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Smart Cards contain integrated circuits that allow the cards to store data in a secure way. These circuits are part of an overall information and network security solution. BESTEQ has performed Smart Card research and implementations for highly secure agencies. Smart Card solutions provide security for physical access to buildings, offices, and laboratories, as well as allowing logical access to secure operations. Smart Cards can be used with biometrics, such as fingerprints to verify individual access to a network, computer, or facility. BESTEQ provides smart card solutions that enable employee identification, building access, and network access. These solutions include a variety of technologies, including an integrated circuit chip, magnetic stripe, digitized photo, biometrics, and other media. Applications
of smart cards include: One of the major initiatives that has recently become a driving force in the use of Smart Cards is President Clinton’s signing of the Electronic Signature Bill on July 5, 2000, making e-signatures as common and as legally binding as pen-to-paper signatures. Smart
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Card Tutorials
The General Services Administration provides a Smart Card Tutorial - An Online Multimedia Presentation. In this presentation, you will learn how Smart Cards are being used by millions of people worldwide in more than 90 countries. The latest Smart Card technologies and applications are also reviewed. |