Access Control & Identity Management



Smartcard briefs
November 2005
Hanis is working Tintswallo Shilowa, a business development manager from the Department of Home Affairs, at the e-government conference in Johannesburg, differentiated between the population register ...

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Entry-level access control
November 2005, Centurion Systems
Throughout our daily lives we have to gain access to various places/areas. With the security problems that prevail, many of these access points have been locked and can only be released by using a key, ...

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Crown Gold recovers losses
November 2005, Ideco Biometrics
Project scope The main objective of the project was to provide a foolproof access control system that would enable the company to control the movement of ±800 employees and visitors in and out of the ...

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Electronic LED parking management systems
November 2005
Custom designed and manufactured for Eskom Megawatt Park and the Emperor's Palace by Polycomp are only two examples of the parking management systems, which have been installed and are operating successfully. ...

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Just what the doctor ordered
November 2005
Project scope    64 staff members, one building that has been expanded extensively, four Sagem MA 200s, two Sagem OMA 200s, one Sagem MEMS Enrolment station and a T&A solutions from Biometrics.co.za       The ...

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Square One biometric system secures DCC's Jesus Dome
November 2005
A computerised biometric fingerprint recognition system has been installed for the Durban Christian Centre (DCC) to secure access to some sections of the huge, octagonal, dome-structured, church building ...

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Most influential access control
October 2005
The following are subjective choices, and the list is an alphabetical one devoid of ranking

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Best of the rest ...
October 2005
ASSA ABLOY ASSA ABLOY (SA) is Southern Africa's largest supplier of quality locking systems and associated products. The company has two large manufacturing units in southern Africa and boasts six agencies ...

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Palm vein identification
October 2005
Growing customer fears over the security of banking services and the increase of phishing attacks, card cloning and PIN number theft, are leading to a demand for biometric identification security, according ...

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Industrial door automation
October 2005, Black Point Tech cc t/a BPT
Used exclusively for industrial entrances, the CBX system is designed especially for sectional doors with 'direct grip' transmission and is ideal for the motorised driving of all types of industrial sliding ...

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Retractable bollards
October 2005, Black Point Tech cc t/a BPT
Urbaco retractable bollards can withstand the shock of a 7-ton truck travelling at 50 km/h, this is partly due to the structural parts cast in steel. Invented in 1984 by Yvan Verra, the founder of Urbaco, ...

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Access control - past, present and future
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005, Centurion Systems
Access control follows closely on the heels of cutting-edge technology. New discoveries at an embedded as well as PC level are quickly adopted by the access control industry. This has led to radical changes ...

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The smartcards are coming ... really
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005
You have heard it before, but this time technological advances and security demands in a post 9-11 world make the move to smartcards more likely. Mark Twain once famously quipped that rumours of his ...

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Smartcard technology gains importance in access control
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005
The advent of contactless personal computer/smartcard (PC/SC) reader technology marks a significant development for the smartcard market in general and the access control segment in particular. Manufacturers ...

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Which biometric solution? The right biometrics provide convenience and security in low and high volume applications
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005
From the hand reader at the front door to the finger scanner securing the pharmacy, biometric solutions are becoming ubiquitous in large-scale installations. If you think biometrics are only suitable ...

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Selecting a biometric technology
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005
The selection of the appropriate biometric technology will depend on a number of application-specific factors, including the environment in which the identity verification process is carried out, the ...

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When installing card readers: build a pathway to future card-based technologies
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005
The 125 KHz proximity and Wiegand standards currently constitute the majority of the card-based access control market worldwide. The reluctance among these card issuers to move towards the more advanced ...

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Security up front
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005
First impressions count! Both the interview candidate and the salesperson dress smartly, shine their shoes and put on their most confident smiles. So too the architect who uses the front lobby of a building ...

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Visitor control - the flaw in most access control installations
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005
How often have you been tempted to fill in the Visitors Book with something as equally foolish as the above? Certainly, in strategically important installations they have a security team and without ...

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Contactless smart chip technology - the business benefits
Access & Identity Management Handbook 2005
This briefing provides an overview of why businesses are implementing contactless smart chip technology in broadly different environments and applications around the world. Contactless smart chip technology, ...

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