Access Control

Most access cards and key fobs look alike from the outside. The outside tells you very little about the chip inside. That chip decides whether a replacement will open your doors. This guide explains the three technologies we are asked about most often (125kHz proximity, MIFARE Classic and MIFARE DESFire) along with a few close relatives. It also sh..

Smart cards and readers are commonplace across a range of businesses. They offer a range of security benefits by allowing you to grant and limit access to certain areas, so if you handle sensitive information, only certified people can enter areas where it is stored.  These systems, often called access control systems, allow you to hand out smar..

Most companies, events and membership clubs choose to use cards or passes throughout their organisations for security reasons. It prevents the likelihood of unauthorised access and therefore greatly enhances the safety of employees, delegates or members. However, with standard printed cards and passes, there is a possibility of cloning and forgery..

In today's world, security has become a top priority in the news and among companies and businesses. It is essential to have a policy and set of procedures to keep your customers and workers safe, as well as your personal, private and professional information. Intruders can come from anywhere and they will take whatever they can get away with if th..