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The Industry Leader in Identity Management Products

(800) 688-9202

Secure Credential Key Encryption
& Reader PROVISIONING

Once the current and future requirements are fully understood, K&A’s engineering team will develop custom secure crypto key sets for each of the data applications being written to the new credential.

CUSTOM KEY SETS

32-bit diversified encryption creates a secure handshake between the card and access control reader that cannot be compromised.

Secure Credential & Reader Provisioning
32-bit Diversified
Encryption

No other installation around the globe would ever employ these unique keys.

Secure Credential & Reader Provisioning
Customizable to
Your Needs

Personalized data can be written to the RFID chip during in-line card production, such as an employee ID or student number.

Secure Credential & Reader Provisioning
Management
You Can Trust

K&A manages your custom keys as your custodian, delivering the secure credential card stock and guaranteeing no duplication of encoded card numbers. 

Cards with LIMITLESS APPLICATIONS —
each with its own CUSTOM KEY SET

UNIQUELY PROGRAMMED READERS

We build Secure Custom Card Readers with your Encryption Keys … so your credentials can securely exchange the encrypted application data for Access Control, Biometric, and Downstream Systems.

Secure Credential & Reader Provisioning
Authorized
Personnel Only

The PACS data application’s secure read key must then be provisioned to your PACS readers, preventing any unauthorized access to your facility with an ID badge not containing your unique matching keys. 

One Coherent
Framework

Secure credentials can now be implemented enterprise-wide to secure your access control system as well as supporting a host of downstream system tasks such as secure document printing, dining, vending, and fingerprint biometrics.

System
Integration

Our engineering staff will work with your system integrator to successfully implement the in-line encoding commands where needed. 

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