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IDmachines
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IDmachines on the Circuit
ASIS 2009
Anaheim,
CA
Smart Cards, Identity, Privacy, and You
Track(s): Information Assets/Information Technology, Physical Security |
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focus on private and public sector use of identity management and smart card technologies, including compliance with U.S.
government standards. Smart card technologies are one tool in establishing an interoperable framework to facilitate intra-organizational
convergence. NIST SP 800-116 sets a clear goal to improve smart card use in a physical access control system. How are smart
cards used together with various biometric technologies in private corporations? Can identity management be achieved as a
hosted (software as a service) solution? Finally we’ll go through the smart card/biometric data flow—from card
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Speaker(s): Kathleen Carroll
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8th Annual Smart Cards in Government Conference 2009
Workshop: Smart Cards and Next Generation PACS
October 27, 2009
8:30AM to 4:00 PM
The Smart Card Alliance Physical Access Council has developed this workshop to provide physical access control system (PACS) vendors and end users with an overview of the technologies and requirements that are driving next generation PACS designs and to discuss how FIPS 201 is impacting PACS implementation.
* PACS Integration
in the Identity Management Infrastructure This session covers how PACS fit into the identity management infrastructure and
what will change in both systems and processes to integrate PACS as an identity application, Sal D'Agostino, IDmachines
ISC365 February Focus Credentialing Emergency Response Officials
Cover Story February Security Magazine Convergence 2.0
Smart Card Alliance White Paper Presented to EMForum
Mission Critical TV on FEMA Demonstrations of FRAC, Winter Storm, Winter Blast
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Cambridge, MA 02139-2612
Phone: +1.617.491.9085
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