Physical Access Control stories - Page 2

HID Global, in partnership with IFSEC Global, recently released the 2022 State of Physical Access Control report for the fourth year running.

Raritan's Smart Rack Controller provides real-time, actionable insights for data center management. Find out more here.

Ava Security and Nedap have partnered to integrate their security solutions for professionals and integrators, enabling proactive physical security.

Axis Communications celebrates 25th anniversary of network IP camera, evolving from analogue to IP to AI in cameras.

Flexible working arrangements have raised security concerns, prompting organisations to consider biometric technology as a solution.

The digitisation of spoken words in the insurance industry is increasing compliance, efficiency and transparency.

AMNESIA:33 is a set of 33 memory-corrupting vulnerabilities affecting four open source TCP/IP stacks: uIP; FNET; picoTCP; and Nut/Net.

However, the biometrics market is expected to regain momentum with alternatives already beginning to find their feet.

Forescout's The Enterprise of Things Security Report reveals the 10 riskiest IoT devices of 2020, which pose a threat to enterprise networks.

According to ABI Research, the market for biometric devices will plummet by US$2 billion over the course of 2020.

The HID Signo line focuses on system deployment and management while enabling businesses to also meet advanced security requirements of today.

HID Global and VMware have teamed up to bring HID Mobile Access for opening buildings and doors to VMware Workspace ONE.

Hyland reveals how digital optimisation can streamline HR processes, reducing reliance on paper and enhancing data security and compliance in Australia.

As organisations seek robust secure card issuance solutions, considering modularity, interoperability, and certified quality can streamline provider selection.

HID Global unveils a cutting-edge fingerprint reader in Australia, promising swift, secure biometric access even in challenging conditions.

HID Global meets the most demanding requirements for security, quality, and effective program execution in today’s most complex ID programs.

Biometrics, such as fingerprint authentication, are being adopted by enterprises to improve security and convenience.

When combined with the ConnectWise API, Datto RMM partners can maintain an integrated, scalable, and secure management platform without self-hosting.

The Palo Alto-based startup supposedly leverages facial recognition, 3D sensing, and machine learning to enable secure access control.

HID Global has unveiled a new ID card retransfer printer that truly sets the bar for speed by halving the current industry standard.