Sentry Interactive Debuts Reader-Less Mobile Access Control Solution

AUSTIN, Texas, May 15, 2024 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - Sentry Interactive has launched Sentry Mobile Access, a new reader-less mobile access control technology designed to streamline building security systems without the need for traditional hardware upgrades. This innovative solution leverages the advanced capabilities of smartphones, enabling them to function as secure access devices.

Traditionally, upgrading to a mobile entry system would involve replacing existing door readers with new units that support NFC and Bluetooth technologies. Sentry Interactive's reader-less solution circumvents this costly and disruptive process by utilizing the smartphones that users already carry. This approach not only eliminates the need for physical hardware installations but also taps into the ongoing updates and security features inherent in modern smartphones, thereby enhancing overall security.

The company emphasizes that using smartphones as access devices offers several advantages over traditional methods, including the integration of biometric and multi-factor authentication which adds layers of security that are not typically available with standard access cards or fobs.

Sentry Mobile Access aims to reduce the logistical challenges and high costs associated with upgrading physical access control systems. By removing the need to install new hardware, the solution promises a more cost-effective and less intrusive method for organizations to modernize their access security.

The solution is designed to be particularly beneficial for large facilities or organizations with multiple access points, offering a scalable and flexible approach to security management. Sentry Interactive suggests that this technology will not only simplify the management of access controls but also provide a more adaptable and future-proof strategy for handling site security.

For additional information on Sentry Interactive’s technologies and services, visit www.sentryinteractive.com.

Source: Sentry Interactive via Newswire