SwiftConnect, a company known for its interconnected access networks, is set to showcase its platform through live demonstrations at The Security Event (TSE) 2026.
Taking place from 28 to 30 April at the NEC Birmingham, the event will feature SwiftConnect’s solutions across a variety of access control systems, hardware, credentials, and entry points. The focus will be on transitioning from disjointed, individual building systems to a seamless, unified identity management system usable across multiple locations, systems, and technologies, all without needing infrastructure overhauls.
Integrations across technologies
The platform is designed to work with a range of strategic partners, covering the complete tech spectrum.
The platform is designed to work with a range of strategic partners, covering the complete tech spectrum
This includes collaborations in access control, hardware and credentials, mobile and device management, as well as integration with identity and single sign-on (SSO), workplace experience applications, and HR workflow systems. SwiftConnect aims to demonstrate how organisations can unify identity across multiple buildings and technologies without relinquishing existing installations.
Exponential growth and deployments
SwiftConnect will announce new mobile access deployments at the event, reflecting their significant growth trajectory, particularly within British Land | Storey properties.
Additional projects have been executed at 8 Bishopsgate in London and 60 Dawson Street in Dublin with Cureosity, alongside major enterprise ventures throughout Europe. These implementations mark notable international firsts, including at Silverstein’s World Trade Center in New York.
Live platform demonstrations
Attendees can view SwiftConnect’s platform in action through various demonstrations, which will include mobile credentials, hardware, and software integrations.
Collaborations will be displayed with turnstile partner IDL FastLane at Stand 5/D80 and access control system partner LenelS2 by Honeywell at Stand 5/E10. Additionally, SwiftConnect will host a presentation pod in the xForum, showcasing mobile access with technologies from HID and Wavelynx.
Educational programme
SwiftConnect will also lead a speaking programme as part of the XForum Stage events
SwiftConnect will also lead a speaking programme as part of the XForum Stage events. On Tuesday, 28 April, at 11:30 am, a session titled “Modernising with Confidence: Getting More Value from Existing Systems” will offer insights into updating access control systems with minimal disruptions. Later, at 2:30 pm, a panel entitled “Mobile Access in Practice: Designing for People, Not Just Technology” will discuss the factors enabling successful mobile credential adoption in the UK, focusing on user experience and organisational readiness rather than technology alone.
On Wednesday, 29 April, at 10:30 am, the discussion “From Doors to Identity: Building Smarter, Safer UK Workplaces” will explore the evolution from door-centric systems to identity-driven security layers enhancing user experience, safety, and efficiency. Speakers will underline the importance of aligning security, IT, and facilities teams to create adaptable and resilient workplaces.
The event promises to provide a platform for exploring the future of access control integration, with SwiftConnect's innovations poised to reshape the security landscape by offering seamless and efficient identity management solutions.
