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September 25, 2006 / , ,

Grid-based two-factor authentication comes to campus cards

Sweden’s Göteborg University deploys a visual challenge and response solution from Entrust By Andy Williams, Contributing Editor You log in with your password, then you’re met with another screen with the following: A3, F4, J5. No, you’re not playing Bingo....
September 16, 2006 / , ,

On card displays become reality, making cards more secure

Are displays for smart cards finally more than just talk? Marisa Torrieri, Contributing Editor It’s your credit card … spiked with something extra … a thin, flexible display with a readout similar to that of a calculator. But you don’t...
September 11, 2006 / , , ,

OSI Security Devices and HID Team to Provide Access Control to Assistance League of Las Vegas

For more than 20 years, Assistance League® of Las Vegas has promoted volunteerism, dedicated to meeting the needs of its community. Part of the National Assistance League®, the organization’s 292 volunteer members logged over 32,000 volunteer hours last year in...
August 23, 2006 / , , ,

Number of campus card bank partnerships continues to rise

The 4th Annual CR80News survey suggests steady growth, more dominance among major players By Chris Corum, Executive Editor In early 2003 CR80News editors conducted the first-ever survey of campus card programs with financial institution partnerships. The goal of that initial...

Providing ID cards for visitors is easier and more necessary than ever

Even in a post 9-11 world, college campuses remain fairly open. Anyone can enter the campus itself with barely a nod from security. Corporations are a different matter and many have hardened building access in recent years. So, too, have...

New magstripe reading, writing product is introduced with PC based application software

A California company has released a software peripheral called EzWriter that’s designed to read and write data to mag stripe cards used for access control, identification, loyalty and more. The encoding quality, according to ID TECH, exceeds the ISO 7811...

Life after prox?

Physical security workhorse begins giving way to contactless as price cuts and multi-technology readers eliminate hurdles By Chris Corum, Executive Editor, AVISIAN Publishing You can do more – and you can do it more securely – with contactless than you...
March 29, 2006 / ,

Lenel and XceedID add FIPS 201 medium assurance and Lenel prox compatibility to Lenel OpenCard Readers

Lenel OpenCard Readers are now compliant with U.S. Government FIPS 201 Medium Level Assurance requirements, and also support backward compatibility with Lenel Prox cards, thanks to its private label OEM agreement that now allows XceedID multi-technology readers to be produced...
March 7, 2006 / ,

XceedID's contactless readers get private label nod from Lenel

A Colorado-based manufacturer of contactless security readers has significantly strengthened its market position with a major announcement in the physical security space. XCeedID’s multi-technology readers - capable of reading prox plus an array of contactless card flavors (e.g. Mifare, DESFire,...
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