HID, the worldwide leader in trusted identity and physical access control solutions has announced it will be at the 2024 ASIAL Security Exhibition and Conference in Sydney.
HID will showcase how advanced access control and digital identity solutions are driving digital transformation and enabling innovative and seamless workplace experiences for users and security administrators in today’s interconnected world.
Steve Katanas, Head of ANZ, Physical Access Control Solutions, said: “ HID’s technology extends from physical to digital places to enable people to navigate between both worlds with confidence. Whilst the world is constantly evolving, we manage change proactively by continuously investing in future-proof innovations, so that our partners and customers can always count on us to meet their growing and evolving needs. We look forward to this year’s ASIAL Security Exhibition to present the latest access control and trusted identity solutions to the Australian security communities and to drive the market further into the future.”
WHAT: HID will showcase class-leading technologies such as biometric enrolment, readers for extreme weather conditions, mobile access, digital identity and advanced automation solutions. Exhibits and demonstrations will include:
FacePod biometric camera
HID’s biometric enrolment technology is ideal for airports, with facial recognition technology integrating with passport scanning and more to provide a seamless, secure user experience. At the gate, the same facial recognition technology can be combined with ASSA ABLOY gates to quickly and smoothly admit ticketed passengers to the airline without the need for human intervention, freeing up airline staff to focus on enhanced customer experience.
HID® Signo™ Mechanical Keypad Reader 40T
Designed to perform in the harshest conditions, the HID Signo Mechanical Keypad Reader 40T is perfect for extreme cold weather environments. This robust reader ensures reliable access control, even in the most challenging settings, demonstrating HID’s dedication to innovation and durability in their products.
HID® Signo™ White
The signature HID Signo Reader lineup has also been extended with the addition of the new ‘White’ range, which brings a new aesthetically pleasing look to the sleek, modern range of readers. Designed to look clean and modernistic, the new white range provides designers and architects with a bright, minimalistic alternative.
HID Mobile Access® Solutions in Apple Wallet & Google Wallet
HID is proud to present HID Mobile Access in digital wallets, allowing employees to deploy their mobile credentials to their personal device in either Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. This advancement allows users to effortlessly access secure areas using their smartphones and smart watches, enhancing both convenience and security. This integration reflects HID’s commitment to providing versatile and user-friendly solutions for modern access control needs.
ISPT: First CRE to Implement HID Mobile Access via Digital Wallet
As announced in July, ISPT has become the first Commercial Real Estate (CRE) entity to deploy HID Mobile Access through a digital wallet, in partnership with onUgo. This initiative showcases the practical use of HID technology in a modern, dynamic enterprise and how such solutions are simultaneously improving security and employee experience. Read more on the announcement here.
HID® SAFE™: Comprehensive Digital Identity and Physical Access Control
HID SAFE stands out as the only off-the-shelf solution offering complete digital identity and physical access control. It simplifies physical security compliance for distributed enterprises by integrating business, physical, and IT systems. HID SAFE synchronises identity management and physical access controls globally, managing who has access to specific spaces, when, and for how long. It also tracks the reasons for access and who authorised it, ensuring a robust and transparent security framework
WHERE: HID will be at booth N38 at the 2024 ASIAL Security Exhibition from August 21-23, 2024 in ICC Sydney.
