?Access control refers to the process of granting access to certain entities or persons and refusing access to others. Access used to be primarily physical and was controlled via gates, locks, and ...

With smart cards, in addition to their functionality for multiple applications, these credentials also increase the security of information kept on the card and stored in the facility. Valid ID is a ...

When creating an access control system, it is important to remember that there is no single, correct solution — there are combinations of solutions. However, when it comes to security, there is no ...

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Most security professionals are not aware of one of the leading gateways for hackers to attack their cyber systems. It’s through their own physical security systems, especially wired cameras or ...

AUNDH, India—Future Market Insights, a research firm based here, projects that the card-based electronic access control market in North America will grow from around $2 billion in 2014 to $3 billion ...

An Istanbul, Turkey university will deploy contactless cards for campus-wide integration of access control, time and attendance, and e-wallet applications. SuperCom Ltd., with offices in Israel, the U ...

Access-control technologies now mean that ID cards can be used to store attendance and health records, log users on to their computers or pay for a Coke from the soda machine downstairs. CSOs can ...

Anviz Global W3 is a facial time attendance system powered by Anviz BioNANO® Al deep learning algorithm. It could make admins enjoy Cloud-based time attendance management, 0.5s matching speed, ...

HID Seos/iCLASS 522X dual-technology smart card The sheer volume of smart locks, lock management systems, connected readers and an increasing array of Internet of Things (IoT) devices complicates the ...

Across the NYC metropolitan area, access control failures are becoming more visible. Lost keycards, shared PIN codes, ...