With One Identity’s UNITE 2026 conference all wrapped up, our team have shared their learnings and experiences from what was an exciting week in Vienna. Our team met, spoke and networked with clients, partners and vendors alike from across the cybersecurity space, as well as winning an award for Benelux Partner of the Year at One Identity Partner Awards.

Speaking about what they saw at the event Paul Cameron, Chief Revenue Officer for Intragen said: ‘The event continues to grow, with a strong mix of clients, partners, and One Identity teams. It’s clear the business is gaining momentum’ with a ‘…more forward-thinking and innovative tone that’s starting to come through in [UNITE’s] direction’

Kalle Niemi, Business Consulting Lead for Intragen said: ‘Unite 2026 in Vienna felt bigger than the previous events I’ve attended. One of the things that stood out most to me was the sense of community.’ He continued to say: ‘It was great to see both new and familiar faces’, showing that ‘One Identity continues to grow and bring new companies into its ecosystem.’

Our team was able to learn a lot during their time at UNITE, with opportunities to join sessions from industry expert roundtables, AI and digital identities to Identity Manager and non-human identities.

When discussing what they learnt at the event, Kalle said: ‘There seems to be a lot of ambition…with a strong focus on modernising and simplifying the solutions’, plus ‘…discussions around Non-Human Identities and AI, which are clearly becoming major focus areas.’

Paul agreed, mentioning: ‘It was great to hear directly from product managers and leadership about the roadmap for the year ahead, particularly around how One Identity is embracing AI. There’s a clear focus on adding more value for clients and staying ahead of the market.’

During UNITE, One Identity hosted their One Identity Partner Awards, which we were lucky enough to win the Benelux Partner of the Year Award, a great honour having being chosen due to the growth of our business with One Identity, investment in our team growth, and in joint events and campaigns.

When wrapping up their thoughts on the Vienna event, Paul said it was ‘a positive and enjoyable week. The sessions were insightful, and the social side - especially the client dinner we hosted - was a great opportunity to connect more informally with both clients and the One Identity leadership team.’

Similarly, Kalle came away feeling positive saying: ‘It was an enjoyable event with lots of valuable discussions with clients, former colleagues, partners, and new prospects. It is not just about hearing the latest product updates, but also about meeting partner companies and other clients.’

Finally, Paul concluded that: ‘It left me feeling very confident about the direction of One Identity and the strength of the community around it.’

We had a great time at UNITE 2026, and we’re already looking forward to next year’s conference - we hope to see you there!