With the recent notification by HID® Global Corp. to its customers, that it would be obsolescing its Wiegand card and reader line as of January 31, 2013 (except for some iCLASS®/Wiegand transition cards, which will be offered through March 31, 2013), Secura Key, Chatsworth Calif., made the announcement that it has been and continues to be a reliable and trusted manufacturing resource for many types of access control cards. Secura Key stated that it is the only resource for Wiegand Cards to the industry.
PCSC, a designer and manufacturer of access control solutions based in Torrance, Calif., entered into a strategic partnership with Maxxess Systems Inc., based in Yorba Linda, Calif.
Real-Time Technology Group (RTTG), Flemington, N.J., a provider of identity solutions, announced advanced personal identity and training verification for First Responders.
Monitor Dynamics’ Trusted FICAM Platform was recognized with the 4BF Award for Innovation by the recent 4 Bridges Forum (4BF), a coalition of the nation’s leading federated identity trust hubs.
HID Global®, Irvine, Calif., announced that parent company ASSA ABLOY’s Aperio® wireless lock family now can deliver all of the benefits of the Genuine HID value proposition including interoperability with Seos credentials from HID Global and ASSA ABLOY, and with the HID Global iCLASS SE reader platform.
In the property management business, keeping residents safe is a major concern. So when it came time for Pasadena Interfaith Manor Apartments in Pasadena, Texas, to choose an access control system, Mike Garcia, the complex’s community manager, wanted to make sure the system he chose was going to keep residents as safe as possible.
Cloud access control is not a new concept. Some companies have been offering it for decades. If this sounds surprising it is because cloud access is nothing more than hosted or managed access control, renamed.
In choosing London’s Heathrow Airport as the site for its initial project, the Total Airport Security Solution (TASS) consortium thought big — as big as they come, in fact.