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Our Vision
Protecting people, goods and data through secure identification and access control STid is the leading manufacturer of instinctive, contactless security technologies - delivering high security solutions approved by independent certified organizations. We safeguard millions of users for over 500 worldwide partners and are proud to serve leaders in the business, governmental and industry sectors such as defense, healthcare, aerospace, naval, energy and IT.
Instinctive Access Control
STid invented the concept of instinctive security in 1996, redefining how organizations can protect their people, property and data with the most intuitive RFID-based access control readers on the market. Since 1996, our mission has been to help Security Directors overcome all their managerial and usage barriers that previously limited their efficiency. As adoption by end users is key, we invented the smoothest, simplest and most instinctive identification modes available worldwide.
Open technology
We base the development of our solutions on standardized open technology and public encryption algorithms. This gives organizations the freedom to choose what suits them best. We rely on the quality of our products and their excellent security to win client loyalty rather than any proprietary technology.
Autonomy
Corporate security depends upon comprehensive, autonomous management of access control parameters. Unlike other manufacturers, we believe you should have the means of swiftly adapting to any security update.
Our exclusive SECard software and biometric kits empower clients to make many changes on their own.
We also deliver ergonomic management tools, services, trainings and consulting to help our clients choose and adopt the most appropriate solution smoothly and efficiently.
Some entrances require smooth, easy and hassle-free access. STid offers hands-free access control solutions which do not require users to take their card out of their pocket or bag. STid provides ideal, practical solutions for all facilities where handling an access card or pressing a remote-control button could be awkward or dangerous for the user.
