Mobile IDs on devices eliminate person-to-person credentials when accessing secured areas Q: Do universities continue to be the biggest users? When adopting mobile access solutions that maximise convenience and efficiency, and deliver dramatically improved user experiences, it is neither necessary nor acceptable to compromise security in either the physical or digital domains. With increasing awareness of cloud-based security threats and resulting high expectations from a solution, today’s system owners, operators, and users insist on companies being able to demonstrate that they have had their services vetted by independent laboratories and/or agencies. Merredew: One of the biggest milestones several years ago was when mobile access solutions achieved certification to the ISO 27001:2013 Information Security Management System (ISMS) standard. Q: What has changed since the first pilot implementation of smartphones used for secure mobile identification? To catch up on the latest developments in mobile access, we contacted Luc Merredew, Product Marketing Director, Physical Access Control, at HID Global. Today’s technology has matured, advanced, and proliferated across a variety of high-value use cases. A lot has changed in the following 10 years. It’s been almost exactly a decade since HID Global launched the world's first university pilot of smartphones carrying secure mobile IDs.

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