Axing PVC from high-security documents
Issuers finding advanced card materials worth the added investment
Physical access control in new construction
Starting from scratch opens doors for cloud-based access, wireless locksets and more
Biometrics are good, biometrics are bad … good, bad … good, bad…
Fall 2016 Regarding ID
28 Jul, 2009Jolly releases new version of ID management software
Jolly Technologies, a San Carlos, Calif.-based security ID software provider, has released the latest versions of its Lobby Track, ID Flow and Label Flow software that can help colleges and businesses manage visitors, track student attendance or staff time and attendance, manage events and track assets. New solutions provided in the 4.3 release include: business […]
24 Jul, 2009Students don’t worry about ID theft, survey finds
College students and their parents don’t exactly see eye-to-eye when it comes to ID theft. A new survey shows less than a quarter of students interviewed were concerned about having their identities stolen, while the opposite is true for their parents. About 74% indicated they believe students are at moderate-to-high risk for identity theft. The […]
23 Jul, 2009BrickHouse unveils USB lock
BrickHouse Security has introduced a USB Fingerprint Lock for physical access control. This lock uses a USB key to access records, preferences and lock information. The users have to insert a flash drive in the bottom of the lock, and it instantly downloads all information including audit trials. The employer can thus track which employee […]
22 Jul, 2009Swiss bank utilizing vascular biometrics for access control
A Swiss bank located in Zurich has recently installed a SEVA 3D RTC biometric access control device to better secure sensitive areas, according to a Source Security article. The SEVA 3D RTC utilizes vascular biometrics from LEGIC by scanning the back of a user’s hand via near-infrared light and capturing the pattern of veins within […]
22 Jul, 2009Sharp Health Care utilizing biometrics to enhance existing systems
In an effort to provide its customers with more secure and faster access to its resources, Sharp Healthcare, a San Diego-based health care provider consisting of 1,800 licensed beds and 2,500 physicians, has been looking towards biometrics, according to a Source Security article. Biometrics enabled Sharp to access records with single sign-on capabilities and use […]
22 Jul, 2009Smart card, biometrics on the way for Social Security card?
By Zack Martin, Editor, Avisian Publications The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee is exploring the use of biometrics and smart cards for a new Social Security card, SecureIDNews has learned. This could lead to the issuance of as many as 300 million electronic credentials in the next six to eight years. There are two different ideas […]
22 Jul, 2009Episode 36: Building a bridge for digital identity
How do we ensure online transactions? How do we know that the person on the other end of a transaction is who they say they are? How do we ensure that transaction without a high cost? These are questions the Four Bridges Forum wants to answer. Regarding ID Editor Zack Martin spoke with executives from […]
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