WHO WE SERVE
Manufacturing
Manufacturers must consider a number of risks in daily operations. Identity management should not be one of them. Since 2001, our team of experts take a consultative approach to understand your needs and solve problems with solutions that create greater security, efficiency and peace of mind for identifying and tracking both people and things.
Does your organization’s access control system currently meet regulatory requirements?
When was the last time you updated your access control systems? Is your aging technology an active liability? It’s easier than ever before to duplicate any low-frequency 125 kHz RFID fob or key card. Not only are those technologies putting your organization at risk, which you’re well aware of, but there are much more efficient & convenient ways to authorize access to the right people.
Modernize Your Physical Access Control Technology:
- Establish an Access Control Baseline
- Automate & Monitor User Provisioning
- Tailor Access Controls to Your Environment
- Separate Types of User Access
- Track Team Activity
- Terminate Old/ Unused Accounts
Read more about ISO 9001 Compliance and how Access Control Upgrades stay secure and up-to-date.
Utilizing ID Cards
With solutions that range from employee ID cards to providing secure access, to the identification of things, manufacturing clients rely on us for confidence in running their operations. Secure access badges include a photo ID, variable text, and barcodes, to highly secure laminated ID cards featuring custom ID holograms, visual security elements, and proximity door access capabilities, corporate ID cards serve to protect both your employees and sensitive company data.
Consider creating magnetic name badges, or ID cards containing barcodes or signature panels for your corporate ID cards for added card functionality and security.
The corporate world processes high volumes of information and the data management capabilities of ID Cards used in conjunction with the appropriate photo ID Software can ensure that the maintenance and security of employees and company information remain securely protected and error-proof.
ID Card Security Features
Security features and visual verification applications such as holographic foils and overlaminates can be embedded in corporate ID cards or applied directly onto a card surface.
Holograms supply a visual security element, as well as considerably increase card protection against fraudulent ID card duplications. Holographic laminates are incredibly difficult to replicate, especially when they are a custom hologram design and overlaminates can be of an off-the-shelf standard hologram design for the ultimate in ID card security.
Trusted & Proven
Major manufacturers across the nation trust us to deliver reliable identity management for the most complex requirements. Working in a consultative capacity, we ask smart questions to understand our clients' unique processes to deliver a winning solution.
Finding a Better Way
We work with top brand partners who develop the world's most innovative solutions in identity issuance, visitor management, and access control. As natural learners and strategic thinkers, we are always up-to-the-minute on the latest and greatest products across the security spectrum.
Confidence Delivered
Large manufacturers cannot take unnecessary risks with any aspect of safety & security. Our award-winning solutions ensure your peace of mind knowing that 40 years of combined expertise has your best interest at the forefront of their service. Let us help you find a better way for a more secure and efficient future.
CASE STUDY
Paint Manufacturer Goes Beyond the Door with Proximity Readers
A large paint manufacturer found itself throwing out bad batches of paint, costing the company thousands of dollars per week. Suspecting unauthorized and untrained employees had been logging onto the mixer, the plant manager wanted to strictly limit access.
LEARNING CENTER
The Fundamental Shift of IT with Physical Access Control
While physical security professionals have suspected a shift toward increased involvement of the IT department in physical access control, recent research has shown this to be true.