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CardLogix, Datastrip partner for mobile solution

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Identity security technology developers CardLogix and Datastrip have announced a partnership to combine technology to form a new mobile identity management solution.

Specifically, the solution has combined CadLogix’s M.O.S.T., Credentsys smart card, or ePassport with DataStrip readers such as the handheld Easy Verify to develop handheld, mobile solutions for collecting fingerprint data. Among the potential uses for the product, CardLogix and Datastrip expects to see the solution in use as a tool in national ID authentication, voter authentication, law enforcement and airport security. [end] 

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