Telaeris‘ XPressEntry handheld badge and biometric readers enhance access control and security management by providing a flexible, mobile solution that goes beyond traditional door readers and addresses specific safety and security challenges.
Experts agree that we’re over the cloud-based access control adoption hump. Though some continue to lag behind, they also say there’s plenty of opportunity for growth in integration and managed services.
Experts agree that we’re over the cloud-based access control adoption hump. Though some continue to lag behind, they also say there’s plenty of opportunity for growth in integration and managed services.
HID in partnership with Smart Spaces, a developer of smart building software, and Cohesion, a smart building software platform, announced the availability of mobile credentials in Google Wallet.
At ISC West, Booth #20045, Brivo has announced the launch of support for Google Wallet mobile credentials to provide frictionless access with the tap of a phone.
Once an employee badge has been added to Apple Wallet, users can hold their iPhone or Apple Watch near an AMAG Technology Symmetry Blue reader to unlock doors, eliminating the need to open an app or use a physical badge.
SwiftConnect and Wavelynx made it possible for virtually anyone with a smartphone and the right access permissions at RiverSouth Austin to navigate their workplace easier and more efficiently.
EyeAllow is a user authentication edge device that supports a broad range of modalities, including iris and face biometrics, RFID cards, high-frequency smartcards, mobile credentials, biometrics-on cards and PIN codes.
The PSIA has reportedly been working with a broad group of industry leaders in the card, reader and access control industries to come up with this specification, which is likely to have a significant influence on the future of secure credentials.