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 ...

Addition of ID TECH's PCI P2PE validated solution with T2's proven PARCS platform enables secure transactions, delivers faster throughput, and reduces PCI compliance costs for parking operators ...

U.S. Bank, the sixth largest financial holding company in the United States, has selected I-Sys Corporation and Pacom Systems, Inc., to handle a replacement and expansion of its nationwide access card ...

?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 ...

Would you be surprised if I said your organization’s biggest security vulnerability might be hanging around your neck right now? For decades, access control systems have relied on 125 kHz proximity ...

Vulnerabilities discovered in the PremiSys IDentity access system could allow attackers to bypass its building entrance security. The vendor was warned about the flaws but still hasn't released the ...

Learn about campus access controls, how request ID card access for individual person to locked doors or request a modification to administration or academic building hours to change open door schedule ...

Anviz SAC921 Single Door Access Controller Anviz Single Door Controller SAC921 is a compact access control unit for up to one entry a... ASSA ABLOY Aperio Wireless Locks As building security becomes ...

Zac Franken, a DefCon goon (staffer), gave a brilliant presentation at the DefCon hacker conference today involving security access control systems and cards for building entrances that use ...

HAI’s New Access Control product line will be demonstrated at HAI’s Booth 18120 at the ISC Show in Las Vegas, NV April 2 — 4, 2008 HAI (Home Automation, Inc.), leading manufacturer of integrated ...

If the operative word for near field communications access control is “cool,” then the obvious question is: “Are we there yet?” The answer is no. Despite limited rollouts that produced enthusiastic ...