Pennsylvania House Bill 1880 would remove the requirement that nurses and other medical staff must have their last name on their ID badges.

Employee, vendor and visitor ID badges have endless use cases and can help with myriad of solutions.

After his daughter's death, one California father is fighting to reduce the stigma of mental health and get students closer to resources. 

The same secure chip technology that’s been rolled out in the banking world for ATM and credit card transactions is sweeping across sectors throughout the American economy.

An innovative campus ID system opens the door to a wide range of services going way beyond traditional security.

New York lawmakers have agreed to create New York City municipal identification cards that residents can get regardless of their immigration status. While the cards will be available to all city residents, they are mainly aimed at helping the estimated 500,000 immigrants living illegally in the city.

We’ve come a long way from a musician, John Wiegand, working for Echlin Mfg. Corp., an auto parts firm, and his twisted wire invention that still holds a big but diminishing influence in identity and physical security.

More is never less when it comes to enhancing an enterprise security access control system with features that complement both security and business goals.