Las Vegas, NV (September 24, 2007) – IDenticard, the industry leader in personal identification, access control and ID badges, is introducing PremiSys, their new integrated solution that combines ...

Vulnerabilities discovered in the PremiSys IDentity access system could allow attackers to bypass its building entrance security. The vendor was warned about the flaws but still hasn't released the ...

The big picture: Late last year a security analyst with Tenable Research discovered a hardcoded backdoor in an access control system called PremiSys IDenticard. The software is used to create ID ...

Security outfit Tenable Research says it has discovered four zero-day vulnerabilities in the PremiSys building access control system developed by the US firm IDenticard. In a blog post, Tenable said ...

One of the nation’s leading purveyors of security access badges and plastic ID cards is scrambling to patch multiple vulnerabilities in its system, which could allow attackers to covertly enter ...

A hardcoded password and other unpatched vulnerabilities can allow hackers to take control over ID card-based building access systems, researchers from Tenable have revealed. Despite being told of the ...

PremiSys Mobile enables system security administrators to easily and remotely manage and control building access and photo badging while away from their desk via Apple or Android-based smart phones ...

IDenticard Systems of Lititz, Pa., has released PremiSys 1.4 access control system. The system integrates proprietary access control software, a sophisticated badge making system and Mercury Security ...

Tenable Research reports it has discovered several zero-day vulnerabilities in the PremiSys™ access control system developed by IDenticard. When exploited, the most severe vulnerability would give an ...

Regarding PremiSys, the company says on its website: "The PremiSys access control system is the perfect solution for organisations looking to implement an effective, full-featured access control ...