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  • Gallagher debuts AccessNow at TSE 2026, enhancing security automation in European market.
  • AccessNow automates access management, allowing security teams to focus on critical tasks.
  • Successful TSE launch showcases Gallagher's European expansion and partner engagement strategies.

Gallagher Security recently concluded a significant presence at The Security Event (TSE) 2026, held over three days at the NEC Birmingham.

This event marked the European unveiling of their cloud-native AccessNow platform. The occasion was notable for Gallagher’s active interaction with channel partners, end-users, and technology collaborators, all of whom experienced the platform through live demonstrations and discussions with the global leadership team.

Gallagher's European growth focus

The launch of AccessNow at TSE signifies an important chapter in Gallagher's expansion within Europe, building on continuous regional investment. The Gallagher team attracted significant interest from attendees who engaged with the company’s experts and leadership throughout the event. The demonstrations at the solution pods highlighted practical applications ranging from perimeter security solutions to advanced cloud-native technologies.

Spencer Marshall, Executive Vice President – Europe, commented on the event’s success: "TSE has always been a critical indicator of market momentum, and this year reinforced Gallagher's trajectory. The atmosphere at our stand surpassed every expectation, and the presence of our global executive team sent a clear message about where Gallagher is headed. The energy spoke for itself.”

Automation in access management

AccessNow served as the focal point of Gallagher’s showcase at TSE

AccessNow served as the focal point of Gallagher’s showcase at TSE, capturing attention due to its innovative approach to streamlining access management. It addresses a key challenge for security teams by automating the process of access requests, approvals, and provisioning, allowing professionals to shift their focus to more strategic responsibilities. This automation provides a self-service experience for cardholders, emphasising efficiency and user empowerment.

Chief Executive Mark Junge’s attendance at TSE, along with senior figures such as Chief Marketing Officer Merv Williams and Head of Product Marketing Linda McConnell, demonstrated Gallagher's dedication to the European market. There, they introduced AccessNow and OneLink to the audience, supported by Senior Product Manager Kate Sobolewska.

Strengthening European relationships

Mark Junge, Chief Executive, expressed his enthusiasm: "Walking the stand at TSE and seeing the quality of conversations our team was having with Partners and End Users was genuinely energising. The depth of interest, particularly around AccessNow, OneLink, and our collaboration with Kenai, confirmed to me that our European growth focus is in good stead. The relationships, the trust, and the momentum are palpable.”

Overall, TSE 2026 showcased Gallagher's expanding influence in Europe. With the successful launch of AccessNow, a motivated community of partners and end-users, and a growing presence in the Nordics and Benelux regions, Gallagher Security departs Birmingham well-poised for the remainder of 2026 and beyond.

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