AUSTIN, Texas — HID has released its 2024 State of Physical Access Control Report, which identifies five key trends that it says are shaping the future of access control. Produced by IFSEC Global in ...

Effective and efficient physical access control isn’t just a hot technology trend. It’s a security essential for any school, institution of higher education, or hospital. And, according to ...

While the 2022 Physical Access Control Technology report re-surfaced many of the same themes as the 2020 study, it is in these areas that the pandemic seems to be having an enduring influence.

The Pitfalls of Traditional Physical Credentials For years, 125 kHz Prox credentials have been the standard for physical access control. They’re cheap, compatible with nearly every access control ...

“Physical security features, such as intrusion detection systems, are another form of built-in physical hardening,” Kornfeld says. A variety of tools and features can be added to further secure these ...

“While physical ID is still prevalent within the access control industry, there is no doubt that mobile access credentials and digital IDs are quickly gaining ground,” according to the HID ...

Mobile and Cloud-Based Biometrics Redefine Access Control: Cloud-based SaaS access control platforms are eliminating the need for traditional card readers and biometric hardware, offering greater ...

Editor's Note: State of the access control market, part I revealed the top five, current trends in the market as explained by industry-leading physical access control-minded security professionals of ...

HID Global announces the most feature-rich implementation of the latest MIFARE DESFire EV3 credential, implementing the technology’s full range of capabilities, and expanding physical access ...

Identiv's physical access control and video intelligence solutions provide the highest security at the lowest cost. Robust, feature-rich systems, hardware, and software verify frictionless access ...

While physical security professionals have suspected a shift toward increased involvement of the IT department in physical access control, a new study from HID Global proves this to be true. According ...