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UPS Security Technology Group Uses Web-Based Technology to Produce ID Cards, Saving Local Departments From Purchasing Expensive Systems

Overview In the immediate days after 9/11, UPS drivers were being denied entry into military installations and government buildings and faced increased delivery delays due to heightened security approvals and escorts. UPS Corporate Security enlisted the help of the UPS Security Technology Group to design a new secure, authenticated ID card for all drivers. Corporate Security decided that a centralized badging solution was the best alternative. UPS purchased licensing to utilize EpiWeb, a web-based badging system designed by ImageWare Systems. Not only was UPS able to quickly meet the heightened security demands after 9/11, but the web-based system continues to offer a low cost, quality solution for UPS locations.

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Publisher	ImageWare Systems	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	January 2005	Downloads	46
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Security Management, Anti-Hacking, Network Security

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