125 KHz card reader systems have been a cornerstone of access control for decades. Unfortunately, 125 KHz cards can be easily copied and duplicated with readily available off-the-shelf products, ...

More and more, companies that formally used only keys are now asking about keyless or electronic access control (EAC). Whether called badges, tokens or cards, they limit access to a facility to only ...

The most common access card worldwide is a proximity card. Proximity cards contain a computer chip that receives radio frequency energy from the reader, and its processor transmits the card number to ...

The Anviz W2 Face is a cutting-edge, cloud-based hybrid biometric terminal designed to rev... Honeywell SMX delivers top industrial USB cybersecurity across the OT Enterprise, integrat... Anviz SAC921 ...

DNAKE, a provider of home and building video intercom systems and communications solutions, has officially opened its first US office in downtown Los Angeles. The establishment of this office opens a ...

I just received my RC522 RFID reader and made this simple Arduino access control system that uses the reader, a buzzer for the alarm and a relay shield for the security system. The relay can be used ...

If your department could benefit from a card reader for certain doors please consider the following: Departments are responsible for all expenses including the cost ...

Across the NYC metropolitan area, access control failures are becoming more visible. Lost keycards, shared PIN codes, unsupported servers, and aging lock hardware leave doors vulnerable and managers ...

There are a number of reasons why healthcare and educational institutions wish to keep their campuses secure, including student, patient and employee safety and document security. No organization ...