For HID, its iCLASS SE CP1000 Encoders and other products associated with this device have been considered the gold standard in secure access control. However, that changed this week when HID released ...

A selection of access control readers from HID’s iCLASS® contactless, multi-technology line have been certified by the GSA for FIPS 201 use. Included on the Approved Products List are the R10, R30, ...

HID Corporation, a leading manufacturer of contactless access control cards and readers for the security industry, announced availability of the iCLASS CP400 Contactless Smart Card Programmer. The ...

Fremont, California — Safetrust announces the launch of its Sabre Module, which is said to be the industry’s first third-party upgrade for HID iCLASS SE and multiCLASS SE readers. The module brings ...

FREMONT, Calif., Nov. 09, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Safetrust, a pioneer in virtual credential solutions, introduces the SABRE MODULE, a 30-second plug-in upgrade that adds DESFire EV3 and remote ...

HID Seos/iCLASS 522X dual-technology smart card A key characteristic of many successful companies is that good ideas come from everyone, not just specific departments or job titles. What one person ...

2042 for 16K bit (2K Bytes) card with 16 application areas. The iCLASS Wiegand Card integrates iCLASS 13.56 MHz contactless read/write smart card with Wiegand technology on a single card with the ...

Inside Secure, a leader in semiconductor solutions for secure transactions, has revealed that its SecuRead NFC solution is securing and powering the HID Global iClass digital keys and mobile secure ...

Contactless access control card and reader manufacturer HID has announced a new OEM module that offers iCLASS developers the ability to embed and integrate contactless smart card technology into ...

Building on the success of its proven HID iClass standard for 13.56 MHz contactless smart card technology, HID Global has now created a next-generation access control platform and open ecosystem based ...

Security conferences are a great place to learn about the latest hacking tricks, tools and exploits, but they also remind us of important stuff that was shown to be hackable in previous years yet ...