Physical & Logical Access

TShield 
Access Control Card

TrustSEC entered in a partnership with HID® to develop the SAMSUNG onechip Bio-smart-card, powered by TrustSEC java card OS and featuring the HID® Seos® applet. This card represents the ultimate evolution in converged identity. and will be engineered for maximum assurance and user convenience, combining both physical and logical access control with integrated biometrics.

The card’s unique “all-in-one” chip integrates the fingerprint sensor, Secure Element (SE), and Secure Processor, allowing biometric matching to occur securely on the card itself. This ensures the user’s data never leaves the secure environment, delivering a seamless, highly secure, and standards-compliant authentication experience for the most demanding enterprise and government applications.

SEOS Biometric Smart Card

REASONS

Why TShield
Access Control cards ?

  1. Ultimate Security
  2. Unmatched Interoperability
  3. Future-Proof Identity
  4. High-Assurance, Biometric-Enhanced Security

Secure Web Access

Very Secure web login as the cards generates new Key pairs for every web application.

Match-On-Card

The card holder’s fingerprint templates are stored within the card and the live template is sent to the card for matching and to gain access to protected files.

Fast Integration

Faster integration within applications using the WebAuthN protocol for strong authentication based on the FIDO2 protocol’s public key cryptography.

Secure Physical Access

Biometric contactless access authentication that is ideal for physical access control. As ID credentials are no longer exposed to theft.

Unified Gate

Reduced complexity as end users can manage all access protocols (Physical and logical) through one card.

Multiple Applications

Multiple applications could be personalized on the card based on client requirements.

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FAQ

FAQ 

FIDO2 is a standard for online authentication, created by the FIDO Alliance, which works with W3C and FIDO Client to Authenticator.

 

Multi-factor authentication is a series of phases of authentication that have the purpose of ensuring the highest security possible.

 

There are three main types of authentication, which are pin, piece of hardware, and biometrical, two-factor authentication consists in two of those three main types of authentications.

 
 

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