GEC NEWS WIRE“Your Security Connected” to be the vendor’s theme at Cards and Payments 2015
Under the theme “Your Security Connected,” HID Global will focus on employee and customer-centric secure access solutions in the Financial Services (Banking) industry during Cards and Payments in Dubai, 12-13 May 2015. The company will demonstrate its comprehensive line of flexible, multi-layered authentication and credentialing products including the recently launched tap authentication offering that enables easy and convenient access to cloud apps and web-based services using mobile devices. HID Global will also highlight the power to connect people, devices and applications via its broad Genuine HID portfolio of interoperable and future-proof secure identity solutions. In addition, HID Global will showcase its government-to-citizen ID solutions and participate in key speaking sessions focused on best practices and experience-driven digital banking.
HID Global will showcase its extensive portfolio that will provide visitors a hands-on understanding of how to address real-world secure identity challenges. Its new authentication platform enables users to tap smart cards to laptops, tablets, phones and other NFC-enabled devices to access cloud apps and web-based services. Demonstrations will include ActivID solutions that provide five critical layers for true, multi-factor authentication to enable trusted online transactions. Other solutions to be showcased include iCLASS Seos credential, Card Personalization Solutions, Secure Identity Services, Government-to-Citizen ID Solutions and Embedded Solutions featuring Genuine HID Technology and Lumidigm V Series and M Series Fingerprint Sensor Authentication Technologies.
During HID Global roundtable on May 12, Christy Serrato, Solutions Marketing Manager – Financial Services will present on “Best practices in securing digital banking,” at 2.40 p.m. She will also present on “Empowering Experience-Driven Banking,” from 1:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Banking Technology Seminar on May 12.
