Telaeris announces support for HID Mobile Access solutions

SAN DIEGO — Telaeris, Inc., a provider of handheld solutions for Physical Access Control Systems (PACS), has announced its new XPressEntry handheld badge and biometric reader support for all HID Mobile Access solutions including HID employee badge and Student ID in Apple Wallet.Telaeris sees traditional credentials as easily lost or forgotten, thus creating a variety of physical security risks. In response to those challenges, Telaeris is enabling organizations to improve physical security and convenience by issuing mobile credentials on smartphones."The smartphone will be the home for any credentials in the future; credit cards, government IDs, student IDs, passports, and access control credentials are all moving into the digital wallet, and we are ready," said Dr. David Carta, CEO of Telaeris. "We are thrilled that XPressEntry is among one of the first handheld, mobile readers to work with HID employee badge and Student ID in Apple Wallet. Telaeris is a proud, longtime HID partner and we will continue to innovate and add value to this important relationship."Telaeris‘ XPressEntry handheld badge and biometric readers enhance access control and security management by providing a flexible, mobile solution that addresses specific safety and security challenges. That includes handheld badge verification, emergency evacuation mustering, handheld biometric verification, and more.“The Telaeris‘ XPressEntry handheld badge readers with HID credential support including HID Mobile Access and HID employee badge and Student ID in Apple Wallet is a game changer in the handheld verification market”, said Rick Winter, Sr. Manager & Embedded Mobile BDM of Extended Access Technologies at HID. “Real-time personnel image verification and ACS integration provide the customer flexibility and convenience to manage emergency evacuation mustering, corporate events & tracking of training, and on-prem/campus employee/visitor management validation, which enhances the security and safety of their facility.”