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What's all the Buzz About? The access control industry is replacing physical key cards with mobile credentials, and they are using the cloud to do it. Employees, visitors, students – everyone almost always ...

The Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, home of the Western Hockey League (WHL)’s Victoria Royals and the largest arena in the Canadian province British Columbia outside Vancouver, is gearing up for increased ev...

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We recently caught up with one of our customers, Amrit Maharaj, the COO of Coho Collective Inc.. to discuss their recent implementation of their Active Witness #AccessControlSystem.

How Coho safeguarded the health of their employees amidst COVID-19 pandemic.

How a builder of custom homes found success using Active Witness’ Sima verification system.

Way too many businesses are wasting their time administering visitor badges and employee keycards. Key cards get lost, stolen or malfunction which leads to plastic waste.

Listen to our interview with Pressful news and Active Witness CEO, Rob Bakshi. Bakshi explains the future of Access Control and why mobile-access and multi-factor authentication will change the world of security as we know it.

Vancouver-based Active Witness recently introduced a multi-factor access control system called SIMA, combining facial recognition with a QR code which is sent to the user’s mobile device.

Vancouver-based Active Witness recently introduced a multi-factor access control system called SIMA, combining facial recognition with a QR code which is sent to the user’s mobile device.

Facial Verification and Facial Recognition sound similar and both use facial biometrics, but how are they different?