro technical community, Safetrust's participation in Unify underscores its commitment to advancing the application of Aliro technology within the commercial enterprise sector.
The company's dual presence at the conference—both in the speaking sessions and the exhibition space—demonstrates its dedication to facilitating the shift of Aliro from a recognized standard to tangible, real-world application.
Safetrust Inc. will participate in a featured breakout session at Unify, the Connectivity Standards Alliance‘s annual conference, taking place June 16–18, 2026, in Austin, Texas. Founder Jason Hart will join a cross-industry panel on Tuesday, June 17, from 3:45–4:30 PM for “Commercial Aliro: Why Now, What It Unlocks, and What Has to Be Done”.
The session will examine why commercial is the right sector for Aliro deployment today, explore real-world use cases across multi-badge, multi-vendor, and multi-tenant environments, and address what the industry must do to move Aliro from a recognized standard to an actively deployed one.
Panelists include:
- Jason Hart — Founder, Safetrust Inc.
- Nelson Henry — VP, Security Technology & Engineering, Last Lock
- Bret Holbrook — SVP, Access Control and Identity Management, dormakaba Americas
- Olivia Renaud — Group Product Manager, Credentials Software, Allegion
- Phil Jang — Member, Security Industry Association (SIA) Security Practitioners Advancing Real Conversations (SPARC)
- Lee Odess — Moderator, CEO, The Access Control Collective
Real-world deployment
In addition to the breakout session, Safetrust will demo Aliro Enterprise credentials on the expo floor at Unify. Attendees can see live demonstrations of the Aliro Enterprise physical card and mobile platform working together (the same demonstration Safetrust debuted at ISC West in March 2026), where it showcased the first Aliro Enterprise physical credential operating in tandem with mobile wallets. The demo illustrates how organizations can provision and manage credentials across multiple access vendors using their own digital certificates, without proprietary lock-in.
As a Connectivity Standards Alliance member and active contributor to the Aliro technical community, Safetrust participates in Unify not only as an Aliro implementer but as a strong advocate for how the standard can best serve commercial enterprise. Its presence at Unify, spanning both the speaker stage and the expo floor, reflects its commitment to moving Aliro from standard to real-world deployment.
