Printing Technology Top Eight Processes in Smart Warehouse and Manufacturing
By Matt Slutz, MSM Solutions, an ASAP Identification Security partner [...]
Multiple modes of personalization key to deterring ID fraud
Embedded visual and covert security features make card counterfeiting harder [...]
A Brief History of the Password & Why It Matters
Posted: 01 Aug 2019 by John MacInnis, HID Global Product [...]
Reduce Fraud Risk by Moving from Mag To Chip
Source: www.vantiv.com, EMV vs Magnetic Stripe EMV chip cards versus [...]
Biometrics: Balancing Security with Privacy and Convenience
Article by Russel Megonigal, HID Senior Product Manager, Biometric Hardware [...]
RFID Asset Identification Tags
by Matt Slutz of MSM Solutions (ASAP Identification partner) Radio [...]
Internet Of Things (IoT)
Internet of Things The term Internet of Things (IoT), is [...]
How to help your printer last? Clean it.
When was the last time you cleaned your ID card printer? Did you know that overlooking this simple and low cost routine maintenance item could be costing your organization money, time and unnecessary aggravation? Read on to learn more about why it is essential to routinely clean your ID card printer.
HID Global Wins Award for Deployment of Its Cloud-based ID Personalization and Issuance Solution at Kent State University
AUSTIN, Texas, November 13, 2017 – HID Global, a worldwide [...]
Painless Truths – Busting the Myths of Smart Card Migration
November 14, 2017 by Dominic Tavassoli, VP Product Marketing and Management A few months back, I wrote a blog about the top reasons Colleges and Universities are making progress towards moving to Smart Cards as a secure means of safeguarding people, data and assets. Here’s the link to that conversation to help remind you about the points I made in that blog. In this conversation, I would like to build on the content in that earlier blog to share my thoughts about five myths that need to be de-mystified for colleges and universities who are considering the implementation of a Smart Card system for their campuses.