Access Management - Articles - Page 168

Three ID Management Solutions from Biometric Enterprise Single Sign-On

July 24, 2012

Enterprise single sign-on (ESSO), in tandem with the security and superior performance of biometric sensors, is essential in healthcare applications where security is a must but where security cannot interfere with critical care technicians.

Access Control -- Hackers

Hacker Will Expose Potential Flaw in Four Million Hotel Room Locks

July 24, 2012

Taking advantage of an alleged vulnerability in DC power ports, Cody Brocious's technology could potentially access any of four to five million hotel rooms nationwide.

Security News -- Biometrics

New Lab Working on Biometric Shoe Sole

July 23, 2012

A new insole would measure pressure, gait and patterns to verify identity within three steps in high-security facilities.

Wirelessly Manages Remote Locking

July 16, 2012

Updating your emergency response lockdown options can be expensive, especially if you need to rewire the system.

Integrates Existing Badging Program

July 16, 2012

When implementing a new badging project, it is cost effective to use applications that are already in place.

Web Exclusive

How Mobile Apps Can Solve Investigations and Add Value

Chris Ryan

July 10, 2012

To understand how significant the mobile application market is around the world today, you just need to review the numbers.

Securing Doors in Schools, Hospitals and Detention Centers

July 1, 2012

Many institutions have been haunted by the memories of disastrous shootings and tragedies where, among other things, access control went wrong: Columbine, Virginia Tech, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire.

Safety Also Questioned

Bioterror Security Lapses at CDC Lab, Doors Left Unlocked

Emails Indicate Ongoing Problems

June 29, 2012

Think that a top U.S. bioterror lab would know to lock its doors...but internal emails describe repeated, potentially dangerous security lapses.

Security News -- Physical Security

Security Lapses Discovered at CDC Bioterror Lab

June 27, 2012

At the Center for Disease Control bioterror lab in Atlanta, doors to secure areas have consistently been found open and unchecked.

Affordable Access Control Helps Retail Sector Meet Its Needs

June 20, 2012

Retail, banking and convenience store sectors face the unique challenges of high employee turnover, “floating” employees, internal fraud/shrinkage, and cost center for key/lock/card management and, therefore, it is easy to see the importance of a reliable and affordable access system.