Keyscan introduces K-SECURE

Company's new smartcard utilizes encrypted codes
Dec. 22, 2008

Whitby, Ontario, December 19, 2008 - Keyscan Inc. today announced that it has introduced the K-Secure 13.56 MHz Mifare contactless smartcard with Max Secure. Unlike other card formats that transmit their card number in the open, the K-Secure with its Max Secure technology uses encrypted codes and unlock algorithms for card/reader authentication and validation.

Used with Keyscan’s K-Smart Mifare contactless smartcard reader, the K-Secure card offers the highest level of anti-counterfeiting protection on the market. They’re the ideal solution to combat 125 kHz 26-bit card duplicates and counterfeits. And because K-Secure cards comply with ISO 14443 international inter-operability standards, they can be used with other 3rd party applications such as logical network access or cashless vending.

K-Secure, with its multi-application capability, is the optimum credential choice for high security access control. Where photo ID is a must, K-Secure cards meet all requirements for high-quality dye sublimation printing.

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