Safe, trusted user authentication is the first step in countless interactions that drive business success. Whether you need identity access management for individual devices or industry-wide enforcement of data privacy and personal safety standards, our contactless authentication solutions ensure hygienic access and secure productivity. Opportunity begins with trust.
Trust begins here.TM
More than 80% of data breaches are caused by stolen, weak or default passwords, and almost 70% go undetected for up to several months.
For 25 years and counting, rf IDEAS has been taking authentication solutions beyond the front door to where work gets done.
The global contactless smart card market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 18% through 2027.
There are hundreds of proximity and contactless smart card brands and types in use worldwide. WAVE ID card readers are compatible with nearly every one.
Clinicians enter passwords to access secure workstations and applications 70 times daily, on average. Imprivata’s OneSign® authentication solution provides tap-and-go access, saving valuable time while vastly improving security.
With the upcoming release of our WAVE ID® Bio reader, rf IDEAS now offers an all-in-one solution for multi-factor authentication that’s both super secure and super easy. It provides a biometric fingerprint reader, a Bluetooth® Low Energy mobile credential reader and a proximity/smart card reader in one sleek, modern, plug-and-play device that only consumes one USB port.
Event and attendance tracking plays an important role across educational settings. Students use identity cards and mobile credentials for classroom attendance, equipment check-out, accessing the library or school bus, meal plans and secure entry and access across campus facilities.
Time flies. It’s been two and a half years since I shared Three Insights for a Successful RFID Reseller with rf IDEAS for publication on their blog. Readership has been strong, and the relationship between rf IDEAS and Windmill Computing has continued to grow over the years, for which I’m grateful. But I’m often asked, “What has changed since then?”
