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RightCrowd Pass unifies mobile, physical, and biometric credentials

Help Net Securityby @helpnetsecurity ()2 min read1 · 1 read
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RightCrowd launched Pass, a credentialing platform unifying mobile, physical, and biometric access credentials, cutting credential revocation from 12.2 minutes to under 60 seconds.

RightCrowd announced Pass, a solution that issues and manages mobile, physical, and biometric access credentials from a single platform instead of fragmented badge programs. Mobile credentials are provisioned through a web-based API and can be suspended or revoked individually or in groups in under 60 seconds, versus an average 12.2 minutes for handling a lost or damaged physical badge. Each mobile credential is tied to a device via two-factor authentication, works with HID, Wavelynx, and LEGIC infrastructure, and counts toward LEED and BREEAM sustainability credits. The product is available now to new and existing customers and can be added to current RightCrowd SmartAccess deployments.

Key facts
  • Unifies mobile, physical, and biometric credentials in one access program.
  • Mobile credential revocation in under 60 seconds via web-based API.
  • Compatible with HID, Wavelynx, and LEGIC; integrates doors, elevators, turnstiles, parking, and printers.
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2 min read at helpnetsecurity.com

RightCrowd announced RightCrowd Pass, a credentialing solution that issues and manages mobile, physical and biometric access credentials from a single platform. Many large enterprises and universities rely on badge programs-built years ago.

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By @helpnetsecurity · helpnetsecurity.com

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