Doordeck, a leader in smartphone NFC keyless entry, has joined the PSIA board, enhancing the push for industry-wide integration and interoperability.

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.

This video is less than a minute long and demonstrates how the PSIA’s PKOC specification works.

The PKOC validation testing, held Aug. 16, was hosted at the Convergint facility in Centennial, Colo., and featured products from Elatec, JCI, Kastle, Last Lock, rf IDEAS and SAFR Scan.

The PLAI and PKOC specifications will be showcased by 11 technology partners in the access control, credential and biometrics markets. 

The Physical Security Interoperability Alliance (PSIA) created a video based on the Virtual PLAI Experience, an event held in May 2020, which included eight companies showing interoperability and exchange of identity information relying on the PLAI specification.

The Physical Security Interoperability Alliance (PSIA) today announced it has elected Jason Ouellette, head of technology business development at Johnson Controls, as its chairman and Ewa Pigna, chief technology officer for LenelS2, as its vice chairman.

On Wednesday, May 20, the PSIA will host a Virtual PLAI Experience which will demonstrate the value of its Physical Logical Access Interoperability (PLAI) specification to the market.

Software House (Johnson Controls) demonstrated its commercial implementation of the Physical Logical Access Interoperability (PLAI) specification at ASIS 2017 in Dallas.